Robert Montgomery

Satan. A Poem

The Poetical Works of the Rev. R. Montgomery, A.M. Oxon

A Poem

Woman, the Angel of Life

A Poem in Six Books

The Messiah

Johnny Skull's life experiences from 1998 to early 2006 are explored as flashbacks during his wedding celebration in the fall of 2007. This book, the third in the Johnny Skull series, documents the young newspaperman's odyssey from the time he graduates from college in Arizona, until just before he takes a job at The Valentine Voice, the setting for the first Johnny Skull novel. Unlike its prequels "Small-Town Weekly," which documents the day-to-day operation of a small-town weekly newspaper, and "Small Pebbles, Long Shadows," which follows an investigation that eventually exposes an Islamic terrorist plot to destroy the American way of life "Happiness is the Road" follows Johnny's career through seven different jobs as he learns the publishing business. In Texas, at his first job that lasts only one day, he is run out of town by the sheriff's daughter. In Kentucky, he saves the life of his next boss and earns a job at a newspaper in Maine. In North Dakota, he rescues a newspaper from mediocrity and brings it into the twenty-first century. In Colorado, he starts a brand new weekly newspaper, only to lose his job just before 9/11/01 when a new owner acquires that newspaper. In Arizona, he resurrects a failing mining magazine to its former exemplary status, and becomes a successful fine art photographer. As the communications director for a trade organization in Washington, he goes head to head with his new boss who has some strange views on intra-office relations. And, in Nevada, he helps a congressman get elected. But the story also reveals the dark side of ex-Marine Johnny Skull, as he uses the lessons he'd learned from his grandfather to avenge the honor of his friends.

The True Story about a Man Who Finds His Real Father After 25 Years

Do U Know Who Your Daddy Is?

Greta R. Bellamacina

Collaborative Poems

Points for Time in the Sky

Christian poetry, a selection by E. Farr

God and man: outlines of religious and moral truth

Delius was born in 1862, twenty-four years before the signing in 1886 of the Berne Convention, the international convention for the protection of literary and artistic works. During Delius's lifetime came the birth of the record industry, the development of exercising the performing right, the introduction of the mechanical right and the advent of films and broadcasting. Robert Montgomery and Robert Threlfall chronicle Delius's dealings with his publishers and the Performing Right Society (PRS) through his copious correspondence. This book provides a selection of translations of the letters, most of which have never been seen before, and offers a unique insight into how a leading twentieth-century composer earned his living from composition in the changing environment of the world of music.

The Case of Delius and His Publishers

Music and Copyright

Luther

Luther: Or, The Spirit of the Reformation

Luther: a poem

Satan, Or, Intellect Without God

Satan, or intellect without God: a poem

Manidharprasad Tapiprasad

Ambalal Sakerlal

A Dictionary English and Gujarati

A Poem ...

The Hero's Funeral

The Omnipresence of the Deity

The omnipresence of the deity, a poem. Maunder's school ed. 3rd 'sch. ed.'.

Seconds to Live Or Die: Life-Saving Lessons from a Former CIA Officer

With Introductory Remarks, and an Appendix Containing Extracts from Satires, Notes, &c

Selections from the Poetical Works

Robert Montgomery

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