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The book delves into the theories of property articulated by four influential figures in classical German philosophy. It examines fundamental questions regarding the essence of property, the justification of various property forms, and the balance between respecting property rights and ensuring freedom. Through this analysis, it challenges readers to consider the ethical implications of property ownership and the potential need for limitations in the interest of broader societal values.

Exploring the diverse experiences of life in Alaska, this collection features contemporary nonfiction and fiction that captures the essence of the 49th state. It delves into the stark landscapes, vibrant small towns, and bustling urban areas, presenting true stories and literary realism that challenge common stereotypes. By offering a variety of perspectives, the writings illuminate the complexities and realities of living in Alaska, revealing the rich tapestry of life beyond the myths of the Last Frontier.

Set on the mysterious island of Altasia, the story follows Derik, an orphaned boy with dreams of adventure. As he embarks on a journey through the legendary lands, he uncovers the profound and hidden secrets of Altasia's history, revealing a world rich in mystery and intrigue.

The astonishing true story of Glasgow gangland confidant James McIntyre, aka Jimmy Two GunsJames 'Jimmy Two Guns' McIntyre was Glasgow's go-to gangland lawyer and consigliere to one of Scotland's foremost crime families. His maverick approach to the law and a client list that included some of the most feared gangland figures of the time - including the McGoverns and Paul Ferris - ensured that he was always in demand but under the constant scrutiny of the authorities.Now Jimmy Two Guns recounts the cases he handled, the strokes he pulled, plus his arrests, a high-speed car chase with the drug squad, his time in 'the cooler' for allegedly attempting to murder a cop and much more. He tells how he bounced back after being the target of a near-fatal underworld hit, before being arrested by an armed response unit for possession of two pistols, and reveals with wit and a sharp pen what it's really like being a lawyer for the underdog.Whatever you thought you knew about crime and justice, think again - because for Jimmy Two Guns, the truth has always been stranger than fiction.'Crooked judges, bent cops and hypocrites in high places - the most truthful legal memoir you'll ever read. Superb.'Matthew Hall, bestselling novelist and BAFTA-winning screenwriter of Keeping Faith'James McIntyre was a legal barracuda swimming both sides of the line; this memoir is his modus operandi.'G.F. Newman, creator of Law & Order and Judge John Deed

The narrative unfolds across two continents, contrasting the influences of the United States and Ireland on a poet's journey. Themes of love, aging, and the surrounding world are intricately woven into his reflections, showcasing how diverse environments and cultures shape his creative expression. The exploration delves into the poet's emotional landscape, revealing the profound impact of place on his work and personal growth.

This exam preparation and practice guide is the perfect companion to the coursebook, giving students opportunity to practise and gain confidence in preparation for examination. The guide includes an introduction to assessment, plus two full tests and analysis of each paper, which gives students exposure to the different styles of assessment. The guide also contains graded sample Individual Oral, including audio and written responses with examiner comments, helping students understand the assessment criteria for long-form answers. Fully revised for first examination in 2021, these resources contain helpful exam strategies and tips from expert authors.

Fichte's social and political philosophy is explored through a contemporary lens, emphasizing its significance in addressing modern issues. The interpretation delves into the philosophical underpinnings of Fichte's thought, illustrating how his ideas resonate with current societal and political challenges. This analysis not only sheds light on Fichte's contributions but also invites readers to reflect on their relevance in today's context.

In this study of Fichte's social and political philosophy, David James offers an interpretation of Fichte's most famous writings in this area, including his Foundations of Natural Right and Addresses to the German Nation, centred on two main themes: property and virtue. These themes provide the basis for a discussion of such issues as what it means to guarantee the freedom of all the citizens of a state, the problem of unequal relations of economic dependence between states, and the differences and connections between the legal and political sphere of right and morality. James also relates Fichte's central social and political ideas to those of other important figures in the history of philosophy, including Locke, Kant and Hegel, as well as to the radical phase of the French Revolution. His account will be of importance to all who are interested in Fichte's philosophy and its intellectual and political context.

For the beginner inspired to renovate, update, or restore an existing piece of upholstery, this new and practical guide, by prominent author David James (Upholstery: A Complete Course, Upholstery: Techniques & Projects) is the essential color-illustrated reference. It contains everything a novice needs to know and covers all the basics: planning the project; buying equipment; selecting good-quality material, such as foams, animal hair, webbings, and twine; choosing the right fabrics and trimmings or making your own; removing old upholstery; and preparing new frames. Ten beautiful, fully-detailed projects, presented in order of difficulty, include a Mahogany Stool with a Drop-in Seat, small Edwardian Country-Style Armchair, 19th-century Walnut Writing Chair, Bed Headboard, Four-Fold Screen, and Balloon-Back Dining Chair.