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The true saviour of Little Round Top at Gettysburg was a 26-year-old Harvard- educated lawyer, who paid with his life to defend that hill. This is the story of Strong Vincent.

A fake spiritualist in Victorian London who holds a séance for a gentleman trying to contact his deceased, and possibly murdered fiancée, discovers the lines between hoax and haunting are blurred.

Fans won't want to miss this must-have collection, sure to reveal more secrets about RWBY and the stunning world of the show!

Straight from the world of Remnant, the second novel based on RWBY, Rooster Teeth's hit animated webseries!

J. D. Myers shows how the death of Jesus on the cross reveals the truth about the five concepts of sin, law, sacrifice, scapegoating, and bloodshed. After carefully defining each, this book shows how these definitions provide clarity on numerous biblical texts.

The book presents a unique poem crafted from the genesis block hashes of the top hundred cryptocurrencies by market capitalization as of January 2, 2016. These hashes are ingeniously encoded using BIP-0039 mnemonics, blending technical cryptocurrency elements with poetic form. This innovative approach captures the intersection of technology and art, appealing to both crypto enthusiasts and poetry lovers.

From setting up an oxygen delivery system in a hospital room to administering stat meds, this handy, pocket-sized resource helps you to deliver high-quality care. You'll have the on-the-spot guidance you need to care for patients with complex medical-surgical conditions, all presented from the nurse's point of view.

Drawing from real medical journal cases, a doctor shares true stories about strange symptoms and perplexing patients Those in the medical profession know that sometimes the cases that come into emergency rooms or doctor’s offices can be highly unusual ― and depending on how things go, the results can be either tragic or comic. This collection of stories reveals some of the oddest and most memorable case histories, from the woman who claims she was brushing her teeth when she swallowed her toothbrush ― but in fact was a bulimic using it to induce vomiting ― to the man whose routine elective back surgery revealed he’d been carrying a bullet around in his body for years. From the funny to the frightening, these documented memorable medical mysteries make for fascinating reading.