Harding Carlos (10 results)
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Published by Audio Visual Aids Dept, Bridgetown, 2002
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Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Prize slip glued to inside front cover. Erratum slip glued to Acknowledgments page.
Trafalgar. Una derrota gloriosa
Alfaro Zaforteza, Carlos; Rodríguez González, Agustín R.; Duffy, Michael; Monaque, Rémi; Harding, Richard; Baudot Monroy, María; La Parra, Emilio
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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. El viejo nombre de Trafalgar, «la punta de occidente», sigue resonando hoy en día más allá de las cartas náuticas, topónimo impreso en la memoria colectiva de tres naciones europeas merced al encarnizado combate que allí tuvo lugar el 21 de octubre de 1805 entre las escuadras francoespañ…ola y británica. Más de doscientos años después, nuestros conocimientos y nuestra perspectiva sobre la batalla se han enriquecido gracias al trabajo conjunto de investigadores españoles, franceses y británicos, que, en lugar de intercambiar mortales cañonazos desde sus navíos, ponen en común trabajo de archivo, hipótesis y conclusiones. Una labor colosal de la que se nutre este libro, una obra colectiva que ha conseguido reunir en sus páginas a algunos de los más destacados especialistas de España, Francia y Reino Unido sobre la batalla de Trafalgar para ofrecer una síntesis renovada acerca de las cuestiones más importantes relacionadas con este crucial hecho de armas: desde la política internacional hasta la organización naval, la tecnología, el armamento, la oficialidad y la marinería, para desembocar en la campaña de 1805 y el propio combate. Y no solo eso, sino que el libro se proyecta sobre el legado histórico de Trafalgar, para reflexionar sobre una Europa convulsa, de la que podamos extraer ideas y experiencias que nos ayuden a actuar frente a los desafíos del mundo actual. Un volumen que, además, sirve para reivindicar a hombres injustamente maltratados por la historia como el general Federico Gravina, los brigadieres Cosme D. Churruca y Dionisio Alcalá Galiano o Francisco Alsedo y Bustamante, comandante del Montañés, pero también a sus contrincantes, como el vicealmirante Horacio Nelson, muerto sobre la cubierta del Victory, o Cuthbert Collingwood, capitán del Royal Sovereign. Homenaje y recuerdo extendido a los cientos de marinos sin nombre que, entre astillas, plomo y la mar, tan inmisericorde como los hombres, perdieron la vida en aquella «derrota gloriosa». *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.
A Christian Worldview and Mental Health
Carlos Fayard,Bruce Anderson,George T. Harding IV,Barbara Couden Hernandez
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perfect. Condition: Very Good. Connecting readers with great books since 1972! Used books may not include companion materials, and may have some shelf wear or limited writing. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "Unconditional Love: An Adoption Story - Love, Loss, and Legacy" is Carlos E. Harding's memoir about a life marked by the rarest kind of love: the kind that asks for nothing in return. It is a personal story, a tribute to the parents who chose him, a chronicle of his search for his biologica…l origins, and a guide for everyone touched by adoption. Carlos was born on November 15, 1974, in Leon, Nicaragua, a colonial city on the edge of revolution. The story begins with Dr. Benjamin Lanzas, a physician with a "heart of gold" who attended his birth and treated his biological mother with dignity at the most vulnerable moment of her life - the first link in a chain of unconditional love that would accompany Carlos always. That chain continued with his adoptive parents: Carlos Arturo Harding Lacayo, an engineer of deep generosity and integrity, and his mother Jenny Tefel Gonzalez, born in Mexico of Jewish heritage, who loves her four children "not equally in the sense of fairness, but equally in the sense of abundance." It included Victoria Flores - "Tata" - his mother's nanny decades earlier and later his own second mother, and a childhood on the family farm, where even the cows had names and the work taught lessons no school could. But the memoir rejects sentimentality. Carlos writes bluntly that not everyone is built to love an adopted child as their own, and that this is not a judgment, but the truth. He confronts the wounds left by relatives who treat "adopted" as a permanent asterisk, the doubt that never fully disappears even in a home that gave no reason for it, and the silent fear of the adopted child of being abandoned - a fear that resurfaced powerfully when his mother faced cancer. He also recounts his own missteps, including a 105-day first marriage that became a crash course in self-discovery before he found the love that would bring stability to his life. The turning point arrives in a wrapped box: a DNA test kit, a gift from his wife after three mini-strokes and a heart attack turned his genetic history into a medical necessity. What follows is a years-long search through silence and rejection, dead ends and unexpected kindness: the decisive call from a friend, the revelation of a biological father who had passed away 20 years earlier, and a first video call with a half-sister that blossomed into daily conversations and a genuine new family. Carlos is honest about both sides of discovery - doors opened with love, and doors that remained closed.Loss is woven through all of it. The death of his father on September 20, 2024 - "the saddest day of my life" - holds the memoir's deepest reflection: that unconditional love does not end with death, but continues in every decision, every act of kindness, every relationship built by the one who received it. The final chapters turn the memoir into a legacy: a letter to adoptive parents about the responsibility of telling their children the truth about their story; a guide to adoption trauma and the wounds that love alone cannot immediately heal; and a warm letter to adopted children and teens, assuring them that their feelings are normal and that their story began with a brave act of love. In the end, the book comes full circle - from a delivery room in Leon to a sunset in Miami, where Carlos, now a father himself, understands that identity is a tapestry woven from many sources, but character comes from the daily choice to love without conditions. His conclusion: in a fractured world, loving unconditionally remains our greatest human achievement. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Seller: California Books, Miami, FL, U.S.A.California Books
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Published by Morty Sklar Publ, Emmess Press, Iowa City, Iowa, 1976, 1976
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Seller: Bluff Park Rare Books, LONG BEACH, CA, U.S.A.Bluff Park Rare Books
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Soft Cover. No Jacket. First Edition. Phamphlet like, 1976, 1st edition, MAGAZINE With light rub, Scuff Cover, Interior nice tight clean, NF/VG+, SOFTCOVER.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "Unconditional Love: An Adoption Story - Love, Loss, and Legacy" is Carlos E. Harding's memoir of a life shaped by the rarest kind of love: the kind that asks nothing in return. It is at once a personal history, a tribute to the parents who chose him, a chronicle of the search for his biolog…ical origins, and a guide for everyone touched by adoption.Carlos was born on November 15, 1974, in Leon, Nicaragua, a colonial city trembling on the edge of revolution. The story opens with Dr. Benjamin Lanzas, the physician with "a soul of gold" who attended his birth and treated his birth mother with quiet dignity at the most vulnerable moment of her life - the first link in a chain of unconditional love that would follow Carlos forever. That chain continued with his adoptive parents: Carlos Arturo Harding Lacayo, an engineer of profound generosity and integrity, and his mother, a woman of Mexican birth and Jewish heritage who loved her four children "not equally in the sense of fairness, but equally in the sense of abundance." It included Victoria Flores - "Tata" - the nanny who had cared for his mother decades earlier and became his second mother, and a childhood on the family farm, where even the cows had names and work taught lessons no school could.But the memoir refuses sentimentality. Carlos writes plainly that not everyone is built to love an adopted child as their own - and that this is no judgment, simply truth. He confronts the wounds inflicted by extended family members who treat "adopted" as a permanent asterisk, the doubt that never fully goes away even in a home that gave no reason for it, and the ghost in the room: the adopted child's quiet, lifelong fear of being left, which surfaced fiercely when his mother faced cancer. He recounts his own missteps too, including a 105-day first marriage that became a crash course in self-discovery before he found the love that would anchor his life.The book's turning point arrives in a small wrapped box: a DNA testing kit, a birthday gift from his wife after three mini-strokes and a heart attack made his genetic history a medical necessity, not just a mystery. What follows is a years-long search through silence and rejection, dead ends and unexpected kindness - a friend's pivotal phone call, the revelation of a biological father who had once been Nicaragua's Secretary of the Interior, and a first video call with a half-sister that blossomed into daily conversations and a genuine new family. Carlos is honest about both sides of discovery: doors that opened with love and doors that stayed firmly shut.Woven through it all is loss. The death of his father on September 20, 2024 - "the saddest day in my life" - anchors the memoir's deepest meditation: that unconditional love does not end with death, but continues in every choice, every act of kindness, every relationship its recipient builds.The final chapters transform memoir into legacy. Carlos writes a letter to adoptive parents on the sacred responsibility of telling children the truth about their stories; a comprehensive guide to adoption trauma and the invisible wounds love alone cannot instantly heal; and a direct, warm letter to adopted kids and teens, assuring them their feelings are normal and their stories began with a brave act of love.In the end, the book comes full circle - from a delivery room in Leon to a sunset in Miami, where Carlos, now a father himself, understands that identity is a tapestry woven from many sources, but character comes from the daily choice to love without conditions. His conclusion is simple and earned: in a fractured world, loving unconditionally remains our greatest human achievement. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
