New Releases by John Moriarty

The outcome of a life''s meditation, an ambitious, Dantesque, shamanic journey -- a Columbus voyage across Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian waters

Deriving from a native Amazonian myth, this third and final volume of Turtle was Gone a Long Time re-engages with two important themes: our efforts to find and navigate the evolutionary channel, and our efforts to bring in new myths and re-open the road to civilization and culture.

The second volume of a trilogy, this text represents a mystical quest enacting one of the central themes of European literature, the journey from Paradise Lost to Paradise Regained.

A comprehensive guide to the diction of Italian, Ecclesiastical Latin, French and German with practical exercises in a comparative approach for American singers.

Describes his current difficulties in business and the amount of money he lost during the last War. Asks for a position within the army that is being raised and sent to the Ohio region.

Discusses the possible purchase of some of Knox''s land in present-day Maine, referring to Knox''s ownership of two farms and a limeworks. Notes that he could arrange to bring people from Ireland to settle the land. Proposes his method of payment.

Written in Bristol, Broad Bay (present-day Maine). Hopes to be able to purchase one or two hundred acres of land from Knox. Asks what price Knox would charge for the land, and discusses his method of payment. Writes, I expect some familys here from Ireland, who will undoubtedly want some tracts of Land, & if you can have faith Enough, to put any Confidence in an Irish man, & that you Impower [sic] me to Act for you here, depend, I will serve you if I can. In a post script, notes that Major John Hopkins, former Commissary of Prisoners, will recommend Moriarty to Knox.