BOJOVÝ MANUÁL napsal profesionální válečník Peter McAleese na základě 30. let zkušeností jak pro dnešní aktivní vojáky, tak pro nadšené vyznavače vojenských dovedností a umění přežít. Je nejdokonalejší příručkou vojenského řemesla, jaká byla kdy napsána.
Peter McAleese vychází z vlastních zkušeností bývalého příslušníka SAS, čtenáře seznamuje se základním výcvikem (část Taktika), vlivem prostředí na vojenské operace (část Bojiště), útěkem a únikem (část Přežití v bojové akci) a radí, jak se zdokonalit ve střelbě z různých druhů zbraní (část Střelba).
Set in war-torn 12th Century England, The Linen Shawl is the story of Noah Caperon, a widowed carpenter, who, in a desperate attempt to make up for the loss of his wife and unborn child, struggles to raise a spirited orphan girl, only to discover that he and his ambitious childhood friend are not only fighting on opposite sides in the conflict, they are in love with the same brave and beautiful woman.
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The book examines the conflict between rapid advancements in science and technology and the slow evolution of political systems. It highlights how modern weapons and instantaneous communication have rendered traditional concepts of war and national sovereignty outdated. By addressing these tensions, the author argues for necessary reforms to align social and political institutions with the pace of scientific progress, emphasizing the urgent need for adaptation in the face of contemporary challenges.
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Exploring the concept of the kingdom of God, this collection of thirty-eight short devotional Bible studies addresses essential questions about its significance and how to embody a kingdom lifestyle. It delves into Jesus' teachings on the kingdom, including the Beatitudes, the Sermon on the Mount, and various parables. Ideal for personal devotion or group study, the book encourages spiritual growth through obedience to Jesus' teachings, emphasizing that divine guidance and provision are key to living out God's will.
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