Fort Worth: A Frontier Triumph Plants reexamines the liberal and radical

reexamines the liberal and radical traditions in the United States and the limitations of both

Based on a study of a wide array of decision situations--from corporate boardrooms to Tupperware parties--a psychologist enumerates six fundamental patterns that are the underlying bases of t

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his last message tells Harry Keogh

From the author of The Whisper of the River and Epiphany

Fort Worth: A Frontier Triumph Plants reexamines the liberal and radicalBeginning in 1853 as a tiny settlement at the site of an abandoned fort, Fort Worth, Texas, has become a dynamic metropolitan center. Fort Worth: A Frontier Triumph details the stories of the people who contributed to the early history of the city that would become known the world over as "Cowtown, Where the West Begins." Compiled from recollections of pioneers and old timers, Julia Kathryn Garrett's narrative begins with the early Spanish