Best Selling Books by Jeffery Williams

When in August, 1944, the Allies broke out of Normandy, the world''s attention became fixed on the dramatic British and American armoured thrusts into the Rhine. The war in Europe seemed all but over. Far to the left, along the flank of the Allied Expeditionary Force, almost unnoticed, a battle was beginning on whose outcome hung not only victory but the possibility of disaster Under-strength, neglected by Montogomery and denied by Eisenhower the supposed which he had promised, First Canadian Army paid an appalling price in casualties to clear the Channel coast and open up the great port of Antwerp. Commanded by General Harry Crerar , the army contained not only Canadians, but, for most of the campaign, more British troops then the Eighth Army at Alamein. Poles, Americans, Dutch, Belgians, Czechs and French served in it and were partnered in all their operations by the equally international No.84 Group, RAF. Their hard-won success in clearing the banks of the Scheldt and in capturing Walcheren Island was followed four months later by victory in the Rhineland. There, with almost every one of Montgomery''s British Divisions under command, they smashed the best of what remained of the German Army and, with it, Hitler''s last hope of defending the Rhine. The way was open for the Allies into the heart of the Reich. In the war''s final phase, most of Crerar''s British divisions were replaced with by Canadian formations newly arrived from their arduous campaign in Italy. Striking north and west after crossing the Rhine, they liberated Holland and drove east-ward into the heavily defended area of Germany. At war''s end they had reached the Weser and were closing on the great naval bases of Emden and Wilhemshaven. Jeffery Williams won wide acclaim for his definitive biography Viscount Byng of Vimy. He brings the same assured touch to this lively and fast-moving account of a crucial aspect of the battle for North-West Europe which has hitherto been largely neglected by historians.

The Daily Journal is a companion for any goal-oriented person who lives by setting and accomplishing goals in every aspect of their lives. Designed after years of using personal journals that just did not meet my needs, this journal will hit the spot.

Field Marshal the Viscount Byng of Vimy did not fit into the conventional mould in the Army, as Governor-General of Canada or as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. Few officers commanded more widespread affection from their troops, or knew them and treated them with such respect as he did. Beginning with dramatic reforms in dress and living conditions in his own regiment, the 10th Royal Hussars, Byng consistently watched over the welfare of his men. Following the desperate Ypres battles of 1914-15, he was sent to Gallipoli to revive a failing enterprise, but instead, in the face of Kitchener''s and Churchill''s opposition, he called for it to be abandoned. He then planned one of the most successful withdrawals in the history of war. Ever seeking ways to win, Byng led the Canadian Corps to the capture of Vimy Ridge, and the Third Army in the first major tank battle at Cambrai, and in 1918 he commanded the largest of Britain''s field armies in the final victory campaign. As Governor-General of Canada, he became almost a Canadian nationalist and worked for the unity of the widespread provinces. He advocated the adoption of a Canadian flag and abandonment of the word "Empire". His conception of the role of the Crown in the constitutional crisis of 1926 has led to its position in the Commonwealth today. Finally, at the age of 66 and fighting a wasting illness, he was summoned to reform the Metropolitan Police, which in a remarkably short time he brought into the 20th century. This reissued biography won the Governor-General''s Prize in Canada when it was first published.

Far From Home recounts the life of a soldier who grew up in 1920s Calgary and became an officer in the Canadian army who travelled the world. Williams offers a vivid retelling of growing up in Calgary during the depression. Williams transition from "the most untrained officer in the army" to an army officer at home in the Pentagon, along with the culture shock of moving from a relatively simple upbringing to the sophisticated life of an international officer, is told with great humour and rare insight into the human side of the military life.

In 1914, Hamilton Gault, at his own expense, raised Princess Patricia''s Canadian Light Infantry to fight for the Crown. Within nine days his new regiment was ready and was in action by the end of the year. Its fighting record was second to none.

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I''m a lover of poetry writing & spoken words artistry I love all genres of music Gospel music & jazz Is my preference, inspirational musical choice When creativity-writing. I also love to take scenic walks by the oceans & seas To create visual imagination poetry expressions I love taking photos & creating Poetry expressions; it''s inspiration to my poetry creativity. I love fishing & all bay area sports teams, Southern Ca. Teams also. I give God all the glory for my gift to write & speak out my poetry Jeffery Williams

THE LITTLE WHIMPO''S Coloring, Counting, and Alphabet activity book is an exciting book that will help young children''s developmental skills in coloring, counting, and learning their alphabet. This book is for children ages four-six years old. So come and we can learn together with this new and exciting activity book from The Little Whimpos.

Summary OF MY POETRY "DREAMS DEFERRED" My poetry writing, "Dreams Deferred," is a haunting word. It''s a lost talent, like a buried treasure. A car''s transmission, stuck in park. My poetic "Dreams Deferred" is a procrastinated state of poetic words that''s at times self-doubted, non-motivated, full of hopeless confidence, and at other times full of motivational spark, of believing to be the spark plug of transmission, to make my spoken written words become reality.

Knowing Your Why Personal Empowerment Workbook And Journal is a companion guide to Knowing Your Why: The Key to Unlocking Your Full Potential and is designed to foster careful reflection and empower the discovery of your WHY. Readers are encouraged to complete the activities in this guidebook after reading each chapter of the main text.Each chapter is organized into five sections as follows:

The Little Whimpos Meet the Giant Ogre is a heartwarming tale that takes readers on an enchanting journey through the dark forest. Jim and Jan, two adventurous children, stumble upon an extraordinary adventure when they decide to take a shortcut home from school. As they ventured deeper into the forest, Jim and Jan encountered a small, furry creature from a nearby village who was lost and frightened. It turns out that the creature is being pursued by a giant ogre. The children befriended the small creature, and with determination, they helped him find his way back to his village. After meeting the entire Whimpo village and the mayor, Jim came up with a brilliant plan to fend off the attack of the giant ogre!This captivating story, accompanied by enchanting illustrations, will captivate the hearts and minds of readers young and old alike. Immerse yourself in the world of the Whimpos, where the bonds of friendship and the strength of the human spirit prevail against all odds. Join Jim and Jan as they embark on an unforgettable adventure that teaches us the importance of empathy, bravery, and the power of a helping hand.

Esta historia trata sobre la amistad, el perdón, la redención, la adversidad y el amor duro. Sus pies no tocan el suelo, pero nunca pierde un paso. Jeffery Lorenzo Williams, de trece años, esperaba con ansias este día. Era el 25 de junio, último día del año escolar. Nunca supo que esta fecha quedaría grabada en su mente para siempre. Era la última vez que caminaba. Tres niños, Jeff, su hermano y su amigo jugando solos en un apartamento. Mirando el cañón de una pistola calibre 22, la bala se dispara y su vida cambió para siempre. Según todos los informes, debería haber estado muerto. Pero no es así como termina la historia ... My Feet Are Off The Ground narra su viaje. Un camino pavimentado de dolor, desesperación, incertidumbre y rechazo que conduce a la aceptación, la autonomía, el perdón y el despertar. El coraje para continuar y la audacia para desafiar las probabilidades. La negativa a quedarse quieto y la fe para dar grandes pasos audaces. Dio su último paso, no su último aliento. Quien haya dicho que el cielo es el límite, nunca ha conocido a Jeffery Lorenzo Williams. Es una fuerza a tener en cuenta. Su determinación inquebrantable lo impulsa a tener éxito. Orador motivacional, experto en diversidad e inclusión, defensor de los derechos de las personas con discapacidad, organizador comunitario, corredor de bienes raíces que realiza negocios por valor de varios millones de dólares, analista legal, modelo, diseñador de zapatillas y ropa JLorenzo y autor que vive la vida en sus propios términos. Ha aparecido en el sitio web del Instituto de Bienes Raíces de Nueva York bajo Alumni in the News. También apareció en el New York Daily News, New York Times, AM News y Wired Magazine. Tuvo apariciones en CNN, NY1 y Bronxnet TV.

A fun rhyme book about a boy''s search for his favorite sock and all the possibilities of where it has gone.

A random-effects, binomial probit model is applied to data for a panel of Kansas wheat farms to examine Multiple Peril Crop Insurance demand. A theoretical model is developed which suggests inclusion of the moments of both market return and the return to insurance. Empirical results indicate that the first and second moments of both market return and the returns to insurance are significant. The price elasticity of demand is estimated to be -0.65. Preseason weather variables when included in the models were not found to be significant, failing to support the hypothesis of intertemporal adverse selection.

The objective of this study is to identify the impact of specific corporate social responsibility behaviors on equity prices. This study uses fixed effect parametric and nonparametric regressions to quantify the effect of specific corporate social responsibility activities on the equity price multiples of a number of US firms from 1999 to 2009. The results of these empirical models consistently show that CEO diversity, corporate charitable giving, and work-life balance benefit plans, are associated with lower equity price multiples compared against similar firms that lack these characteristics. Additionally, board diversity and support of the LBGTQ community is associated with a positive impact on equity price multiples. This study provides evidence that individual corporate social responsibility activities can have drastic impacts on equity prices, leading the way for future research testing whether the magnitudes of these impacts are rational and in-line with their expected impact on financial performance and risk, or a deviation from the efficient market hypothesis.

A definition of moral hazard in multiple peril crop insurance is proposed that focuses on expected indemnities rather than input use. Five years of production and insurance data for a panel of Kansas wheat farms is used to empirically test for this type of moral hazard. Results suggest that moral hazard affects multiple peril crop insurance indemnities in poor production years but that no significant moral hazard occurs in years when growing conditions are favorable.

Part of the Fables and the Real World Series

This leveled reader gives facts about lions and their behavior.