|
Bookstore
2007 Titles

Print: $11.99
Download: $5.00
Click on Cover Picture to order online
The Art of Living a Successful Life by Ernest E. Hamilton, Sr. - Sage advice for living
a contented and productive life from a man who grew up in the Florida Everglades during the Great Depression and became a
successful businessman.
Download: 1
documents (PDF), 1074 KB
Printed: 78 pages, 6" x 9",
perfect binding, cream interior paper (60# weight), black and white interior ink, white exterior paper (100# weight), full-color
exterior ink
ISBN: 978-0-9798-1641-3

Paradise Lost: Pioneers of the Florida Everglades by Karen Hamilton - A compilation of historical texts, memoirs, and photographs of
the Hamilton Family.
They were the black
sheep and they were rough – but then life in the islands was rough. Records indicate that the Hamilton clan lived in
the Ten Thousand Islands as early as 1870. They were often left off of national censuses and were ignored by the other settlers
of the Islands. But the Hamilton’s were an essential part of South Florida history. They belonged to the truly original
pioneers of the wild and untamed land called Florida. Before the railroad, before the rich descended on the tropic beauty,
the true pioneers were the desperate, the poor, and the runaway slave, that sea of humanity who was looking for a place to
hide. And they found it – deep in the insect, gator-ridden swamp, where only the truly desperate ventured in an attempt
to disappear from society.
ISBN: 978-0-9798164-3-7
Available December 2007. Please preorder.
Safe Counsel: Advice on Love & Marriage from the Late 19th Century by Karen
Y. Hamilton. Prof. B. G. Jefferis, M.D., PhD and J. L. Nichols originally published this text in 1897, in a book called
Safe Counsel: Search Lights on Health. According to the original authors, “KNOWLEDGE IS SAFETY”, and their medical
knowledge from the late 19th century will be of great interest to historians, researchers of women’s issues, and the
general reader in light of modern medical, social and scientific advancements. The text will give the reader a deeper understanding
of day-to-day life and beliefs during the late 1800’s. This volume covers such topics as: history of marriage, how to
choose a spouse, how to propose, how to conduct oneself on the honeymoon, causes of family problems, how to handle jealousy,
and how to write a love letter. Charming period illustrations augment the text. ISBN: 978-0-9798-1644-4.
Print: $15.00 Download: $6.25.

|