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|  | | Descendants of Edmond Lewes of Lynn, Massachusetts
A genealogy of the descendants of Edmond Lewes, who came to America in 1634.
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Essays from a lifetime of environmental activism.
i>Écritage/i> brings together a collection of essays drawn from 30 years of environmental activism in Nebraska, Wyoming, Alaska, New Mexico and California.
Inspired by development pressures in the northern Rockies, conceived in i>Wally World/i>, a pre-Internet newsletter from Alaska, driven to extreme during the i>Exxon Valdez/i> oil spill, and sharpened in the struggle to save a tiny bit of undeveloped natural world in urban California, Michael Lewis writes with a quill plucked from the wings of environmental activism.
i>"While it's entertaining to sit an | |  | | The Environmeddlers
A group of environmeddlers seek a path to make a difference in a world of Homeland Security, internet communications and ubiquitous electronic surveillance.
span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: Verdana; ">i>The Environmeddlers/i> brings the world of environmental protest from monkey wrenching to the digital age. In this high-spirited adventure, Clovis, a reformed Sierra Club organizer, teams up with an animal rights grandmother, an unrepentant defender of raw wilderness and a Taoist computer geek to make a difference in an uncaring world where industrial growth, pollution, and habitat destruction continue unchecked. /span>
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In the Shadow of Her Hem
by Edward Patterson
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 The fifth and final book of the Jade Owl Legacy sees a full battle for life as we know it. The world is threatened by the denizens of the Jade Village leading the China Hans through a fantastical world and to a conclusive battle. |
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Chronicles of the HEdge
by Jeff Ovall
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 A true page-turner, Jeff Ovall’s futurist work of fiction peers into the history of a world not yet realized, yet ominously closer than most could imagine. A time in which the past has been reborn and humankind, in all its glory and misery, has final |
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