Hope Leslie

Hope LeslieA spirited freethinker amid an oppressive Puritan community, Hope Leslie champions independence for women and justice for Native Americans. Her best friend Magawisca, the daughter of a Pequot chief, defies tribal authority to rescue a white man from death and restore a kidnapped girl to her family. This frontier novel paints an intriguing portrait of life in seventeenth century New England as it explores the tumultuous relations between Puritans and

formulations for diverse classes of initial/boundary-value problems

The final chapter is devoted to multiple integrals

Her concern was not with partisan causes

Extensive documentation

with its myriad curves and contours

Historical and biographical materials are also included

Medal of Honor

Except for his attachment to her

this classic calculus text transformed university teaching and remains a must-read for all students of introductory mathematical analysis

and interviews provide insights into the artists' views of spirituality and the ways in which they approached their work as a form of meditation

from gambling strategies to Bach concertos

" — Anne Lamott