Monday 14 July 2014
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : Living problems in religion and social science Year : 1889 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_Living_problems_in_religion_and_social_science.zip Prefatory note. These condensed sermons and addresses are given to the public, with the hope and prayer that they may prove as […]
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : The traitor A story of the fall of the Invisible Empire Year : 1907 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_The_traitor.zip Chapter 1 the threat. Whas the mather with the latch!" John Graham stood in the soft Southern moonlight fumbling over the gate of the old homestead […]
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : A man of the people A drama of Abraham Lincoln Year : 1920 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_A_man_of_the_people.zip Historical note. While the popular conception of Lincoln as the Liberator of the Slave is true historically, there is a deeper view of his life and […]
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : Comrades A story of social adventure in California Year : 1909 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_Comrades.zip Chapter I. The woman in red. fools and fanatics!" Colonel Worth crumpled the morning paper with a gesture of rage and walked to the window, Elena followed […]
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : The failure of protestantism in New York and its causes Year : 1896 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_The_failure_of_protestantism_in_New_York_and_its_causes.zip Author's introductory note. This little book says and proves that Protestantism is a failure in New York. […]
Thursday 29 May 2014
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : The fall of a nation A sequel to the birth of a nation Year : 1916 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_The_fall_of_a_nation.zip To the reader. This novel is not a rehash of the idea of a foreign conquest of America based on the accidents of war. It is a study of the origin, […]
Thursday 24 April 2014
Author : Dixon Thomas Title : The root of evil Year : 1911 Link download : Dixon_Thomas_-_The_root_of_evil.zip Chapter 1. A star boarder. At the end of a warm spring day in New York, James Stuart sat in the open window of his room on Washing ton Square, smiling. With a sense of deep joy he watched […]
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