Best Selling Books by Stephen White

This book presents background information on various subjects and theories of space physics.

Jefferson organized his library along the principles of the Enlightenment - Memory, Reason, and Imagination - and subdivided the subjects into 44 chapters. In chapter 15 we are introduced to Jefferson''s miscellany. Tucked away in the gap between Memory and Reason is the Technical Arts Chapter - a bit of a catch-all containing Jefferson''s hobbies, a bit of contemporary science, a touch of applied technology, card games, and other amusements. Alongside books on education, shorthand, gardening, accounting, military strategy, brewing, and book-keeping is a single volume on bee-keeping -- Stephen White''s Collateral Bee Boxes...or Method of Managing Bees. London, 1764. (Sowerby 1187). Unlike other areas of farming and husbandry, Jefferson did not pursue becoming a bee-keeper. In fact bees and honey are only briefly mentioned by him, but there are a number of entries in his Memorandum recording the purchase of beeswax, and occasionally honey. However, Edmund Bacon, Jefferson''s overseer, was a bee keeper and maintained a large stand. There are drawings of Monticello that depict bee-houses near the poultry yards. Jefferson did mention the honey-bee in his Notes on the State of Virginia "The honey-bee is not a native of our continent. The Indians concur with us in the tradition that it was brought from Europe; but, when, and by whom, we know not. The bees have generally extended themselves into the country, a little in advance of the white settlers. The Indians therefore call them the white man''s fly, and consider their approach as indicating the approach of the settlements of the whites."

In this text, experts in Russian party politics provide detailed coverage and discussion of Russian politics and voting behaviour. It includes two chapters on the December 1995 parliamentary elections

Can imagination help solve a mystery? Imaginations of young readers will be stimulated as they read this story about Baby Bop and her brother BJ trying to find a mysterious animal in the forest. As clues add up, Baby Bop imagines an increasingly fanciful creature until Barney solves the mystery with his own surprise. Full-color illustrations.

A book of fine-art photography featuring the visual history of California. 2022 BRONZE Winner for Photography, Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Awards A Country Called California traces the development of the Golden State from the nineteenth century on, through to its emergence as the fifth largest economy in the world—all as seen through the eyes of photographers whose names are synonymous with fine art photography: Carleton E. Watkins, Dorothea Lange, Eadward Muybridge, Will Connell, Edward Weston, Max Yavno, A.C. Vroman, Mabel Watson, and many more. Author Stephen White, a longtime photography gallerist and collector, has curated the book to perfection, capturing the California that is its own country, the light that has captivated every photographer''s eye.

A fully-illustrated record of the architectural and environmental concerns of the leading architect Joseph Allen Stein. One of the most influential architects to work in India, he was awarded the Padma Shri by the Indian Government.

The brutal slaying of Boulder''s controversial DA strikes deep in the heart of everything clinical psychologist Alan Gregory holds dear: after all, Gregory''s wife, Lauren, worked for the dead man.

Gathers nineteenth-century photographs of children, families, workers, dancers, princes, landscapes, and street scenes in Siam, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Cyprus, and London

Psychologist Alan Gregory returns to take on the sociopathic killer from White''s first novel. Michael McClelland, the killer, has walked away from the Colorado State Mental Hospital hungry for revenge.