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He was catapulted to international pop-superstardom in the early 60s at the tender age of 21. Now, Paul McCartney finally tells his side of the story as a member of the most popular rock ‘n’ roll band ever in Paul McCartney: Many Years from Now by Barry Miles. Based on hundreds of hours of interviews and complete access to McCartney's archives, Miles presents a highly authoritative biography that offers a personalized glimpse into the life and times of this true musical icon. Here McCartney sets the record straight on his musical partnership with John Lennon and shares a revealing portrait of swinging London in the 60s. Beatle’s fans will also enjoy the more than 32 pages of black-and-white photographs that accompany this definitive guide to Sir Paul.
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(Penguin Readers Level 3) In 1928 archaeologists found a mysterious stone with the inscription: 'A million years into the sky is Ra, Sun God.' Sixty years later in the USA, a young archaeologist, Daniel Jackson, finds a way to open the StarGate. What is on the other side? The teacher's factsheets and answers are added to the end of the file. Mirror added by visan!
In short, psychology overlaps with many other areas of study or even areas of life and work. Perhaps in part because of this, a defi nition has proved diffi cult for more than 100 years. Nowadays, it is usually defi ned as: the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes. Some years ago, behavioural purists wanted the defi nition to embrace only behaviour, but the vacuity of that was eventually realised. There is clearly more to the human condition than behaviour. Also, the word psyche has an interesting background; it is a mixture of mind, spirit and, originally, even air (the other sense of spirit).
Dreams of Empire, desire for land and its hidden mineral wealth and for power over a proud and warlike people: such were the forces that drove Englishmen in Queen Victoria's last years to thrust deep into an untamed continent and found a new dominion. The Angels Weep is about the way the seeds of hatred sown in battles fought round issues of land and race will germinate and produce anew ugly sprouts of the same tragic stock. An exciting, colourful and moving novel in both its parts, it is the third of the Ballantyne sequence of four novels.
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