James Young Books

Focusing on the experiences of the Bengal Horse Artillery, this book delves into the lives of the 'Red Men' during military campaigns. It highlights their bravery, tactics, and the challenges they faced in various conflicts. Through vivid accounts and historical context, readers gain insight into the operational dynamics and the personal stories of the soldiers, showcasing their contributions to military history and the evolution of artillery warfare in the region.

A McGraw-Hill Advertising Classic A Technique for Producing Ideas reveals a simple, sensible idea-generation methodology that has stood the test of time. First presented to students in 1939, published in 1965, and now reissued for a new generation of advertising professionals and others looking to jump-start their creative juices, this powerful guide details a five-step process for gathering information, stimulating imagination, and recombining old elements into dramatic new ideas.

In this novel, a group of working-class activists in the 19th century organize to fight against alcoholism and its devastating effects on their communities. The story follows the lives of several characters who are caught up in the struggle, including a young woman who becomes a leading proponent of the temperance movement. Written by James Young, a Scottish author and social reformer, this book offers a vivid portrayal of a pivotal moment in the history of the temperance movement.

Steve the main protagonist, finds himself plotted in a group home, follows his treatment plan, finds some work, and discovers some productivity in his world.