Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Influence of Scientific Discovery and Invention On Social and Political Progress. Oration Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Brown University, Providence, R.I., On Commencement Day, September 6, 1843]( "The Influence of Scientific Discovery and Invention On Social and Political Progress. Oration Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Brown University, Providence, R.I., On Commencement Day, September 6, 1843")
The Influence of Scientific Discovery and Invention On Social and Political Progress. Oration Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Brown University, Providence, R.I., On Commencement Day, September 6, 184314,90 €![The Zahir]( "The Zahir")
The Zahir6,49 €![He & She]( "He & She")
He & She28,99 €![Five Minute Reads and Self Discovery]( "Five Minute Reads and Self Discovery")
Five Minute Reads and Self Discovery12,99 €![The Discovery of the Source of the Nile]( "The Discovery of the Source of the Nile")
The Discovery of the Source of the Nile99,90 €![Quin Mcmen's Zombie Discovery]( "Quin Mcmen's Zombie Discovery")
Quin Mcmen's Zombie Discovery21,99 €![The Lake Regions of Central Africa. A Record of Modern Discovery]( "The Lake Regions of Central Africa. A Record of Modern Discovery")
The Lake Regions of Central Africa. A Record of Modern Discovery59,90 €
A Discovery of Society' presents peculiar pictures of society through twenty amazing stories, which offer answers to some complicated cultural, spiritual and philosophical questions, convey exotic ideas in a surprisingly entertaining manner, update young people on a better way to a successful life, deal with religious issues, open a world of fantasy and horror, expose the corrupt practices that exist in the system and instil the sweet pain of love. Readers cannot help being astonished to see themselves in the stories. A wide variety of themes in the book cater for diverse interests. Some stories soothe and refresh a tired mind; some of them are thought-provoking; some chase away worries and fear by showing how things are not as severe as they seem; some others intrigue, enthral readers by tickling their imagination; but all of them leave an indelible impression on the audience.