Title: Messages For Graduates
This book begins by affirming the importance of each person through poetry and physics. Why each person is important is explored through the perspectives of science and mathematics. This is followed by descriptions of how each person’s decisions affect his or her future, and how knowledge and attitude are the keys to making good decisions. Knowledge about the important topic of economics is addressed in detail. Knowledge of social issues is then presented. The book closes by addressing philosophical issues that will help steady the journey of their lives. Link to YouTube videos about Messages For Graduates: Messages For Graduates
Title: Early European Monarchies
This book was compiled from over twenty years of research on
the royal ancestries of persons from Mississippi, combined with an interest in
the history of western civilization. All of the previous history books I read
had omissions and errors or were focused on specific royal families. None of
the books documented the complex relationships between the various monarchies. My
ultimate aim was to concisely document the early history of Europe. Original
source identification is embedded. This is the third and final book. The two previously
released books described below are about the early histories of England and
France.
The three-book series documents the complex royal relationships
of the monarchies of early Europe, including England, Scotland, France, Spain,
Hungary, and Germany. Some of the royal family histories, particularly those of
Spain and Hungary, are rare in English. There are external links to the website
“Many Mini Biographies” with the other family histories that are necessary to
fully understand the political pressures under which the monarchies in the
various countries evolved.
Title: A Chronological Multimedia History of Early Royal England
In tales of the kings, queens, and knights, this book uses a
new linear approach to describing history. It tells the history of early England by
documenting specific chronological events. The book is unique in that there are
supporting details of minor players of the history documented on an external
website. This allows for additional reading about individuals of interest. The
book begins with the Roman occupation in 54 B.C, followed by a detailed history
of the early kings, ending with the death of King Edward III. This ancestry is
not completely documented in any other modern book. Included are identifying
numbers linking to the website “Many Mini Biographies” to be used in finding
further history and ancestry of important dukes, earls, and knights.
Title: A Chronological History of Early France
This book provides a detailed chronological history of early
France, 58 B.C. to 1371 A.D., through the lives of the nobility, their
marriages, betrayals, rebellions, and wars. The book has identification of original
sources embedded. There are external links to the histories of many of the
related families on the website “Many Mini Biographies.” There are very few
books in English documenting the early history of France. The few that do, do
not document events surrounding actual royal succession as in the crowning of
Charlamagne or the subsequent end of the Capetian lineage.
Title: Chronological History of Early French-Canadian Families
This is a history book. The book provides a detailed
chronological history of early Canada through the lives of the French settlers. Many of these family's descendants were the first families of the Gulf Coast. Not only is the book chronological, it also has original source documentation
embedded which provides more details about the lives of the early settlers.
There is little commentary. The reader is left to decide how the events
impacted the individuals.
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