George Keith Rice

Foundations for Conversation

After the Pain

The Shipping Days of Old Boothbay: From the Revolution to the World War

Audrey J. Williamson: Woman of the Word

Hymns from a Woman's Heart

Mary: A Mother Highly Favored

Conceptual Models of Organization

Christ in Collision

Elven Fire: Living la Vida Medieval

Elven Fire is a game of fantasy adventure, with a unique blend of character development and hex-based war-gaming strategy. Extensive flexibility has been built into the character options, allowing a wide range of interesting avatars to be created and to grow with experience and accomplishment. The c...

A Hebrew Word-Book for Study and Classroom: Comprising Common Hebrew Words Grouped by Roots, Meanings of These Words Alphabetical List of Them Without ... Hebrew, Making an English-Hebrew Vocabulary

This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part ...

My Adventures with Your Money

You are a member of a race of gamblers. The instinct to speculate dominates you. You feel that you simply must take a chance. You can't win, yet you are going to speculate and to continue to speculate—and to lose. Lotteries, faro, roulette, and horse-race betting being illegal, you play the stock ga...

My Adventures with Your Money: George Graham Rice and the Golden Age of the Con Artist

Master swindler George Graham Rice operated at the zenith of America's golden age of con artistry with plenty of illicit competition, but he stood apart from all others thanks to the sheer audacity, pure nerve and nefarious brilliance of his scams. Against the dark rise of American greed in the earl...

My Adventures With Your Money (Classic Reprint)

To The American Damphool Speculator, surnamed tte American Sucker, otherwise described herein as The Thinker Who Thinks He Knowsi But Doesn tgreetings. This book is for you! Read as you run, and may you run as you read. G. G. R. New York, March 15, 1913.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR sof...