Seeds of Change
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Seeds of Change: Peasants, Nobles, and Rural Revolution in 18th-century France
By Ronald Posner, David Lindroth, Robert ForsterHistory on peasants, nobles, and rural revolution in 18th-century France.
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Seeds of Change
By Tim L. AdsitIn his book, Seeds of Change, Dr. Tim L. Adsit tells the story of his parents' time in China—their struggles and their triumphs. Adsit gives the reader the opportunity to relive the missionary lives of Reverends Glyn and Jean.
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Seeds of Change: The Story of ACORN, America's Most Controversial Antipoverty Community Organizing Group
By John AtlasO'Brien and ACORN's “lifers”—Talbott, Kelleher, Butler, and Jon and Steve Kest—reported directly to Rathke. Under Rathke's new plan, the lifers, instead of reporting directly to him, would report to O'Brien.
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Seeds of Change: The Story of ACORN, America's Most Controversial Antipoverty Community Organizing Group
By John Atlas... 2004; Dan McKay, “Bernalillo Thinks Forms May Be Fake: Sheriff Wants Voter Card Probe,” Albuquerque Journal, August 6, 2004; Dan McKay, “Too Young to Vote,” Albuquerque Journal, August 20, 2004; Dan McKay, “'Dad of Voter' Joins Suit ...
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Seeds of Change: Planting a Path to Peace
By Jen Cullerton JohnsonCoretta Scott King/John Steptoe Award for New Talent in Illustrations, EMIERT/ALA Notable Books for a Global Society, International Reading Association (IRA) Amelia Bloomer Project - Feminist Task Force, American Library...
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Seeds of Change: Critical Essays on Barbara Kingsolver
By Priscilla LederIn “Possession,” the familiar phrase “Never let me down” is given new life as both a declaration of need and a celebration of a gift given: possession The things I wish for are: A color. A forest. The devil and ice in my mouth.
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Seeds of Change: The Story of ACORN, America's Most Controversial Antipoverty Community Organizing Group
By John AtlasFrances Moore Lappé would later write about ACORN: “Living Democracy means ongoing change, and change implies, minimally, that somebody thinks we can improve on the status quo. No big shock, then, that somebody else feels criticized.
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Seeds of Change: Six Plants that Transformed Mankind
By Henry HobhouseAn account of the historical influences of six commercial plants, including sugar, tea, cotton, potatoes, quinine, and coca, evaluates their role in the Atlantic slave trade, opening up of China, and establishment of multiple colonial ...
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Seeds of Change: How to Remain Relevant in an Ever-changing World
By Hanane BenkhalloukA guide for professionals, business leaders, aspiring entrepreneurs and change makers to learn how to surf the wave of disruption to new shores of opportunities.
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Seeds of Change
By John Joseph AdamsA collection of nine stories speculates on the future of pivotal issues ranging from race relations and global warming to technological advancement and political revolution.
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Seeds of Change: The Living Treasure : the Passionate Story of the Growing Movement to Restore Biodiversity and Revolutionize the...
By Ken AusubelLaments the trend toward biosimilarity and warns of its dangers, then outlines the efforts of Seeds of Change to preserve biodiversity through providing organic seeds, and lastly offers recipes that employ these better-tasting organic foods ...
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Seeds of Change
By Hanane BenkhalloukSeeds of Change
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Seeds of Change: Six Plants that Transformed Mankind
By Henry Hobhouse... Henry Hobhouse takes six commercials plants - sugar, tea, cotton, the potato, quinine and the coca plant - and shows how man's need, or greed, for these products has changed the face of history and shaped destinies.
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Seeds of Change: The Spiritual Quest of Kerry Livgren
By Kenneth Boa, Kerry LivgrenSeeds of Change: The Spiritual Quest of Kerry Livgren
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Seeds of Change: Five Plants that Transformed Mankind
By Henry HobhouseA new interpretation of the past five hundred years of human history examines how the transfer of quinine, sugar, tea, cotton, and the potato from their native habitats to new...
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Seeds of Change
By Thomas F. MonteleoneThe Denver Citiplex is a technological masterpiece, but is also a living hell for those who have been labelled by computer analysis as potential deviants.
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Seeds of Change: The Story of Cultural Exchange After 1492
By Sharryl HawkePresents the different contributions made to the New World by European explorers and settlers and the effects these contributions had on American history and cultural life.
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Seeds of Change: An Illustrated History of Adelaide Botanic Garden
By Richard AitkenChronicles the challenges of Aboriginal environmental management, adaptation to arid lands, plant fashions, and the changing face of horticulture, landscape design and botany.