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From bestselling author Phillip Margolin, a fast-paced legal thriller packedwith page-turning suspense. Peter Hale is a young attorney struggling to make his own mark in his father'svenerable law firm when he is presented with the opportunity of a lifetime.During the trial of a multimillion-dollar case, Peter's father, the leadcounsel, suffers a heart attack and asks Peter to move for a mistrial untilhe's feeling better. Peter decides this is his only c #10TipsForHealthyLiving

This used book is in Good condition. Maimed by his injuries, Peter Hale battled the Westerners' scorn for a cripple. He not only managed, but brought new life and prosperity to the family ranch. Then, at the height of his success, he dropped out of sight. There was talk that he was siding Mike Jarvin, the notorious and brutal crook in the territory-and the rumors were true. But Peter Hale knew just what he was doing. He'd serve Jarvin alright. And one day he'd be free and take his revenge…

This used book is in Very Good condition. It has long been suspected that behind every great human is an even greater cat.??Now the truth will out, as meticulously documented by that great feline historian, Norton-aka, The Cat Who Went to Paris-and his cohorts, Peter Gethers and Norman Stiles. The world knows all about Nathan Hale.??But where are the tributes to Nathan Hale's cat, who uttered the immortal words, "I regret that I have but nine lives to give for my country"???Where are the…

Martial Arts MASTERS Magazine 2020 WINTER featuring Rich Hale Includes: RICH HALEA MASTER'S JOURNEY In the Art of American Kenpo RICK BREWER The Karate Do Educator HOW SAMURAI FACED DEATH By Tom Muzila BRANKICA NEGOVANOVIC The Future Ahead By Jose M. Fraguas TAIKA SEIYU OYATAO kinawa Karate: The Legacy of a MasterBy Peter Ciecwier THE CODE OF HONOR By David Stainko COLUMNSKAZOKU by Jerry Figgian

Classical Aboriginal societies in Australia have commonly been described in terms of social organisation and local organisation. This book presents rich detail on a third and related domain that has not been given the same kind of attention: linguistic organisation. Basing their analyses on fieldwork among the Wik peoples of Cape York Peninsula, north Australia, Peter Sutton and Ken Hale show how cosmology, linguistic variation, language prehistory, clan totemic identities, geopolitics, land…

Founded in 1786, Rogersville is Tennessee's second-oldest town. Rogersville has been a part of both North Carolina and the lost state of Franklin. Tennessee's oldest courthouse sits on the town square, the historic Hale Springs Inn is just down the street, and Confederate general Alexander Peter Stewart was born here. The graves of Joseph and Mary Amis Rogers, for whom the town was named, and those of the grandparents of legendary Davy Crockett, who were among Rogersville's first settlers…

This used book is in Acceptable condition. Open the gate to Fairacre, America's favorite English village. The two-hundred-year-old cottages known as Tyler's Row, with charming leaded-glass windows and an arched thorn hedge over the gateway, are supposed to provide a haven of peace for their new owners, Peter and Diana Hale. They plan to convert the middle two cottages into one, to create their own rural refuge. But beset by carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and bills, as well as their…

This used book is in Like New condition. Founded in 1786, Rogersville is Tennessee's second-oldest town. Rogersville has been a part of both North Carolina and the lost state of Franklin. Tennessee's oldest courthouse sits on the town square, the historic Hale Springs Inn is just down the street, and Confederate general Alexander Peter Stewart was born here. The graves of Joseph and Mary Amis Rogers, for whom the town was named, and those of the grandparents of legendary Davy Crockett, who…

This book provides the first in-depth look at the controversial Hale-America National Open, won by Ben Hogan in 1942 against the backdrop of the wartime home front. Peter May champions Hogan's claim that it should have counted as an official US Open, which would have given him a record five US Open titles. Golfing legend Ben Hogan went to his grave believing he had won a record five US Open titles. The USGA says otherwise, and the controversy has endured for over 75 years. In 1942, the…