Wagner Books

This is a great book for sweethearts, soon to be married or young at heart. Older marrieds will see many things that will spur old memories of courtship and younger men and women will find some valuable tips about relationships. It is easy to get married but another story to STAY married. A humorous insight to life.

I read this refreshing, Biblically-based book straight through, and, at the end, was impressed with the number of things which related to me and to my wife. I believe it would be an excellent resource for anyone who is responsible for advising couples about to be married, or, indeed, for any married couple. There is something in this book for any married couple.

This is a "must read" for anyone interested in the U.S. Army in the Empire or "Gilded Age," specifically and the U.S. Army's history in general. Professor Brereton has written an important book on one of the U.S.Army's principal thinkers and strategic analyst: Colonel Arthur L. Wagner, USMA 1875. Colonel Wagner was the author of several books on military training and strategic policy in the 19th Century. This book is important and timely since this is the centennial period of the successful U.S. campaigns in the Spanish-American War, Boxer Rebellion, and the Philippine-American War.

The book is editorially well-written, and easy to read. The book was thoroughly researched utilizing a wide range of primary and secondary sources. The book contains photographs and is well-bound.

This is an important, and the first, book on an important figure in U.S. Army strategic thinking who was a guiding force in the evolution of the small, continental 1898-U.S. Army into an imperial power that grew into our present U.S. Army. This book complements Dr. Graham Cosmas' An Army for Empire, Dr. Brian M. Linn's The Philippine-American War and The U.S. Army and Counter-Insurgency in the Philippine-American War.

This is a "must read" for anyone interested in the U.S. Army in the Empire or "Gilded Age," specifically and the U.S. Army's history in general. Professor Brereton has written an important book on one of the U.S.Army's principal thinkers and strategic analyst: Colonel Arthur L. Wagner, USMA 1875. Colonel Wagner was the author of several books on military training and strategic policy in the 19th Century. This book is important and timely since this is the centennial period of the successful U.S. campaigns in the Spanish-American War, Boxer Rebellion, and the Philippine-American War.

The book is editorially well-written, and easy to read. The book was thoroughly researched utilizing a wide range of primary and secondary sources. The book contains photographs and is well-bound.

This is an important, and the first, book on an important figure in U.S. Army strategic thinking who was a guiding force in the evolution of the small, continental 1898-U.S. Army into an imperial power that grew into our present U.S. Army.

Very strongly recommended for both school and community library historical reference collections, Encyclopedia Of The Wars Of The Roses by historian and educator John A. Wagner is a thorough and informatively presented historical account of the grueling war of the fifteenth century between the House of York and the House of Lancaster that came to be known as the "War of the Roses". These were two factions of the British aristocracy who shed a great deal of blood in political intrigues and armed confrontations as they strove for the power to rule England. Entries are arranged in "user friendly" A-to-Z format giving detailed information on the battles, historical figures, key events, and more for a prolonged civil war that became a engaging subject for Shakespeare plays and Hollywood movies.

Arranged in an A to Z format, John Wagner's Encyclopedia Of The Wars Of The Roses is a superbly presented survey of the war that took place by rival factions for the English Throne in the second half of the 15th Century. The House of York fought against the House of Lancaster in a conflict that ebbed and flowed for ten decades before achieving a final resolution. Here are all the personalities, events, politics, issues, and battles that comprised this historic and often bloody conflict from the 1460 Act of Accord, Richard III, and Henry VI, to the 1461 Battle of Mortimer's Cross, the Neville-Percy Feud, and the Tower of London. John Wagner's Encyclopedia Of The Wars Of The Roses is an impressive, very highly recommended, single volume reference that covers the socioeconomic dimensions of the conflict as well as the military aspects of this era of English history.

I found that Mr. Wagner's book is very helpful for me. I am involved, in my congregation, with spiritual warfare and found this book to have many helpful Scriptures for a basis but also working tools for the warfare that we are involved in. If you are wanting to know how to do battle with Satan's forces, this is a must have book.

This is an excellent book and one of many resources I used for an elaborate paper I wrote on territorial spirits. I encourage you to prayerfully do a study on this subject. I assure you that territorial spirits are as real as a heart attack and clearly evident. Missionaries and evangelists throughout the world have witnessed the power of these demons and the tremendous results when their power is defeated by nothing other than prayer and intercession.

Peter Wagner does an excellent job giving you a complete textbook of teaching and real-life experiences in this book. Peter Wagner also emphasizes the need for balance in our prayer and study when it comes to the enemy. I have found Peter Wagner to be well-balanced and yet extremely informative and targeted.

I would also recommend reading all of his other books (almost all of which I have read) which are very informative and helpful for all of us. There is a battle raging and people are dying all around us. I encourage you to look at the real-life examples in this book and learn how the enemy operates. May the Lord bless your ministry!

Jerry emphasizes the positive aspects of each personality type, and also covers ways to integrate and utilize the dark side in a positive way. My favorite Enneagram book!

This workbook is clear, concise, and practical. In my opinion it's one of the best introductory books on the Enneagram available. Mark Sumner Enneagram Training & Development Institute

I have been using this book in my teaching for over 10 years. If followed Lesson by Lesson and not skipped around on it gives an exceptional workout for the student. Each lesson works on the topic at hand using various finger patterns and techniques to enable the student to attain the skills needed to complete the lesson and become a better player. It is not really geared toward the younger players but is for someone who has had 1-2 years of band in school. It mainly focuses on sharp keys,where most band methods only touch on these. However, flat keys are also used throughout the book. The book progresses from medium easy to very difficult and my students who work diligently in this book are usually in the top three chairs of their band program.
An excellent teaching method.

...This is a great book to use with beginners & all the way thru high school & even college & adult. It starts very basic, but doesn't move as fast as other method books do, & it's big enough to include exercises on many different levels. It includes scales & arpeggio studies, sections in articulation, rhythms, technical & embouchure exercises, songs to work on sound & musicality with, & advanced etudes by Wagner. Of course it doesn't include accompanied solos or anything, but it has just about all the basic things a progressing flutist needs to work on. The only other thing missing is duets. If you like the way method books like Rubank focus mainly on one or 2 key signatures per page or 2, then you will feel comfortable using this. I personally prefer books like that so that students don't get confused with too many key changes from one exercise to another. Though it's not the definitive method book to teach with or play out of, it is a highly recommended addition.

I have owned this book for years and love it. I have used it time and again and always get compliments on anything I make from the recipes. I wanted to give this book as a gift and was glad to finally find it again, no I'm not getting paid to say this, I'm just a housewife who likes to make my own gifts and of all my cookbooks I use this one the most when I start making Christmas gifts... Try it you'll love it.

There are many books on the market that promise "different" gift ideas, but this one actually delivers! From simple recipes to more complex projects, there is something in here for every gift-giving occasion -- even April Fool's Day! I especially like the wonderful packaging suggestions, with all needed patterns and recipes included.

My first real introduction to poetry. She is a wonderful writer. I not only enjoyed the poems, I learned from them. The only thing better than the book is attending an event where she reads her work aloud!

My first real introduction to poetry. She is a wonderful writer. I not only enjoyed the poems, I learned from them. The only thing better than the book is attending an event where she reads her work aloud!

I came across the books and the books are :

1.Gypsy
2.Gypsy & Nimblefoot
3.Gypsy & the moonstone stallion

I can take pictures and e-mail them to anyone who is interested in buying them, just e-mail me.The books are in great condition with its original holding case which held all three books. e-mail me if interested at riverafamilia004@aol.com

Back when i was in grade 7 i had the pleasure of reading this book and others in the series. They are all very good and i'm sad to see them all out of print. Kinda sad how all the books i read while growing up are no longer available. I urge anyone who has a chance to read these books to give them a chance. Along with other by Sharon Wagner.

wonderful simple poems of such incredible elegance. softer than his later poems, he is as likely to speak of the southwestern desert as of kashmir. his poems are like water, a necessity. i am really glad i searched this little volume of poems out, his ability to say so much in so few words always impresses me.

I cannot forget the feel of these poems; they have taken on a life of their own in my mind. What a beautiful, empathy-filled voice! Ali renders in elegant, modest verse the complexities and, strangely, the beauty of an exilic, postcolonial existence. An arrow through the heart of modern cosmopolitanism.