Bøker av John Richardson

The Museum of Natural History - with introductory essay on the natural history of the primeval world: being a popular account of the structure, habits, and classification of the various departments of the animal kingdom is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1869.Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.

A Field Guide to the Atlanta & St Andrews Bay Railroad (aka The Bay Line) is a collection of information on this historic short line that operates in northwest Florida and south Alabama. Founded in 1906 and still thriving in the 21st Century, the Bay Line has survived two world wars, a depression and too many boom and bust cycles to count. Along the way, it was integral to the grand plans for some well known business empires and set a few historical precedents before maturing into a prosperous if somewhat obscure short line. This latest edition includes added and expanded information throughout.

Written over a span of about 10 years, this collection of four short stories explores such themes as future war and time travel, each ending in a unique twist. The stories include: The Woods -- Anno Agramma faces a personal dilemma in a European battlezone of the not to distant future. Return to Zero -- Martin, Serge and Marion create the first working time machine. But the first experiment with a human passenger doesn't end as expected. Night Run -- Who is chasing Dennis and why does he always seem to know where Dennis is going to be? One Thing Led to Another -- A seemingly random series of small events, over time, have a huge outcome.

Charting a path of 'hope and conviction through personal adversity' The Dialectical Phoenix is a project that arose from the embers of illness, and soars on a flight of celebration.

Drawing on the 1945 report, 'Towards the Conversion of England', and the work of the Bishop of Taita Taveta in Kenya, Dr Samson Mwaluda, John Richardson argues in this book that nothing less than a radical revision of the Church of England's agenda is sufficient for the task of evangelizing a nation. Anglican evangelicals are called upon to set aside their divisions and their focus on their own position within the Church, and instead to develop a strategy that changes the whole denomination into an instrument for evangelism. Aimed at laypeople as well as clergy, his book is a plea for the transformation of the Church for the proclamation of the gospel. John Richardson is the Associate Minister in the United Benefice of Henham and Elsenham with Ugley. He trained at St John's College, Nottingham, and has a first class Diploma in Theology from Moore Theological College, Sydney. He blogs as 'The Ugley Vicar'.