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Discover a fascinating piece of American religious history with ‘A Field of Divine Wonders: The New Divinity and Village Revivals in Northwestern Connecticut 1792-1822’ by David W. Kling. This scholarly work, published by The Pennsylvania State University Press, delves into the religious movements of early America. This particular copy is a hardcover edition, still sealed in its original publisher’s shrink wrap, ensuring it is in pristine, unread condition. It is part of The Kenneth Scott Latourette Prize in Religion and Modern History series. A valuable addition for scholars, historians, and anyone interested in religious studies or Connecticut history.
by | 6 Aug 2026
Discover a fascinating piece of American religious history with ‘A Field of Divine Wonders: The New Divinity and Village Revivals in Northwestern Connecticut 1792-1822’ by David W. Kling. This scholarly work, published by The Pennsylvania State University Press, delves into the religious movements of early America. This particular copy is a hardcover edition, still sealed in its original publisher’s shrink wrap, ensuring it is in pristine, unread condition. It is part of The Kenneth Scott Latourette Prize in Religion and Modern History series. A valuable addition for scholars, historians, and anyone interested in religious studies or Connecticut history.
by | 6 Aug 2026
“The Enigma of Max Gluckman: The Ethnographic Life of a ‘Luckyman’ in Africa” by Robert J. Gordon is a first edition hardcover book published by the University of Nebraska Press in 2018. The book is part of the Critical Studies in the History of Anthropology series and spans 475 pages. The book explores the life of Max Gluckman, an anthropologist who spent time in Africa in the 1940s. It offers a critical examination of Gluckman’s work and his impact on the field of anthropology. The book is intended for a young adult or adult audience and features a dust jacket. The ISBN-13 is 9780803290839.
by | 6 Aug 2026
“The Negotiating Game” by Chester L. Karrass is a vintage 1st edition hardcover book published in 1970. Focused on communication studies and negotiation techniques, this nonfiction work provides insights on how to effectively communicate and negotiate in various business and personal settings. The book, with a dust jacket included, is a valuable resource for those interested in improving their language arts and disciplines skills in the realm of business, economics, and psychology. The book has library stamps and stickers, the dust jacket is worn, and a number of pages have writing/underlining
by | 6 Aug 2026
From interpersonal relations to the public sphere and religious observances, emotions pervaded ancient Greek culture and were vividly depicted in every art form.A World of Emotions: Ancient Greece, 700 BC – 200 AD is the catalogue of a 2017 exhibition at the Onassis Foundation in New York.
