William Freeman Knihy

Set in the vibrant atmosphere of Key West, Florida, this novel intertwines mystery and romance, exploring themes of murder, desire, and betrayal. It captures the essence of classic noir, reminiscent of greats like Hammett and Chandler, as the protagonist navigates a web of suspicion amidst the sun-soaked backdrop. The story promises a thrilling blend of crime and erotica, leading to a gripping resolution that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

This revised edition provides a simple, but wide-ranging guide to the usage and meaning of the most commonly used idiomatic expressions in current English, with almost 900 new entries in a new format. By the author of "A Concise Dictionary of Correct English" and "English Slang".

A young woman falls off a cruise ship and is rescued by pirates who take her to Cuba during a hurricane. She meets good guys and bad guys. She finds a Familia Cubana. She encounters adventures beyond her imagination. She explores the beauty of the world in the sea and boat life with a billionaire. She becomes aware of the unknown. Lola lives the hero's journey.

short stories by the author of the best seller Murder in Key West"sensitive ... well written " Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis.

A collection of cartoons by 'Waldorf' showcases a blend of humor that ranges from amusing to potentially offensive, reflecting the subjective nature of comedy. Many of the cartoons have been featured in well-known UK magazines like 'Private Eye' and 'The Oldie,' while others appeared in lesser-known publications. The selection captures a variety of themes, some echoing past events and evolving societal attitudes, which may provoke thought or laughter in readers.

The book presents a detailed account of the trial of William Freeman for the murder of John G. Van Nest, focusing on the evidence, legal arguments, and the Supreme Court's decision for a new trial. It also includes insights into Freeman's death and the post-mortem examination conducted by Dr. Amariah Brigham. This work is part of the Sabin Americana collection, which encompasses a broad spectrum of historical documents from the Americas, offering a rich perspective on societal, political, and cultural developments from the late 15th century to the early 20th century.

The book presents a detailed account of the articles presented by Mr. Freeman to the House of Commons, specifically targeting Colonel Codrington. It includes a series of observations and remarks that respond to Freeman's allegations, offering a defense of Codrington's actions and character. The work delves into the political context of the time, highlighting the tensions and debates surrounding military conduct and accountability. It serves as a critical examination of the accusations and the broader implications for governance and military oversight.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It aims to protect and promote important literature by providing affordable, high-quality modern editions that remain true to the original text.