Bøger af Alfred Young

The eleven original essays presented here serve to enlarge the canvas upon which American history is to be portrayed so that it will allow—or more deliberately, give more prominence to—those groups at the bottom of colonial society to gain more equitable visibility. The effect is a striking view of the Revolution that provides not only a much-needed perspective on the role of minority groups in an era of social upheaval but also presents a panorama of such complexity and vitality that American history itself becomes more meaningful and more exciting than anything we have heretofore imagined.

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""The Conversion of Claribel Appell: Myrhaa; Or The Sketch of a Life"" is a novel written by Mrs. Alfred Young. The story follows the life of Claribel Appell, a young woman who is raised in a wealthy and privileged household but feels unfulfilled and unhappy with her life. She becomes interested in religion and begins to attend church, where she meets a group of devout Christians who help her find meaning and purpose in her life.As Claribel becomes more involved in the church community, she meets a young missionary named Myrhaa, who is working to spread the gospel in a foreign land. Claribel is inspired by Myrhaa's dedication and passion for her work, and she decides to join her on her mission.Together, Claribel and Myrhaa travel to a remote village where they encounter many challenges and obstacles. They must learn to navigate cultural differences and language barriers, and they face opposition from those who do not want them to spread their message.Throughout the novel, Claribel undergoes a profound transformation as she learns to embrace her faith and dedicate herself to helping others. ""The Conversion of Claribel Appell: Myrhaa; Or The Sketch of a Life"" is a powerful story of spiritual growth and personal transformation that will inspire and uplift readers of all ages.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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This volume includes all the published papers of Alfred Young (1873-1940), who made outstanding contributions to the algebra of invariants and the theory of groups, together with a biographical sketch published after Young's death and a foreword by Professor G. de B. Robinson of the University of Toronto.