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Designer Dogs Address Book
Peter Pauper Press (EDT)
$5.85

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Gather those names, numbers, and addresses together in one cute little book! Our popular ''Designer Dogs'' design is embossed and accented with gloss highlights. Inside you'll find space for Names and Addresses; Home, Cell, Work, and Fax numbers; E-mail addresses; Birthdays; and Notes. Book lies flat for ease of use. Elastic band helps you save your place. Makes an appreciated gift, too! 160 pages. 4-1/4'' wide x 5-3/4'' high.

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Cath Kidston Address Book
Cath Kidston
$6.49

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Stylish and portable, this address book features Cath Kidston's signature vintage patterns.

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Best Addresses
James Goode
$36.97

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A century ago, the popularity of early Washington landmarks like Stoneleigh Court and the controversial Cairo (which, at a soaring twelve stories, shocked District officials into enacting the city’s height limit) made it clear that apartment living was here to stay. By the 1920s, Beaux Art and Art Deco palaces offered residents all the luxuries of a first-class hotel: barbershops, ballrooms, rooftop terraces, and indoor pools. Soon other innovations in apartment living—the garden complex, the cooperative, and the mixed-use building—put Washington at the forefront of urban planning. Today the resurgence of the historic heart of the nation’s capital has created an apartment boom rivaled only by that of the 1920s.

Through residents’ personal recollections, original floor plans, and more than 690 photographs, Best Addresses offers an intimate tour behind the facades of 162 remarkable buildings. Some have already been destroyed or dis-figured beyond repair, making their preservation here especially valuable, while others continue to set the standard for elegant living in the nation’s capital.

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Jane Austen Address Book
Potter Style
$4.01

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Keep track of those of your acquaintance in a handy address book populated with quotes and illustrations that evoke the sociable world of Jane Austen’s novels.

160 pages (tabbed), 4 1/16 x 5 1/8 inches

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They Hated to Spread Gossip Address Book
Anne Taintor
$6.99

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I love this address book. I have given several to my friends as gifts. The comments with the vintage pictures have got to make you laugh!

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Moleskine Address Book Large Large, Hard Red (Moleskine Legendary Notebooks)
Moleskine
$7.02

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The Moleskine Large Red Address book was inspired by the classic Moleskine Ruled notebook; this address book is perfect for keeping track of all of your important contacts. It has laminated A-Z alphabetical tabs, facilitating an easy and flexible way to organize your information. Every Moleskine product is thread bound and has a cardboard bound cover with rounded corners, acid free paper, a bookmark, an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket that contains the Moleskine history.

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Norman Rockwell Address Book (Gift Line)
$10.78

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This delightful calendar highlights Norman Rockwell's unparalleled career as America's favorite illustrator and chronicler of popular culture. Works ranging from his early career in the '20s to his later "Saturday Evening Post" masterpieces are included, accompanied by entertaining commentaries. Full-color reproductions.

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The Essential Reinhold Niebuhr: Selected Essays and Addresses
Reinhold Niebuhr
$14.51

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Niebuhr was not only one of the great Protestant theologians of the last century: he was one of very few thinkers ever to have derived a sophisticated and illuminating approach to the worldly order from theological premises. This collection of his writings contains some truly essential expressions of his philosophy, in the form of shorter essays and addresses.

The volume's consistent theme is the Augustinian realism that Niebuhr expounded in the darkest years of modern history, when the western democracies faced the tyrannies of Nazi Germany and expansionist Communism. Against these messianiac creeds, Niebuhr posited the merits of democracy, *not* because of its supposed congruence with the characteristics of the Kingdom of God but because of its effect in tempering the destructiveness of man's urge for dominion.

He did so, moreover, when many Christians were susceptible to the romantic illusion that discipleship required them to oppose the militant defence of western values. No one has better exposed these pretensions than Niebuhr in his essay 'Why the Christian Church is not Pacifist', included in this volume. Those Christians' mistake was to fail to understand the nature of evil. To regard the Sermon on the Mount as a manual for political action without seeing it in the context of Jesus's expectation of the irruption of the Kingdom of God into human history is a misreading. The message of the Gospels is not non-violence, but the immanence of the Kingdom. Niebuhr argues that while conflict is not part of the Kingdom of God, it does not thereby dissipate if Christians act as though they are already living in the Kingdom.

This is a powerful corrective to much wishful thinking that passes for Christian social ethics. It ought to be read urgently by anyone who imagines that the sentimentality of today's anti-war movement, when the western democracies are fighting an enemy as destructive and nihilistic as any seen in the last century, is an expression of the Law of Love.

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US Presidential Inaugural Addresses (Large Print Edition)
Various
$30.27

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AMONG the vicissitudes incident to life no event could have filled me with greater anxieties than that of which the notification was transmitted by your order and received on the 14th day of the present month

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Honor & Respect: The Official Guide to Names, Titles, and Forms of Address
Robert Hickey
$49.95

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A reference for those interested in formal communication in a rapidly changing world. This book provides correct written and oral forms of address for everyone from local officials to foreign heads of state. It includes a glossary, guidelines for use and style, and forms of address and information on high officials from more than 180 foreign countries. Officials in the United States, Australia, Great Britain, and Canada are covered in detail. Includes how to address a letter or invitation, the correct salutation and closing, how to create a place card, make an introduction, and how to directly address an official in conversation. 6" x 9" hardcover, 576 pages, complete index Smyth-sewn library binding to lie flat for easy reference. Archival acid-free paper