Mary G Jackson

Mary Anna Jackson was the second wife of the legendary Confederate general Stonewall Jackson. Jackson never remarried after her husband's death in 1863 and she wrote two books on him. Memoirs of Stonewall Jackson, published in 1895, is an excellent book for Civil War scholars as it shows some of her...

Out of the ashes of a shattered past comes a love reborn on Eagle wings. One heart, One soul, One circle, One dream, One promise to save One mountain and the magic of the rings entwined. Two years after a mysterious bag lady bestows on her the gift of two gold rings entwined, Callie Dailie arrives i...

This new and unique book demonstrates that Excel and VBA can play an important role in the explanation and implementation of numerical methods across finance. Advanced Modelling in Finance provides a comprehensive look at equities, options on equities and options on bonds from the early 1950s to the...

“It’s that time of year when the world falls in love…” Join four of your favorite authors for tales of Christmas romance to remember forever. “Under the Mistletoe,” Lisa Jackson Megan Johnson’s marriage is over—or so she thinks. When her husband Chris lands in the hospital, fighting for his life, sh...

This classic memoir by Stonewall Jackson's wife Mary Anna includes the following chapters:PrefaceIntroductionI. The Old English and Scotch-Irish StockII. “The Boy Is Father of the Man.”III. Four Years at West Point—1842-1846IV. The War With Mexico—1846-1848V. Professor in the Virginia Military Insti...

Precious Poohlicious is made perfect in the eyes of Mommy. Everything about him from his chubby cheeks, to his bright eyes, to his twinkle toes and smiles make him who he is—Perfectly Precious Poohlicious.The adorable, lifelike illustrations will dazzle you and warm your heart. The ten cute, and cat...

"How do you forgive the unthinkable? How do you begin to wrap your mind around closure to the deep-rooted memory of such a devastating incident?" "I worked my fingers to the bone to give my son a future, but that boy didn't have a chance in the world. It wasn't Lima that killed him, but I still hate...

Many enhancements for additional information have been made to this classic by Mary Anna Jackson, first published in 1892. For instance, the reader will know of the deaths by disease of two people who were especially close to Jackson. More information is provided into typhoid fever, which after his ...