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For Sale 1st UK Edition

8.5" (21.5 cm) Tall Coded First Edition Square, tight binding. Clean and bright pages. Book displays no reading wear. Wraps clean and well preserved. 96 pp. Description of life in Winston-Salem, North Carolina designed for newcomers and visitors. http://www.catscradlebks.com/book_images/030068.jpg

8.75" (21 cm) Tall Still in publisher's shrink wrap. Square, tight binding. Clean and bright pages. DJ clean, well preserved. Critical study of televangelism and its scandals. http://www.catscradlebks.com/book_images/1330087.jpg

Price inside dustcover: $22.95 - With tremendous power at their fingertips, CEOs also have tremendous pressures and overwhelming responsibilities. How do these mere mortals deal with the heady combination of worship and resentment? How do they juggle the apparent freedom to do anything and the burden they constantly bear: that the careers, investments, and incomes of thousands of people depend upon their wisdom? This is the CEO paradox. The CEO Paradox is an insightful, moving, and highly personal look at how to wrestle with the rigors of authority. Thomas R. Horton writes with eloquence, wit, and the wisdom that comes from over three decades in leadership positions. He distills his own experiences and his observations of CEOs in other organizations into a sampler of sensible advice on how to deftly manage both the demands and temptations of leadership. The author speaks his mind - both as a critic of the bad calls and weaknesses of well-known leaders and as admirer of the strategic vision of others. His insights provide CEOs, leaders, and would-be leaders with valuable lessons that range from the dangers of ambition and greed to advice on planning, budgeting, and decision making to fashion notes for CEOs and warnings to control "those twittering hormones." He also shares practical ideas for how readers can nurture the highest qualities within themselves, bring out the best in their employees, and cultivate both the "inner" and the "outer" person. In the end, what makes a successful CEO? According to Horton, "World-class executives

As-New / Unread copy - 198 pages - An incisive evaluation of American Christianity by the author of Putting the Amazing Back Into Grace. Cultural accommodation is the primary charge leveled by this historical and cultural examination of evangelicalism. Horton contends that American Christianity, once distinguished by passionate, warm-hearted orthodoxy, has largely become a popular religion of shallow assertions and legalism.

Dustcover shows some wear & slight tear - Book is in Fine Condition - Blue-green boards with gold lettering (gilt) - NO writing, marks or tears inside book - 284 pages

Near-new copy - NO writing or marks of any kind - NO tears - Tight spine - 319 pages - Michael Horton calls us away from the trivial to the foundational, from contemporary myopia to biblical clear-sightedness. He provides a fresh, stimulating introduction to what we should mean when we say 'saved by grace.' This message, with all its implications, is what Christians today need more than anything else.

Very-nice., clean copy of this 1903 hardback. Apparent First Edition (September 26, 1903). Dark-Blue, pictorial boards with gilt lettering are clean and bright. 429 pages. NO remainder marks or price clippings. Tight spine - Bright pages. NO foxing. NO tears inside book. ONLY writing/mark inside book is previous owner's signature and date in book front.

1st edition. ~ Large format paperback, VG. vi+86pp, 9pp b/w plates, 15 b/w figs, 2 folding charts & 1 large colour map in pocket at the rear, a near fine copy. ~ detailed geological survey of the Peterbotough area.