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WONDER MAN: THE EARLY YEARS OMNIBUS
Stan Lee, Marvel Various; Illustrated by Don Heck, Marvel Various; Cover design or artwork by Arthur Adams
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Discovery Miles 24 860
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MARVEL UNIVERSE BY ARTHUR ADAMS OMNIBUS
Chris Claremont, Marvel Various; Illustrated by Arthur Adams; Cover design or artwork by Arthur Adams
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Discovery Miles 25 300
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Sir Edward Belcher (1799-1877) was a British naval officer who
served as surveyor on several long voyages in the Atlantic and
Pacific. Published in 1848, this two-volume account, interspersed
with charts and illustrations, was the second of his journals to
appear in print, and appealed to Victorian readers' enthusiasm for
books on exploration, natural history, ethnology and adventure.
Volume 1 combines reports on navigation and encounters with pirates
with vivid descriptions of coral reefs, villages and temples. It
describes the topography and inhabitants of exotic locations
including Borneo, Manila, Singapore and Korea, and visits to
sultans, rajahs and governors. It also documents the expedition's
gathering of practical and strategic information on subjects
including reliable water supplies, the goldmines of Sarawak and the
quality of coal available for naval steamships.
Sir Edward Belcher (1799-1877) was a British naval officer who
served as surveyor on several long voyages in the Atlantic and
Pacific. Published in 1848, this two-volume account, interspersed
with charts and illustrations, was the second of his journals to
appear in print, and appealed to Victorian readers' enthusiasm for
books on exploration, natural history, ethnology and adventure. In
Volume 2, Belcher recounts dramatic episodes on his return journey
to England from Japan via Hong Kong and Mauritius. This volume
incorporates an engaging, and sometimes alarming, commentary on
flora and fauna provided by the ship's surgeon, Arthur Adams, in
which readers are introduced to spectacular species of spiders,
fish and snakes, as well as sensational descriptions of shrunken
heads. It also includes a 30-page vocabulary chart, introduced by
Ernest Adams, listing English words and their equivalents in
Spanish and ten Asian languages.
In this book, the effectiveness of various physical therapies in
the conservative treatment of Achilles tendinopathy are reviewed.
An evaluation on the length changes in the Achilles tendon in
humans is explored as well. The tendon is considered to have a
significant role in human movement because it can store and release
elastic energy, which enhances the force-generating capability of
the muscle-tendon complex. The third chapter outlines the
advantages and disadvantages of the Achilles tendon and highlights
some theories as to why humans may have evolved to have it. The
last chapter discusses the basic biomechanical characteristics and
forces acting on the ankle under static conditions and their
influences on artificial total ankle replacement designs.
Special Publication Of The National Genealogical Society, No. 25.
A fictional story set against a historically accurate background.
Karen a flight attendant meets and falls for a U.S. Army Major
while flying from Manila to Hawaii in early December 1941. The
Major believes a high ranking Japanese Officer, named Shigata is on
board as well. "Why?" he wonders. The love affair is quickly
diverted when they follow Shigata to a house on Keeaumoku Street.
Things get desperate for the Major when Karen disappears and he is
investigating Shigata and the house on Keeaumoku Street. The attack
on Pearl Harbor begins.
Special Publication Of The National Genealogical Society, No. 25.
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