Böcker av John Oswald

First published in 1847, John Oswald's Etymological Dictionary is a classic work of English language scholarship. This revised edition, adapted for use in schools, provides a detailed history of English words and phrases, tracing their origins and meanings through time and across cultures. An indispensable resource for students and scholars of English language and linguistics.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

John Oswald 70-year-old Argentine writer, based in California since 2016, owner of di erent lines of business and companies, pursued a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration at UADE (Universidad Argentina de la Empresa), and later continued his professional development at di erent training entities in Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and the United States. He actively participated in multinational meetings on past life memories, rebirth and spiritism. He wrote two books on the subject, and this is the third that he decided to publish at this stage of his life, now retired from business management. He currently gives lectures to a group of followers on how to "e;save your current memories for your next life"e;, a topic openly discussed in this book. All his research and stories are endorsed at the bottom of each article by professionals who, like him, support this trend worldwide. Over 10,000 cases have been documented by professionals in the eld, which is hardly something that can be ignored. Through these narratives, the reader will be left to decide whether to explore the knowledge about "e;returning to a next life with all the current memory"e;. As one of the few pioneers in this matter, the author gives speeches and lectures at di erent centers throughout the country with simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish. The author would like to extend an invitation to read his book and engage in a dialogue by providing his email where he can be personally reached. Escritor argentino de 70 anos de edad, radicado en California desde 2016, dueno de diferentes negocios y empresas, estudio la carrera de Licenciatura en Administracion de Empresas en UADE, (Argentina) y luego se perfecciono en diferentes entes de Capacitacion de Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico y Estados Unidos. Participo activamente en las reuniones multinacionales sobre recuerdos de vidas anteriores, renacimiento y espiritismo. Escribio dos libros sobre el tema y este es el tercero que decidio publicar en esta etapa de su vida, ya alejado de los negocios y empresas. Actualmente da disertaciones a un grupo de seguidores sobre como "e;conservar la memoria actual para la proxima vida"e;, relato que trata este libro y transmite en forma publica. Todas sus investigaciones y relatos, estan refrendados al pie de cada articulo por los profesionales que, antes que el y como el, apoyan esta tendencia a nivel mundial. Es imposible negar algo que mas de 10.000 casos fueron corroborados por profesionales del tema. A traves de estos relatos, se dejara que el lector decida si se trata de algo factible de practicar y realizar o si pre ere continuar sin el conocimiento para "e;regresar en una proxima vida con toda la memoria actual"e;. Al ser totalmente pionero en este tema, se encuentra dando charlas y conferencias en diferentes centros del pais con traduccion instantanea en idiomas Ingles y Espanol. El personalmente los invita a leer su libro y a escribirle a su email comercial que se indica en uno de los Capitulos.

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The Roman Empire is collapsing, and the legions are returning to their homeland. Villagers from the crowded east of Europe seize the opportunity of moving into the vacuum left by the departing forces. This story is about one group of these easterners as they set up their new home in the new lands. It follows the history of the village and its castle and the new trades that have to be mastered; it describes the good and bad people of the village through the centuries, the barons and the workers. It also tells about the beliefs of the villagers and of the people in the neighbouring places, and about the superstitions, ghosts and spirits that surrounded them. And it also tells about a young English - or is she Scottish? - girl who is surprised to find herself entangled in the life of the village, What is it, anyway, that decides whether you are English or Scottish?

The Roman Empire is collapsing, and the legions are returning to their homeland. Villagers from the crowded east of Europe seize the opportunity of moving into the vacuum left by the departing forces.This story is about one group of these easterners, as they set up their new home in the new lands. It follows the history of the village and its castle and the new trades that have to be mastered; it describes the good and bad people of the village through the centuries, the barons and the workers.It also tells about the beliefs of the villagers and of the people in the neighbouring places and about the superstitions, ghosts and spirits that surround them.And it also tells about a young English - or is she she Scottish? - girl who is surprised to find herself entangled in the life of the village. What is it, anyway, that decides whether you are English or Scottish?