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Author: Robert S. Griffin Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 9780759609334 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 434
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Counter-terrorist agent Nicodemus Jadey and his siblings follow a lead from Earth to their home planet of Jhoutai. Upon arriving, they find themselves sucked into a dispute between two rival forces, unaware they they have stumbled into a fledgling war between freedom and oppression. Enlisted to help Nicodemus are the Titans, a force of soldiers with an arsenal of skills and abilities which make them far more valuable than any weapon. The biggest question for Nick is, exactly whose side is he on?
Author: Robert S. Griffin Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 9780759609334 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 434
Book Description
Counter-terrorist agent Nicodemus Jadey and his siblings follow a lead from Earth to their home planet of Jhoutai. Upon arriving, they find themselves sucked into a dispute between two rival forces, unaware they they have stumbled into a fledgling war between freedom and oppression. Enlisted to help Nicodemus are the Titans, a force of soldiers with an arsenal of skills and abilities which make them far more valuable than any weapon. The biggest question for Nick is, exactly whose side is he on?
Author: Tom Lea Publisher: Joe & Betty Moore Texas Art (H ISBN: 9781585442829 Category : Design Languages : en Pages : 0
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Profiles the life and work of Southwestern painter, muralist, book illustrator, World War II artist-correspondent, historian, and novelist Tom Lea.
Author: Tom Lea Publisher: ISBN: Category : Art Languages : en Pages : 206
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"Born in 1907 in El Paso, Texas, Lea says he can't remember when he didn't like to draw pictures. Recognizing his talent, his parents and teachers encouraged him to attend the Art Institute of Chicago. After high school graduation in 1924, he boarded a train for Chicago, where for ten years he studied and worked with his mentor, the muralist John Norton. Drawn back to the Southwest in 1934, Lea lived in Santa Fe for two years and then returned to El Paso, which has been his home ever since." "During World War II, Lea was a war correspondent for Life magazine, and he witnessed action in the North Atlantic, the South Pacific, Europe and North Africa. As a portraitist, he came in personal contact with men who changed the course of history, including Jimmy Doolittle, Claire Chennault, and Chiang Kai-Shek. After the war, an assignment with Life took him to Mexico where his interest was stimulated in bullfighting. That experience led to the writing of his first novel, The Brave Bulls, published in 1949. It became a bestseller and a successful film. In the 1950s and 1960s Lea wrote and illustrated three more novels, an autobiography, and the notable two-volume history, The King Ranch."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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