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A Lone Star Reader
Author(s): Chuck Swanlund, Kirk Bane, SCOTT SOSEBEE
A Lone Star Reader is a Texas state history anthology designed for students and general readers alike. In its pages, readers will find the work of leading academics and lay historians. They will encounter a wide variety of writing styles and a broad range of views. The reader will find that every se...
Organic Chemistry Laboratory Manual
Author(s): Steven Chung
Steven Chung's Organic Chemistry Laboratory Manual introduces students to standard techniques of organic chemistry and applies these techniques to the isolation and purification of products. It is suited for both a one-semester survey course or the first of a two-semester sequence. All experiments a...
Relationship Wounds: A Woman's Guide to Emotional Healing
Author(s): Carletta N. Artis
Relationship Wounds: A Woman’s Guide to Emotional Healing is about learning how to find love, but first learning how to love yourself. This book will help you to understand who you love, how you love, and how to do it better so that you have more peace and joy in your life, more energy to set new go...
Elementary Algebra
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The primary goal of this textbook is to provide students and instructors with an introductory algebra textbook that is straightforward and provides the simplest and shortest explanation for each mathematical concept included in the book. To help make this book usable in a class lecture format, each ...
Everyday Chemistry
Author(s): William J. Iannuccilli
Chemistry is all around us. We use it often, although unknowingly, and it helps us each day to perform our daily tasks. How can anyone use something constantly and not know anything about how it works?Everyday Chemistry helps the average person learn about the chemistry they use every day. It is des...
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Introduction to World Religions: A Clear Path
Author(s): AARON GALE
Introduction to World Religions: A Clear Path provides students to the opportunity to explore the histories and practices of five major world religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. While the religions do indeed differ, in some ways they are fascinatingly intertwined. What i...
Pathophysiology & Exercise
Author(s): Jeff Armstrong
According to recent statistics, fewer than twenty-three percent of Americans are presently meeting the minimum guidelines for physical activity. The Centers for Disease Control and Preventions reports that nearly half of adults in the United States have stage 1 hypertension or are taking medication ...