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A Little Princess

By: Burnett, Frances Hodgson

Price: $1.00

Publisher: Creative Edge, LLC: January 2010

Seller ID: 275208

ISBN: 1403795061

Binding: Trade Paperback

Condition: Used - Good

Complete Idiot's Guide to Choosing, Training, & Raising a Dog (The Complete Idiot's Guide)

By: Hodgson

Price: $4.95

Publisher: ALPHA: June 1996

Seller ID: 199502

ISBN: 0028610989

Binding: Trade Paperback

Condition: Used - VeryGood

A practical guide to choosing the right dog for the family, plus easy-to-follow training instructions to help with discipline. The text also features fun boxes, sidebars and icons for highlighting pitfalls.
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Healing Joint Pain Naturally: Safe and Effective Ways to Treat Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, and Other Joint Diseases

By: Ellen Hodgson Brown

Price: $14.98

Publisher: Harmony: June 2001

Seller ID: 226493

ISBN: 076790561X

Binding: Trade Paperback

Condition: New - New

For the more than 43 million sufferers of arthritis and similar afflictions, a safe, effective, natural method for reversing such diseases without drugs or potentially harmful side effects.

When veteran health writer Ellen Hodgson Brown found herself suffering from an arthritic hip so painful that sleep was almost impossible, she did not surrender to painkillers or replacement surgery. Instead, she undertook extensive investigation into natural remedies and schools of alternative medicine and devised an eclectic home protocol of fasting and nutritional healing. The result: the arthritis di...
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In the Arms of Morpheus: The Tragic History of Morphine, Laudanum and Patent Medicines

By: Hodgson, Barbara

Price: $6.95

Publisher: Firefly Books: October 2001

Seller ID: 276290

ISBN: 1552975401

Binding: Trade Paperback

Condition: Used - Good

The follow-up to the widely praised Opium, In The Arms of Morpheus is the shocking story of how a simple but bewitching substance, touted as a miracle drug, enslaved unwitting generations of 19th century writers, artists and ordinary citizens. Extracted from opium, the sap of the poppy, this popular drug was welcomed into the homes of rich and poor alike, in the guise of medicinal uses in the form of laudanum and opium elixirs, and as pure, undisguised morphine.

Laudanum contained opium, saffron, cinnamon and alcohol. In the spirit of 19th century progress, other opiu...
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