The Swaps Swaps and Related Risk Management Instruments (New York Institute of Finance) [Oct 01, 1990] Kapner, Kenneth R. and Marshall, John F.
John Marshall Books
John Marshall was an American statesman and jurist who profoundly shaped American constitutional law, transforming the Supreme Court into a significant center of governmental power. For over three decades, Marshall dominated the Court, playing a pivotal role in the evolution of the American legal system. Most notably, he established the principle of judicial review, empowering courts to strike down laws deemed unconstitutional. This cemented the judiciary's position as an independent and influential branch of government. Furthermore, his landmark decisions on federalism defined the balance of power between the federal government and the states in the republic's crucial early years, consistently affirming federal law's supremacy.






The Victorian House 4
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Home seekers are drawn to the elegance and style created by Victorian architects and builders. Regardless of their size, there is an irresistible attraction for well-proportioned rooms, lofty ceilings, decorative plasterwork, and exuberant fireplaces. The authors explain the social and technical characteristics in the design of the Victorian house and how to tackle difficulties that arise from its structure, decoration, and layout. They help the reader decide how far to modernize and how far to retain the style and features of the original building.
Washington
- 112 pages
- 4 hours of reading
From the hush of an old-growth forest to the hiss of wheat fields whipped by the wind, WASHINGTON: PORTRAIT OF A STATE stimulates the senses with radiant images from photographer JOHN MARSHALL. From the florescent green and pink of a rhododendron lighting up the shadowy woodlands of Olympic National Park to the bustling fun and commerce of Seattle's famous Pike Place Market, from the soaring peaks of Mounts Baker and Rainier to the crisp apple orchards of the Wenatchee hills, MARSHALL captures the essence of Washington for visitors and residents alike in this new volume of photography. It makes the perfect gift to bring home for both friends and relatives.
Make Your Own Japanese Clothes: Patterns And Ideas For Modern Wear
- 136 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Classical elegance. Loose-fitting comfort. Versatility. Functional design. These are just some of the reasons why traditional Japanese clothes have captured the imagination of modern fashion designers and stylish dressers around the world. Making Japanese clothes is surprisingly simple. Patterns consist of virtually all straight lines, and the non-body-conforming shapes require no darts, buttonholes, or zippers. Here, in this creative sourcebook, is all the information you need to sew authentic Japanese clothes or to design your own Japan-inspired fashions: . Step-by-step instructions for making 14 select traditional garments, from the luxurious wedding rove and the classic kimono to the informal hanten jacket and practical field pants . Detailed patterns that can be adjusted to fit any size . An introduction to the basic building blockssleeve shapes, collars, hems, linings, and paddingso creative sewers can design their own fashions . Over 40 sketches with many more suggestions for modern variations on the classic garments . A choice of authentic Japanese techniques or simplified methods that achieve the same look . How to use any width fabric, whether narrow Japanese fabric or standard Western widths . Sources of Japanese fabric and sewing accessories . Care and storage guidelines . Fabric suggestions, ideas for creative wear, historical information, and much more!
Exploring the evolution of John Locke's ideas, this comprehensive account delves into his political, religious, social, and moral philosophies. It highlights how Locke's thoughts influenced Enlightenment thinking and laid the groundwork for modern democratic principles. The book examines his contributions to concepts of individual rights, government authority, and the social contract, providing insights into his lasting impact on Western thought and governance.
A Tale of Two Cities
- 90 pages
- 4 hours of reading
Set during the French Revolution, the two cities in question are Paris and London and the tale is one of the tragedies that take place therein.
The Visitor's Guide to Switzerland
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Book by Marshall, John
Washington II
- 144 pages
- 6 hours of reading
From an old-growth forest to Seattle's skyline, ""Washington II"" stimulates all the senses. Lush woodlands and dramatic waterfalls, twinkling nightlife and vast yellow wheatfields -- all await you in this enticing book.
Křik duše
- 63 pages
- 3 hours of reading

