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The term 'guitar hero' is part of the furniture of modern music, but the classic albums and spine-tingling live performances from which legends are carved were made by real musicians inspired by their own guitar heroes in their turn. Here, we explore the insights, influences and hard-won playing experience of some of the world's greatest guitarists in a series of classic interviews. We also take a close look at the instruments with which they made history, including Jimi's Strats, Peter Green's legendary '59 Les Paul, Rory Gallagher's eclectic collection of electric and folk instruments, and much more. We also look back to the true pioneers: the early 20th century guitar innovators who showed the way for all who followed, from Django Reinhardt to Sister Rosetta Tharpe. We hope this in-depth study of the roots of guitar greatness enriches and enlarges your own appreciation of guitar, as these masters of the instrument would surely wish.

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Born 1940 in Vinita, Oklahoma, of Dutch and Cherokee ancestry, David Morse has studied fiction and caused trouble: organized a student strike, visited Cuba, started an underground newspaper, waged a campaign against a nuclear power plant, written investigative articles on racial discrimination. Somewhat mellower now, and a Quaker, he lives in Storrs, Connecticut  
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A woman from the 21st century travels back in time to 1773 England to cause the collapse of a bridge under construction. An ecological commune in the U.S. hopes this will derail the Industrial Revolution, thus saving the world from its consequences.

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The past is filled with stories of personal struggles, hard-fought triumphs, interesting trivia, common myths and serious misconceptions. Now, with The Handy History Answer Book, you can step back in time and uncover the real truth behind the events that shaped the world leading up to the end of the 20th century.

The past is filled with stories of personal struggles, hard-fought triumphs, interesting trivia, common myths and serious misconceptions. Now, with The Handy History Answer Book, you can step back in time and uncover the real truth behind the events that shaped the world leading up to the end of the 20th century. Caught up in "Millennium madness"? Take a break from the future with this fascinating guide. When was color television invented? Who was Montezuma? What was Bloody Sunday? When was the first alphabet created? What were the effects of the Industrial Revolution? Open the pages of this historical guide and get ready for an exciting journey. From the excavation of the Neanderthal Man to the creation of MTV, this easy-to-read question and answer book will change your attitude about history forever. Was the Chicago Fire really started by a cow? Learn about such notable figures as Julius Caesar, Genghis Khan, Mary, Queen of Scots, Marie Antoinette, Thomas Edison, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Rosa Parks, to name just a few. Enjoy more than 50 photos and illustrations of famous historical moments and individuals.

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In this masterful, highly original approach to modern Chinese history, Jonathan D. Spence shows us the Chinese revolution through the eyes of its most articulate participants--the writers, historians, philosophers, and insurrectionists who shaped and were shaped by the turbulent events of the twentieth century. By skillfully combining literary materials with more conventional sources of political and social history, Spence provides an unparalleled look at China and her people and offers valuable insight into the continuing conflict between the implacable power of the state and the strivings of China's artists, writers, and thinkers.

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Everett H. Jones is a native of San Antonio, Texas, the city in which he now serves as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas. He received his education in San Antonio public schools, the University of Texas and Columbia University. For his theological training he attended the Virginia Theological Seminary and the Union Theological Seminary in New York City. He has received honorary degrees from the University of the South, the Virginia Seminary, and Trinity University in San Antonio. He has served churches in Texas, and for a time was a canon of the National Cathedral in Washington. Bishop Jones has served twice as a member of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, and as president of the Texas Council of Churches. In his college years he studied journalism and worked as a newspaper reporter. He has continued this interest by publishing a weekly column entitled, "A Bishop Looks at Life." This column is now carried in more than 40 newspapers in Texas. He has chosen sixty of these messages to form this volume.

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cant hesitation in mely an unist the obduracy of the ed the confession and recantation add of him. If he were likely to be reached through the affections, his wife and children were admitted to his cell in hopes that their tears and pleadings might work on his feelings and overcome his convictions. Alternate threats and blandishments were tried; he would be removed from his foul and dismal dungeon to commodious quarters, with liberal diet and a show of kindness, to see if his resolution would be weakened by alternations of hope and despair. Master of the art of playing upon the human heart, the trained inquisitor left no method untried which promised victory in the struggle between him and the helpless wretch abandoned to his experiments. Among these, one of the most efficient was the slow torture of delay. The prisoner who refused to con-fess, or whose confession was deemed imperfect, was remanded to his cell, and left to ponder in solitude and dark-ness. Except in rare cases time was no object with the Inquisition, and it could afford to wait." —From Chapter III, 'The Inquisitorial Process'

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The word "Inquisition" immediately brings to mind images of the rack, the thumbscrew and the sake. It also brings to mind the cruel efforts made to stamp out freedom of thought, of speech and religion. Yet the Inquisition as we have come to know it did not spring full-blown from the imaginations of fifteenth century popes, monarchs and witch hunters. Nor was it an exclusive product of Spain. It was the result of centuries of evolution of church law, secular authority and the concept of heresy itself. Starting in the thirteenth century, scattered inquisitorial episodes slowly began to take on a particular shape and to become a terrifying and powerful system. How did this system originate and function? What means were used to force victims to confess? What was the nature of the punishments? The 8 chapters in this book, taken without abridgement from Henry Charles Lea's masterful 3 volume A History of the Inquisition in the Middle Ages, form one of the fullest accounts yet published on the origin and development of the inquisitorial process in wrester Europe. They offer a complete picture of the mechanism of the Inquisition: its structure, its methods of interrogation and trial, and its treatment of evidence. The also capture the relentless spirit of the Inquisition in all its variety of sentence and punishment: pen ace, excommunication, confiscation of property, torture and, sometimes, death. From these pages emerges a comprehensive and vivid portrait of a system which, as Lea says, "might well seem the invention of demons, and was fitly characterized ... as the Road to Hell."

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