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Secretly bid against your opponents to gain the support of the people, win territory . . . and gather more Gold, Blackmail, and Force for the next round of bidding! Will you try to control the tavern or the fortress? The harbor or the plantation? Knowing where to push for support and where to back away and let your opponents fight is the key to victory. It´s a game of bluff, counter-bluff, and surprise.Bidding tokens have different shapes and colors for easy identification. Colorful cardstock shields keep your bids private, and provide a handy rules reference during the auction. Traditional wooden blocks allow players to see, at a glance, who controls which territories.

The Press Gang:Naval Impressment and its opponents in Georgian Britain Nicholas Rogers

Recent years have seen an explosion of interest in and interpretation of the U.S. Constitution. Its authority and stature are routinely invoked by voices from every point on the political spectrum, with frequent references to the Founding Fathers and their true ´´intent.´´ What really was their true intent? As these 12 surprising lectures show, many of those Founding Fathers - including Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry - were highly critical of the new Constitution and staunchly opposed it when it was first put forth for ratification by the states as a replacement for the Articles of Confederation. The debate over the Constitution raged for the better part of two years, and beneath its rhetorical flourishes lay not only the longest and most profound civic argument in our nation´s history, but also a civics lesson that deserves to endure for all time. It was an argument that would result not only in the ratification of the Constitution, but also in what that Constitution would become. Professor Pangle takes you into this debate. You´ll see which Founders opposed the new Constitution, which Founders led the battle for it, and how both sides helped define the result. In an era when contemporary arguments on the national stage so often mirror the same conflicts debated by the Founders, our own reenactment of that original debate can enrich our ability to be active and participating citizens. PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio. 1. Language: English. Narrator: Thomas L. Pangle. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/tcco/000112/bk_tcco_000112_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.

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Kevin Pietersen on Cricket:The toughest opponents, the greatest battles, the game we love Kevin Pietersen

Ingenious is the new abstract placement game from internationally-renowned game designer Reiner Knizia. Players place colored tiles on the hexagonal board, scoring points, blocking opponents tile placement, and trying to protect themselves from being blocked by their opponents.Marvelously elegant and compulsively replayable, Ingenious is an excellent introduction to German-style abstract board games. Its ingeniously simple, and simply ingenious!Ingenious is suitable for up to four players, as well as for solo play.

Competition between MNCs and Emerging Domestic Opponents in China:A Case Study Comparing The Coca-Cola Company with its Local Competitor, the Hangzhou Wahaha Group Katrin Ehling

Battling the Doctor´s twin obsessions with power and pain, he uncovers the true nature of his opponent´s covert operation - but he must undergo a deadly assault course before he can destroy the Doctor´s plans once and for all.

Thomas Jefferson and Slavery - Was He Really an Opponent of the Institution?:1. Auflage Franziska Massner

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Sean McGlynn shows that King John´s reputation for evil and incompetence is well deserved in this new biography. He lost an empire, murdered his young nephew, starved a political opponent´s wife and son to death, and ended his reign in 1216 with London and half of England under French control. Ties in with the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta this June.