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Das Tagebuch der Lewis & Clark-Expedition (1804-1806) dokumentiert eine prägende Reise der jungen USA zur Erkundung des neu erworbenen Gebiets. Lewis und Clark beschreiben unbekannte Pflanzen, Tiere und Landschaften. Friedhelm Rathjen bietet eine Auswahl der Texte und erzählt die abenteuerliche Geschichte der Expedition. Ein Reprint von Clarks Karte ist beigelegt.
Focusing on verse writing, this guide begins with limericks and advances to poetry and song lyrics. It offers numerous examples and insights from an experienced writer, presenting a unique approach to the craft. Suitable for all ages, the book can be enjoyed for its artistic value or used as a resource for aspiring poets and songwriters seeking to hone their skills.
Crisis in Africa... and a crisis in the Cabinet. A head-on clash between the Foreign Secretary and the Minister of Defence. The cunning and persuasive Prime Minister walks a tightrope for six electric days... and someone has to lose!
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organized at Pittsburgh, Pa., October 8, 1861 ; mustered out in Pittsburg, June 26, 1865