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Focuses on the historical figures who played pivotal roles in the Alamo and the establishment of the Republic of Texas
Examining how the belief in divinely ordained expansionism outlined the course of American history
Renowned textile artist and teacher Kim Thittichai covers a stunning selection of techniques: hot and cold foiling
The Newtons' story was made into a movie starring Matthew McConaughey
Other distinguished contributors include Mario Bunge
John Barleycorn Must Die Sociology & Religion Focuses on the historical figuresJohn Barleycorn Must Die is the Traffic album that almost never was but which is now commonly regarded as their definitive work. By 1970, still only 22, Steve Winwood had already served time at the heart of The Spencer Davis Group, as a founder member of Traffic, and with the supergroup Blind Faith. What started out as Steve Winwood's solo debut, originally to be called Mad Shadows (a title later filched by Mott The Hoople), John Barleycorn Must Die