Grant Allen Bücher

Providing practical, tested examples of SQL, this book serves as a valuable resource for developers and database administrators confronted with new queries or unfamiliar database objects. It alleviates the frustration of deciphering complex syntax diagrams by offering straightforward solutions to common challenges, enabling readers to quickly implement effective strategies under pressure. The focus is on real-world applications, making it an essential guide for those seeking efficient problem-solving techniques in their daily work.

This collection presents five classic horror stories that delve into themes of unsettling dread and the unknown. Each tale, from Grant Allen's eerie "Pallinghurst Barrow" to H.P. Lovecraft's chilling "The Very Old Folk," explores the darker aspects of human experience. Notable works like Arthur Machen's "The Great God Pan" and Thomas Hardy's "The Withered Arm" contribute to an atmosphere of suspense and terror, ensuring a sleepless night for readers seeking the macabre.

Focusing on advanced techniques for Android development, this book provides in-depth coverage of the Android 5 platform. It includes practical examples and best practices for building robust applications, emphasizing new features such as improved user interface components and enhanced performance. The content is designed for experienced developers looking to deepen their knowledge and skills, offering insights into effective coding strategies and architecture. With a hands-on approach, readers will learn to leverage the full potential of Android 5 in their projects.

Featuring two strong female detectives, this collection showcases Miss Cayley and Hilda Wade as they navigate thrilling adventures. Miss Cayley confronts criminal deceit to protect her loved one’s fortune and freedom, while Hilda Wade relentlessly seeks justice for her father's murder, targeting a highly respected yet cunning killer. Both characters exemplify the spirit of early independent female adventurers, highlighting their determination and resourcefulness in a male-dominated world.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It aims to protect and promote cultural literature by providing affordable, high-quality modern editions that remain faithful to the original text.

Volume two showcases the captivating supernatural fiction of Grant Allen, featuring a blend of eerie tales and intriguing characters. This collection delves into themes of the unknown and the uncanny, presenting stories that explore human emotions in the face of the supernatural. Allen’s unique narrative style and imaginative plots invite readers to experience a world where the ordinary intersects with the extraordinary, making this volume a compelling addition for fans of the genre.

Focusing on the progression of religious beliefs, this work explores the evolution of the concept of God from primitive tribal religions to the more sophisticated Christian perspective. Allen analyzes how humanity's understanding of divinity has transformed over time, reflecting cultural and societal changes. The study provides insights into the development of religious thought and the factors influencing these shifts in belief systems.

The book is a facsimile reprint of an original antiquarian work, reflecting its historical significance. As a result of its age, it may feature imperfections such as marks, notations, and flawed pages. The publisher emphasizes its commitment to preserving and promoting important literature by offering this high-quality edition, ensuring that readers can access and appreciate the cultural value of the original text.

Exploring the intersection of the Thuggee cult and Mesmerism, this novel delves into quasi-supernatural themes, presenting a unique narrative that blends historical elements with mystical intrigue. Set against a backdrop of cultural and spiritual exploration, it offers a captivating look at the influence of these practices on society. The story invites readers to engage with the enigmatic forces at play, highlighting the complexities of belief and power within the context of 19th-century mysticism.

InhaltsverzeichnisWidmung - Lesbias Lieblingsvogel - Fragment - Lesbias Lieblingsvogel gestorben - Des Dichters Schiff - Lesbia! - Der geheimnisvolle Liebhaber - Zahl der Küsse - Trennung - Begrüßung des Freundes - Unvorsichtige Aufschneiderei - Absage - Ein entwandtes Souvenir - Scherzhafte Einladung - Dank für eine scherzhafte Weihnachtsgabe - Eifersucht - Scherzhafte Drohung - Frommer Wunsch - Warnung - Selbsttäuschung - Auch ein Glück - Inventius untreu - Ein Dieb - Schuldenlast - Beim Trinkgelage - Gruß zur Heimkehr - Schmähung auf Mamurra - Ein treuloser Freund - Heimkehr - Auch ein Liebesbrief - Vater und Sohn - Hymnus an Diana - Lob des Dichters Caecilius - Scherzhaftes Brandopfer - Beschimpfung der Lesbia und ihrer Verehrer - Verlassen - Der Spanier Egnatius - Eifersucht - Abgeblitzt - Rückforderung von Versen - Beschimpfung der Geliebten Mamurras - Wirkung einer frostigen Rede - Ein glückliches Paar - Heimkehr im Frühling - Schmähung der Konkurrenten seiner Freunde - Iuventius - Cicero - Der Dichter und sein Freund Licinius Calvus - Lesbias Lob - Politische Verzweiflung - Calvus im Vatiniusprozeß - Günstlinge Caesars - Verstohlene Liebe - Ertappt - Caesar und Mamurra - Lesbias Entartung - Auf der Suche nach Camerius - Hartherzig - Hochzeitslied - Schicksal des Attis - Hochzeit des Peleus und der Thetis - Die Locke der Berenike - Chronique scandaleuse - Eine traurige Antwort - Ein unglücklicher Liebhaber - Frauenschwüre - Doppelrache - Einst und jetzt - Undank - Auch ein Ausweg - Zerrissenheit - Absage für immer - Dem treulosen Freund - Töricht - Schmähung - Lesbia und ihre Brüder - Gipfel der Bosheit - Flehen an den Rivalen - Die Scheinheilige - Ein Geck - Zwei Seelen - Lesbias Schönheit - Wehmütige Erinnerung - Eine Beschimpfung - Auf denselben Rivalen - Abermals auf denselben - Noch einmal auf denselben - Zeichen der Liebe - Absage an Caesar - Spott auf Mamurra - Lobgedicht auf Cinnas Smyrna - Nach Empfang von Calvus´ Gedicht auf den Tod der Quintilia - Ein gemeines Pamphlet - Auf einen Schwätzer - Das Küßchen - Ein verliebtes Brüderpaar - Am Grabe des Bruders - Verpflichtung zum Schweigen - An einen geldgierigen und groben Kuppler - Selbstverteidigung - Verspottung des Mamurra - Der Auktionator und der Knabe - Wiedergefunden - Pasquill auf einen Redner - Lesbias Versprechen - Beschimpfung der Aufilena - Verdächtigung der Aufilena - Eine Mannhure - Spott auf Maecilia - Mamurras Gut - Mamurras Unzucht - Kampf mit Gellius