A Farm Family on Long Island's North Fork

A Farm Family on Long Island's North ForkLife, love, and scandal in a nineteenth century Long Island farm community. In A Farm Family on Long Island's North Fork, Richard A. Wines traces the history of a vital agricultural community on the North Fork of Long Island through the story of the last family to live in the old Homestead at the Hallockville Museum Farm. For well over two centuries, community members were almost all descendants of the same group of seventeenth century Puritan

Queens charts the history of residential development of the New York City borough from the 1920s to today

clarify and enrich the understanding of Dōgen's religious thought and his basic ideas about Zen practice and doctrine

and late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century notions of authorship in student publications and textbooks

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Neville elaborates a theory of interpretation that is inspired by Peirce

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An American businessman in the coastal town of Coralio receives a telegram from the capital city of San Mateo announcing that there has been a revolution

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