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The true story of an unsolved lost treasure of silver and gold. In 1886, 21 years after the Civil War, a shocking and brutal crime was committed in northern Arizona just south of the Utah line by two men, one of which was a 10th Calvary retired soldier. Elderly, Samuel and Charlotte Clevenger were both murdered by an ax-wielding killer. The only witness was their adopted teenage daughter, Jessie, who was abducted by the men responsible for the slaying. In secret, before his death, Sam Clevenger buried a stash of currency, silver and gold that has never been found! The legend of the Clevenger's lost gold of 1886 is a true story that is well documented and legally substantiated. The ruthless murder of Samuel and Charlotte Clevenger was considered at one time to be one of the most brutal acts ever committed in the territory of Arizona. This true story has been pulled out of the archives, old records and newspaper clippings of the time and painstakingly re-assembled into this book, providing the most accurate detailed description of the crime, court hearings, testimonies and location of the lost treasure.
Originally published as: Palmyre: l'irremplaðcable trâesor.
In more than 250 photographs, drawings, and illustrations, "America's Lost Treasure" chronicles the sinking and recovery of the "Central America", the subject of "The New York Times" bestseller "Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea".
Life without purpose is meaningless, but where do we find our purpose? Purpose Restoration: Finding True Purpose in Life, by Kaluba Kapapula, provides great insight into the lives of Christians, reminding readers of our call to be holy and obedient to the Lord. Remove the things in your life that are keeping you from seeking the Lord whole-heartedly and be ready to be restored! ''Kaluba Kapupla has risen from the copper-rich Zambia to bring us golden revelations from God. A relatively new name now, but soon to be a common literary name, he is an anointed young man with fervor and fire for changing lives. Open your eyes and listen with your heart, and you will be spellbound, riveted, and drawn to introspection. I have known him for many years and his integrity, honor, and heart for the gospel is immeasurable. Each time he has opened his mouth or penned words on a page, he has imparted wisdom from God.
Reproduction of the original: The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn by Evelyn Everett-Green
Presents a history of England from the departure of Roman forces in 450 A.D. to the Norman invasion of 1066, focusing on the gold and silver artifacts of the Staffordshire Hoard found in 2009 to highlight the events and art of the period.
Come along on the search for the greatest shipwreck treasure of the Civil War era.
Are we getting too squeamish about the atonement? There is a quiet crisis of confidence in many Western churches. Confusion, debates and changing sensibilities have thrown doubt on whether one of our central doctrines can be reliably communicated as “good news” today. This book approaches atonement through story, allowing imagination to illuminate the multi-faceted meanings in Christ’s atoning work, and exploring how those rich stories can be good news for the complex issues of our day.