Richard Simon Libri

Ray Scapio, Ventura County's leading homicide prosecutor, faces a high-stakes trial when a local tennis pro is accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend. The case appears straightforward until a defense expert complicates matters. Meanwhile, the abduction of Daisy Guzman propels detectives Davon Washington and Chris Whatley into a frantic search, leading them to a comatose burn victim. As the investigation unfolds, a surprising revelation about Daisy's identity changes everything, leaving her abductor, Jack Maclin, unaware of the impending twist in the case.

Joseph Simon, the first Jewish Republican senator in the U.S., is portrayed as a controversial figure in Oregon politics, known for his powerful connections and contentious relationships, particularly with Teddy Roosevelt. Richard Simon, a descendant and former congressional correspondent, delves into his family's history to uncover the life of a man labeled both a political mastermind and a villain. Simon's unexpected election to the Senate and his influence on the Pacific Northwest's development reveal the complexities of his legacy amidst accusations of discrimination and political machinations.

Focusing on the historical integrity of the New Testament, this book presents a rigorous examination of the text's authenticity and the foundational events of Christianity. The reprint preserves the original 1689 edition's insights, offering a critical perspective on the textual variations and their implications for Christian doctrine. This work is essential for scholars and readers interested in the origins and reliability of biblical texts.

This volume features a collection of critical pieces, primarily focusing on literary critiques, text analyses, and commentary on lesser-known works, many of which are difficult to find or previously unpublished. As the fourth installment in Richard Simon's series, it serves as a valuable resource for literature students and researchers seeking insights into obscure texts. The book is a facsimile reprint of the original from 1710, emphasizing its cultural significance while maintaining the integrity of the original work.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and notations. It aims to protect and promote cultural literature by providing an affordable, high-quality edition that remains true to the original text.

This work offers a detailed examination of the different editions of the Bible published across various locations and times. It provides critical insights into the historical context and textual variations, reflecting the scholarly efforts of the late 17th century. The reprint preserves the integrity of the original 1684 edition, making it a valuable resource for those interested in biblical studies and the evolution of biblical texts.