Joshua hightower (3 risultati)

Editore: Houghton Mifflin, 1962
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Da: Easy Chair Books, Lexington, MO, U.S.A.Easy Chair Books
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Dust Jacket. Ex-library marks, rebound in worn covers; the pages have some discoloring and staining; a few corner tears; only a reading copy. No jacket. Illustrator: Talford, Joshua. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Juvenile; Inventory No: 231871. Talford, Joshua (illustratore).…
Altre immaginiAmerica Nuked on 9/11: Compliments of the CIA, the Neocons in the DoD & the Mossad (COLOR VERSION)
Jim Fetzer; Joshua Blakeney [Contributor]; Dennis Cimino [Contributor]; Don Fox [Contributor]; T. Mark Hightower [Contributor]; Nicholas Kollerstrom [Contributor]; Susan Lindauer [Contributor]; Jeff Prager [Contributor]; Mike Sparks [Contributor]; Ed Ward [Contributor]; Mike Palecek [Editor];
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Da: Liberty Bell Publications, York, SC, U.S.A.Liberty Bell Publications
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Paperback. Condizione: As New. First Edition color. Unread and unopened! Color Edition! LAST ONE! (Hard to list as 'New' when it's 8 years old). See photos! More available. If you want to know the WHO, the HOW and the WHY of 9/11, in 28 extensive, thorough and detailed studies, 14 authors contribute their expertise on different aspects of 9/11 to resolve the issues decisively. 9/11 was brought to us compliments of the CIA, the neocons in the DoD and the Mossad in order to justify the transformation of U.S. foreign policy from one in which we never attacked any nation that had not attacked us first to one in which we became the greatest aggressor nation in the world, launching a series of invasions intended to take out seven governments over the next five years, as Wesley Clark, former Commanding General of NATO, has explained. It has not played out that way, but not for lack of trying. You will discover here that the most prominent 9/11 organization, A&E911, has been running a limited hangout focusing on the use of Nano thermite, an incendiary, which has long since been demonstrated to be incapable of blowing the Twin Towers apart from the top down. Although their studies were based upon dust samples obtained from an apartment in the vicinity of Ground Zero, they deliberately ignore the far more extensive results of the U.S. Geological Surveys dust studies, which reveal the presence of elements that would not have been there had this note been a nuclear event. Moreover, the Journal for 9/11 Studies perpetuates the charade by publishing articles intended to perpetrate the false belief that a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon. Because the Pentagon is our nations military command-and-control center, it was this event that justified declaring a War on Terror. But the proof that no plane hit the Pentagon is overwhelming and compelling. In fact, as surprising as it may seem, none of the official aircraft actually crashed on 9/11, as evidence from the crash sites and research has established. The public was conned by resorting to a series of sophisticated fabrications, reinforced by the major media.…

Editore: Joshua Hightower / John B. Glass, 1871
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Da: Barry Lawrence Ruderman, La Jolla, CA, U.S.A.Barry Lawrence Ruderman
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Aggiungi al carrelloNo Binding. Condizione: good. Post-Civil War Virginia Land Survey Along the Danville and Halifax Court House Road.Executed in 1871-73, this group of land survey documents, including four manuscript survey plats, records the subdivision of John B. Gla. Post-Civil War Virginia Land Survey Along the Danville and Halifax Court House Road.Executed in 1871-73, this group of land survey documents, including four manuscript survey plats, records the subdivision of John B. Glass's Birch Creek property in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, transferring a 56.4-acre parcel designated as Plot No. 1 to a buyer named E.W. Bennett. There is also a fairly detailed plat of 266 acres retained by Glass. Local surveyor Joshua Hightower plotted the boundaries following a Post-Civil War land transaction in Southside Virginia, where large agricultural tracts were frequently partitioned during Reconstruction. Accompanying documents concern land purchases by E.W. Bennett.One of the survey plats centers on the 56.4-acre lot traversed by a meandering stream branch. Physical markers denote each boundary vertex, including a red oak, a white oak, an embedded rock, and wooden stakes, alongside bearings measured in poles and links. The southern boundary fronts directly on the main thoroughfare linking Danville to Halifax Court House, adjoining the land of Hugh Dodson, while the eastern edge borders the property of Dr. J. W. White. A compass rose with shaded points anchors the upper left corner, complemented by a linear scale of twenty poles to the inch. A detailed metes-and-bounds transcript signed by Hightower appears across the lower third of the sheet, documenting the exact courses and distances that define the perimeter. Marginal writing indicates that Glass assisted in plotting the draft, reflecting the collaborative process between Southside landowners and local surveyors during late nineteenth-century estate divisions.Another survey plat concerns a larger tract of 266 3/4 acres, "for Mr. Jno. B. Glass, the reserved portion of his land lying on both sides of Birch Creek in Pittsylvania County."The group also includes three manuscript deed documents.John Billups Glass (ca. 1823 1888), was a mid-nineteenth-century Pittsylvania County, Virginia, planter-farmer and landowner from an established local Glass Jennings Billups family network. Married to Prudence Tompkins Hubbard, he belonged to the county s slaveholding agricultural class before the Civil War and was substantial enough to hold multiple enslaved people by 1860. His real estate consisted of agricultural land in Pittsylvania County acquired and held through the 1850s, although the exact acreage and tract locations require reconstruction from the county land-tax books and deed records; surviving deed indexes show him active as a property owner during that decade. Map.…