John Norton Bücher

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This remarkable historical document recounts the capture and burning of Fort Massachusetts during the French and Indian War. Written by one of the captives, the Rev. John Norton, it provides a firsthand account of the events leading up to the attack and the brutal realities of life as a prisoner of war.

Catalogue of the inventions and innovations created by Captain John Norton, a British naval officer and inventor of the late 19th century.

The book presents a comprehensive response to a series of inquiries posed by Mr. William Apollonius, a notable pastor. It delves into theological discussions and explores significant questions within the context of the church in Middelburg. The work aims to provide clarity and insight into complex spiritual matters, reflecting the author's deep engagement with religious discourse and pastoral concerns.

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Focusing on naval and military innovations, the book details Captain Norton's inventions, including various projectiles and a new type of gunpowder, complemented by a system for torpedo warfare. It features original correspondence with notable military and scientific figures, shedding light on the context and impact of his work. This facsimile reprint serves as a significant resource for historians and military enthusiasts, preserving important contributions to the history of military technology.

Set against a winter farm backdrop, the story follows Bertie, a clever turkey who devises a plan for freedom after a lorry accident during transport. Along with his friends Tulula and Charlie, they embark on a daring escape to avoid becoming Christmas dinner. The narrative explores themes of ingenuity and survival as Bertie navigates the challenges of their predicament, raising the stakes on whether their cleverness will save them from their fate.

Focusing on the Quaker doctrine, this work critiques its impact on religion, churches, and the state, arguing for its destructive nature. It includes a letter defending New England's treatment of Quakers and addresses objections while confirming opposing truths. The book is part of the Sabin Americana collection, which spans over 400 years of documents related to the Americas, offering insights into societal, political, and religious developments from early European contact to the early 20th century.