“james rice”

With a team of eight Longhorns, Santa arrives at a sod shanty and drops down the chimney to fill the young'uns' boots with toys.... More

"A is for Alamo, where brave men fought and died ... to win Texas's independence". In James Rice's tradition of highlighting the idiosyncrasies of a subculture,... More

This new revised edition with full-color illustrations added is written and delightfully illustrated with an eye to the education of adults as well as children. Cowboy Alphabet serves up a brimming stew of Southwestern phenomena--by letters. From A's armadillo to Y's yonder, this unusual primer init... More

In a raging blizzard in the American Southwest, Santa employs cowpokes and cattle to make his deliveries.... More

Using colorful, Southwestern, cowboy vernacular, Texas Jack, the long-eared jack-rabbit, tells the story of how rodeos came about.... More

INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL MECHANICS STUDENTS OF PHYSICS AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY BY JAMES EJUJi, M. A., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL. WITH A FOREWORD BY F. 0. DONNAN, C. B. E., M. A., Ph. D., D. Sc., F. B. S. PROFESSOR OK CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LO... More

The covers of Cajun Night Before Christmas and Gaston the Green-Nosed Alligator, as well as selections from the interiors.... More

Gaston finds himself drilling an oil well in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Louisiana. Gaston decides to invest his hard-earned savings in an oil well to help solve the energy problem. As in Gaston's previous adventures, the locale, terminology, and techniques described are authentic.... More

In this new full-color volume, Gaston, the friendly green-nosed alligator makes a new appearance and in the process provides the setting for an intriguing and practical lesson in Cajun French. Along with Rice's striking illustrations, a glossary of essential Cajun words is provided.Gaston the green-... More