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This huge volume was published in 1903.CONTENTS PART I OBSERVATIONS AND APPRECIATIONS FIRST IMPRESSION (1885) I. Journey from Vienna to Warsaw The Frontier- Custom-house Inspection II. Warsaw Physiognomy of the City Condition of the Language and of the Theatre Russianisa- tion Banishments III...

In the last minutes of Robert Eggers's The Witch, a girl walks into a barn to meet the Devil in the shape of a black goat. That image is five thousand years old.When a community cannot face the truth about itself, it manufactures an outside and puts its fear there. It wants a face for that fear...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. How the Aztecs taught their children to live: the prayers, orations and counsels of the elders, in a new translation. “O valiant lord of ours, beneath whose wings we take refuge, defend ourselves and find shelter! Thou art invisible and not palpable...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. A century after the conquest, the Aztec gods were still worshipped in secret. This is the record of what was hidden, in its first English translation. “I am the priest, the very war, for whom everything is a joke and a laughing matter.” In the...

From renowned public health expert Dr. Karabi Acharya comes a profound, beautifully written exploration of what it means to be Multiracial today—and a transformative call to build a culture of absolute belonging. Multiracial people are the fastest-growing population in the United States, yet...

Explore the world of the emerging high-stakes and life-changing medical intervention that made the uterus—long synonymous with womanhood and motherhood—sharable Uterus transplantation is the fastest-growing transplant field in the world. Multiple clinical trials have concluded, scores of...

From the bestselling author of Chaos and The Information, a sweeping history of the instrument that created modern life. This program is read by award-winning narrator Edoardo Ballerini, called "a master in his field" (The New York Times) and "in a class by himself" (Oprah Daily). In 1876...