Black Beauty Stolen! by Susan Hill
Thy Kingdom Come Did you know that we were never supposed to be part of the current economic system? Or, that there is a better economic system which we are supposed to live by? In this exciting and highly acclaimed book you will learn: The origins of the current money system in the world The planned failure of the system, why they need you in debt Barak Obama - What's his role in the coming economic meltdown? Who really controls the unconstitutional Federal Reserve System? The Rothschild's and the global One World Order Why was the North American Union really created? Why the useless fiat paper money system will fail What the bible has to say about it all Discover the kingdom of this world and the Kingdom of God How the money system is a counterfeit anointing The Wall Street bull and the golden calf? Learn to operate in a system that was designed for you Break free from debt and bondage once and for all When all else fails. how you will prosper Do you really believe you are free?Anna Sewell was a lovely and kind woman whose passion for horses and wish to see them treated better led to the most famous animal story of the nineteenth century. She was raised in a strict Quaker family in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, where she learned the value of self-reliance, moral responsibility, and 'sensitive care for the Creations of God.' She was up with a tremendous passion for animals and abhorred any kind of brutality towards them. She seemed to have a natural affinity with horses, and her mastery of riding in 'Black Beauty' was the result of a lifetime of practice. Anna received her education at home from her mother, who, in addition to instilling in her a sense of responsibility and faith, also surrounded her with music, painting, and poetry--she was an outstanding ballad writer herself--and Anna quickly established herself as a good pianist and artist.
Anna, who already had a severe bone illness, had a fall when she was fourteen, which rendered her an invalid for the rest of her life. She couldn't get around on her own by her mid-thirties and had to rely on a pony cart to get around. She never used a whip on her own horses, and one of her goals with Black Beauty was to 'induce gentleness, sympathy, and an knowledge of horse treatment.' Anna began composing Black Beauty in 1871 when confined to her chamber due to illness, but she abandoned the project until 1876.
Fearing she wouldn't survive long enough to see the book published, she toiled away at it despite her worsening health. Anna was ecstatic when she saw her work in print in November 1877, thanks to her mother's efforts. She died five months later and was laid to rest near Old Catton, Norfolk, in the family plot. Anna did not live to see the impact her 'small book' has had on the millions of individuals who have read it around the world.
It has been translated into a number of languages, and various attempts to film it have been made. Black Beauty has had a significant impact on how animals are treated, just as Anna wanted.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780312647230 |
| ISBN 10 | 0312647239 |
| Title | Black Beauty Stolen! |
| Author | Susan Hill |
| Series | My Readers - Level 3 |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | St Martin's Press |
| Year published | 2011-05-10 |
| Number of pages | 48 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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