The historic lakeside village of Cazenovia in the scenic Finger Lakes region is one of the jewels of Central New York, and yet very few books have told its story. The Bear Tree and Other Stories from Cazenovia's History explores the unheralded, inaccurately told, and long-forgotten tales of the town.
Observations and pointers on how to plan for the rest of your life and perhaps discover your special purpose along the way.
Challenging conventional literary accolades, this book offers a candid exploration of life’s journey rather than striving for bestseller status. It embraces the imperfections of storytelling and reflects on personal experiences, inviting readers to find meaning in the mundane. With a humorous and relatable tone, it encourages a deeper understanding of what it means to navigate life's ups and downs, making it a unique addition to contemporary literature.
Focusing on the everyday lives of its residents, this book uncovers the rich, often overlooked history of Cazenovia, a village in Central New York's Finger Lakes region. It highlights the stories of remarkable individuals, including Lucia Zora Card, an elephant and lion tamer; Susan Blow, a pioneer of kindergarten education; and Cecil Donovan, a World War I soldier whose letters reveal the emotional landscape of wartime. Through these narratives, readers gain insight into the community's 225-year legacy beyond its elite history.
In this volume, noted Lincoln scholar Jason Emerson provides a documentary history of Mary Lincoln's mental illness and insanity case, evenhandedly presenting every possible primary source on the subject to enable a clearer view of the facts. číst celé
A compilation of poetry centered on Mary Lincoln spans from 1839 to 2012, showcasing works written by, for, and about her. Each poem includes contextual explanations of historical events in her life and insights into the poet and their work. Arranged chronologically, the collection illustrates the evolving perceptions of Mary Lincoln over time, providing a unique lens on her legacy through the art of poetry.
The book offers a candid exploration of a contentious topic, unencumbered by academic constraints and ideological biases. It equips readers with the necessary tools to form well-informed opinions, emphasizing critical thinking and personal judgment. Mr. Emerson's approach is both straightforward and insightful, aiming to clarify complexities surrounding the subject matter. This work is praised for its valuable contribution to public discourse, allowing for a deeper understanding of the issues at hand.