American Waterfowler stands alone as the bible of contemporary waterfowl hunting while paying homage to the deep traditions and exalted past of the marsh gunners and all their trappings.
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Discover the tumultuous history of the Plantagenets in About History Bookazine’s latest issue. From the mystery of the Princes in the Tower to the Wars of the Roses and the signing of the Magna Carta, delve into 350 years of intrigue, betrayal, and bloodshed. Explore the story of England’s most divided dynasty in this must-read digital edition.
What’s the difference between ‘pagan’ and ‘Pagan’? We use the first to describe the historical followers of ancient polytheistic and pantheistic religions, the pre-Christian Egyptians, Greeks and Romans, Celts and Norse and Anglo-Saxons. They and their religions existed, in some cases, centuries before the term came into use. It was meant to be an insult, a put-down, used deliberately to infer that those who practiced such faiths were old-fashioned and out of the regular flow of society. Then, in the 20th century, the term was reborn. Today’s Pagans have reappropriated it for their own use, to describe their practise of a collection of contemporary faiths rooted in those of yesteryear. This bookazine explores both, looking at the historical faiths of our ancestors and at how they have been revived today. It’s important to note that these pages focus on the European and Old World faiths that had a key influence on each other and on modern-day Paganism. Many poly- and pantheistic faiths from around the world, in particular those practised by peoples who were invaded and marginalised during the colonial era, were incorrectly classified as ‘pagan’ during the 18th and 19th centuries, resulting in decades of cultural appropriation of their sacred rites and symbols. Today, many indigenous communities around the world understandably don’t want their unique religions lumped in with other, unrelated ones beneath an umbrella term that’s far too large. For that reason, we’ll concentrate solely on the modern-day Paganism of the West, and the faiths from our shared historical heritage that inform and inspire many of its traditions
About History Bookazine’s latest issue delves into the epic battles that have shaped our world. From Marathon to D-Day, explore over 60 conflicts with detailed battle maps.
About History Bookazine’s latest edition is packed with epic facts and tales, covering everything from the origins and conquests of ancient civilizations to their lasting legacies. This digital edition is a must-read for history buffs and enthusiasts alike.
Discover the world’s most awe-inspiring wonders with Lifestyle Bookazine’s latest issue. From the stunning Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany to the majestic wonders of Bavaria, this bookazine takes you on a journey to the most unforgettable places on Earth. Get ready to be inspired and start planning your next adventure!
Best friends Tully and Kate support each other through good times and bad with an unbreakable bond that carries them from their teens to their 40s.
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During his youth, MIU TIN (Moses Chan) encountered bride-to-be KOO SUN-YUET (Cheung Ho Yee), who has lingered in his mind ever since. Twenty years later, they reunite when MIU TIN becomes a manager of a pharmacy, whose owner is SUN-YUET’s husband – HO SAI-CHEUNG (Cheung Kwok Keung). Shortly afterwards, SUN-YUET finds out about her husband’s love affair with his maid TIN OI-TAI (Aimee Chan) during his convalescence in San Francisco and the two even live together in Foshan. Not wanting to damage the clan’s reputation, SUN-YUET endures the hardship until SAI-CHEUNG’s death. Upon discovery of OI-TAI’s pregnancy, she greets OI-TAI home as her own sister believing that she is conceiving SAI-CHEUNG’s offspring. However, the only person that has the inside information is CHENG KIU (Wong Tak Bun) – MIU TIN’s best friend. Managing the household and the pharmacy affairs as well as confronting the manipulation of her brother-in-law HO KWAN-YIU (Cheung Yick) and his son HO SAI-HO (Edwin Siu), SUN-YUET is exhausted. Regardless of the gossips, MIU TIN devotedly helps her overcome the difficulties. Though being reluctant to reveal her true emotions in light of the moral standards and the kindness of her mother-in-law HO LEUNG MEI-KUEN (Law Lan), SUN-YUET is finally touched by MIU TIN and elopes with him to a remote mountain leading a secluded life. Since then MIU TIN has taken fifty years to build a six-thousand-step stairway on the mountain, representing the genuine love striding over the barriers between them.
Jin Wang is an average teenager juggling his high school social life with his immigrant home life. When he meets a new foreign student on the first day of the school year, even more worlds collide as Jin is unwittingly entangled in a battle of Chinese mythological gods.
The three-part miniseries chronicles the life of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the thirty-second President of the United States.
