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"The Employment of African Americans in Law Enforcement, 1803-1865" examines pertinent primary and secondary data on police, justices of the peace, and militia duties entrusted to African Americans in Louisiana and in selected Northern States before and during the Civil War.

Academies were developed to replace schools struggling to educate children and young people living in disadvantaged communities. This book considers what has distinguished academies from other secondary schools and whether academies can legitimately be seen as an effective way to achieve sustained improvement in state schools.

This book argues that the foreign language classroom should be regarded as a multilingual community of practice. From a sociocultural and ecological position, Levine guides the reader through a theoretical, empirical, and pedagogical treatment of the important roles of the first language, and of code-switching practices, in the language classroom.

Sir John Craig Eaton had Eaton Hall built in 1937 on a 700-acre plot in King City, Ontario. The history of this landmark will explore the famous local men who built the Canadian castle, the local stones that made it, and the local people who lived there and have felt its influence.

What Song does the Rain Sing? is designed for children (ages6-10) to inspire creativity, imagination and exploration. This 78-page journal isfilled with opportunities to write stories,create art projects, draw, share, collect, make maps and explore. Includes How to Make a Treasure Box, A Memory Jar and graphic images that guide readers as to their activity on each page. Writing prompts include the themes of Imagine That!, All About Me, Outdoor Adventures, Friendships.

This book explores the issues faced by foreign language teachers which are caused by the social and political changes of the contemporary world. The authors make recommendations as to how language teachers should face their social and political responsibilities in the education of young people in the modern world.

one of the most distinguished interpreters to Americans of the non-liberal streams of European thought, -- American Political Science Review

This faith-based book reveals what occasionally happens when bad things happen to good people. How does one go on? How does one pick up the pieces? How does tragedy become triumph? How do victims become victors? Designed for individual or book club reading, the discussion format encourages personal reflection and dialogue within the Christian community. Discover, you are never alone.

Donald Ennis looks to God on a daily basis ... he often looks to God for reflections on life's biggest issues ... he will never forget that he has been created by God ... Donald Ennis lives in the small town but has big time dreams ... the daily struggle is often just a reflection of the world and humanity from his glory. Don Ennis works hard every day...He sees the world and prays for its healing...He writes about life love and God...Don Ennis wants the grace of God to eliminate the darkness he feels often...his life is so ready for God to change him...He wants to help others to find serenity in this cold, dark world.

In this volume, an international group of scholars, from fields such as religious studies, sociology, political science, history and anthropology explores diverse dimensions of religious fundamentalism and relates it to a range of cultural and political issues. The main focus is on Judaism.

In this volume, an international group of scholars, from fields such as religious studies, sociology, political science, history and anthropology explores diverse dimensions of religious fundamentalism and relates it to a range of cultural and political issues.

The first book to understand the new sexual culture on its own terms, with vivid real-life stories of young men and women as they navigate the newest sexual revolution