Professor and Mrs. Whats-A-Ma-Call-It Go to London


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Professor Whats-a-ma-call-it and his wife, Mrs. Whats-a-ma-call-it, are on a whirlwind tour of London. While they are there, the professor loses his Ring of Destiny, something that sets off a series of events making their visit a wonderful adventure. Along the way, they encounter the princess-to-be, who is about to be married; a kindly and helpful cobbler; and an orphanage full of children who need their help. The couple calls on Grandmama, the professors grandmother; technical wizard Baby Z, the Whats-a-ma-call-its four-year-old son; and Miss V, their accomplished six-year-old daughter. Together, the family will do all they can to show compassion to those who are in needand then make it to the royal wedding in time! In this childrens story, Professor and Mrs. Whats-a-ma-call-it find themselves on an unexpected adventure in London as they work to help others.













Rochester’s Redemption: Opium Wars and Victorian Morality


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Rochester's Redemption is a narrative description of Edward and Jane Rochester’s married life and the lives of their four children, up to Edward Rochester's death. The narration intertwines with 19th century Britain-China Opium wars. Attempts are made to promote understanding of the destruction of opium addiction. Holistic opium rehabilitation is illustrated. Renowned painter Simeon Solomon and playwright Oscar Wilde are high-lighted for the sexual morality of the Victorian age. Jane and Edward Rochester empower their family members in selfless contributions to humanity. Together with their children, the Rochester family members enshrine their lives with the torch of devoted love. The novel, Jane Eyre, is a classic which has engaged readers for many generations, across time, boundaries and countries. Jane is the epitome of a strong woman, self-reliant and compassionate, who overcame her past as a tortured orphan child. Above all, Jane's will decide her destiny. Positive, loving and respecting herself are the characteristics of her personality. Many authors have written sequels to Jane Eyre, but I have found none that narrated Jane and Edward's family story. In my sequel, lovers of Jane Eyre will feel pride in their heroine. They will be able to follow the Rochester family members in their respective ways, and see their achievements and their stumbles as they make their journeys through life.




British Medical Journal


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Parliamentary Papers


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Education Outlook


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British Murder Mysteries - Ultimate Collection


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DigiCat Publishing presents to you a collection of the greatest thriller novels and murder mystery stories of all time Edgar Wallace:_x000D_ The Four Just Men_x000D_ The Council of Justice _x000D_ The Just Men of Cordova_x000D_ The Law of the Four Just Men _x000D_ The Nine Bears_x000D_ Angel Esquire _x000D_ The Fourth Plague or Red Hand _x000D_ Grey Timothy or Pallard the Punter_x000D_ The Man who Bought London_x000D_ The Melody of Death _x000D_ A Debt Discharged _x000D_ The Tomb of T'Sin _x000D_ The Secret House _x000D_ The Clue of the Twisted Candle_x000D_ Down under Donovan _x000D_ The Man who Knew_x000D_ The Green Rust_x000D_ Kate Plus Ten_x000D_ The Daffodil Murder_x000D_ Jack O'Judgment_x000D_ The Angel of Terror _x000D_ The Crimson Circle_x000D_ Take-A-Chance Anderson_x000D_ The Valley of Ghosts_x000D_ P.-C. Lee Series_x000D_ Arthur Conan Doyle:_x000D_ Sherlock Holmes Series_x000D_ A Study in Scarlet_x000D_ The Sign of Four_x000D_ The Hound of the Baskervilles_x000D_ The Valley of Fear_x000D_ The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes_x000D_ The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes_x000D_ The Return of Sherlock Holmes_x000D_ His Last Bow_x000D_ Other Mysteries_x000D_ True Crime Stories_x000D_ Wilkie Collins:_x000D_ The Woman in White_x000D_ No Name_x000D_ Armadale_x000D_ The Moonstone_x000D_ The Haunted Hotel_x000D_ The Law and The Lady_x000D_ The Dead Secret_x000D_ Miss or Mrs?_x000D_ R. Austin Freeman:_x000D_ Dr. Thorndyke Series_x000D_ Other Mysteries_x000D_ Agatha Christie:_x000D_ The Mysterious Affair at Styles_x000D_ The Secret Adversary_x000D_ H. C. McNeile:_x000D_ Bulldog Drummond_x000D_ The Black Gang_x000D_ G. K. Chesterton:_x000D_ The Innocence of Father Brown_x000D_ The Wisdom of Father Brown_x000D_ Arthur Morrison:_x000D_ Martin Hewitt Series_x000D_ Dorrington & Hicks Stories_x000D_ Ernest Bramah:_x000D_ Max Carrados Stories_x000D_ Victor L. Whitechurch:_x000D_ The Canon in Residence_x000D_ Thrilling Stories of the Railway_x000D_ Thomas W. Hanshew:_x000D_ Hamilton Cleek Series_x000D_ E. W. Hornung:_x000D_ A. J. Raffles Series_x000D_ Mystery Novels_x000D_ J. S. Fletcher:_x000D_ Mystery Novels_x000D_ Paul Campenhaye – Specialist in Criminology_x000D_ Rober Barr:_x000D_ The Triumph of Eugéne Valmont_x000D_ Jennie Baxter, Journalist_x000D_ The Adventures of Sherlaw Kombs_x000D_ The Adventure of the Second Swag_x000D_ Frank Froest Mystery Novels_x000D_ C. N. Williamson & A. M. Williamson Mystery Novels_x000D_ Isabel Ostander Mystery Novels