Jerry Cook

Name written on inside cover - church stamp on inside page 

Light Hardcover (1 lb or less)

Texas

A Few Things I've Learned Since I Knew It All

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Gerald Gunther

Lewis F. Powell

This book is a clean copy with a good spine and binding. The contents and Graphics are in good condition. There is minimal wear inside. There is slight wear on the hardback cover. Will ship within hours after your order is received. Thanks for stopping by and please stay safe. B48

Heavy Hardcover (2 to 4 lbs)

The Man and the Judge

Throughout his life, Hand believed himself unworthy of the accolades bestowed upon him; self-doubt permeated all aspects of his life.

Learned Hand

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Aleksandra Mir

Lessons Learned the Hard Way

The books sections are quirky, with a parody of comprehensiveness. Here are a few: Burns, Cover up, Distraction, Cheese, Dating, Explosions, Frying, Gender, Gravy, Hot Stuff, Jamming, Legs, Navigation, Pets, Salt n' Pepper, Splatters, Substitutes, Wine, Worms, Wurst.

How Not to Cookbook

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Plató

Edges are good! Spine is very good! Both covers are good! Pages are very good!

Light Paperback (1 lb or less)

Kentucky

1988

As the indisputable father of Western philosophy, Socrates stands as the archetype of free inquiry and intellectual honesty throughout history. He dared to explore the minds of men, to analyze the content of cherished beliefs, and to distinguish knowledge and truth from opinion. This philosophical gadfly irritated the people of Athens, who tried him for corrupting their youth, and subsequently sentenced him to death for his "crime." In these four short works by Plato, we come to experience the full range of Socrates' penetrating mind. In the Euthyphro, Socrates searches after the truth about the nature of piety, even as he makes his way to Athens to answer an indictment leveled against him. The Apology recounts Socrates' attempt to defend himself against the charge of impiety. Once condemned, Socrates finds himself imprisoned to await death. The Crito captures his views on his relationship with the state and what each has a right to expect from the other. Finally, the Phaedo recalls the death scene as Socrates discusses the nature of the soul and immortality just before succumbing to the hemlock.

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Jerry Cook

A Few Things I've Learned Since I Knew It All

Gerald Gunther; Lewis F. Powell

Learned Hand

Aleksandra Mir

How Not to Cookbook

Plató

The Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, and Phaedo

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Jerry Cook

A Few Things I've Learned Since I Knew It All

Gerald Gunther; Lewis F. Powell

Learned Hand

Aleksandra Mir

How Not to Cookbook

Plató

The Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, and Phaedo