John Robertson

This book contains all the information that you need to engage in spiritual warfare, protecting your home, your family, your community, as well as our nation. In it you can learn how to overcome the attacks and the snares of Satan for in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. (Romans 8:37)

The challenge of finding leaders who can lead focus-forward leaders is as real today as it ever was. Now it is even more consequential because of the evolution and impact of artificial intelligence on companies and their leadership at every level. Maximizing profits will require leaders who can lead leaders who see a purpose in the future better than they can see the future themselves. It will not be easy. It will be hard to make the changes required. Focus...

In this four-book juvenile fiction series featuring the popular Robertson family of Duck Commander and written by Phil's grandson John Luke Robertson (with Travis Thrasher), readers are invited to participate in the zany fun of the Duck Commander world. After a few chapters, readers can choose to go down different paths-all filled with humor and life lessons. In this volume, camp-goers at Camp Ch-Yo-Ca have seen mysterious things in the middle of...

The influence of French essayist Montaigne (1533-1592) on Shakespeare's works-particularly on the language and ideas of Hamlet and King Lear-is the subject of this 1909 collection of scholarly essays. Includes "Parallel Passages," "Shakespeare and the Classics," "Shakespeare's Culture-Evolution," "The Originality of Shakespeare," and more.

In this four-book juvenile fiction series featuring the popular Robertson family of Duck Commander and written by Phil's grandson John Luke Robertson (with Travis Thrasher), readers are invited to participate in the zany fun of the Duck Commander world. After a few chapters, readers can choose to go down different paths-all filled with humor and life lessons. In this volume, Willie finds a mysterious wooden crate in the Duck Commander warehouse. Only...

Taking its cue from a nineteenth century that felt detached from the poetry and drama of the eighteenth century, and riding the revival of interest in Elizabethan writing, this book presents in-depth essays on Shakespeare, Sidney, and Spenser, as well as their predecessors and successors. Includes notes on prose fiction and the later dramatists.

John A. Robertson is the Thomas Watt Gregory Professor in the School of Law at the University of Texas at Austin, a fellow at the Hastings Center, and a member of the American Fertility Society. He is author of The Rights of the Critically Ill. Cloning, genetic screening, embryo freezing, in vitro fertilization, Norplant, RU486--these are the technologies revolutionizing our reproductive landscape. Through the lens of procreative liberty--meaning...

One of the last frontier towns east of the Mississippi, Paducah took center stage in the drama of an expanding United States despite a late start and a penchant for independence and self reliance. The Kentucky river city played no small part in the rise of river commerce and its successor, the railroads. From river packets to enriched uranium, its history is marked by victory over disastrous floods and a headlong rush toward a future embracing new...

"In this insightful analysis, highly-respected expert John Robertson canvases the entirety of Iraq's rich history, from the seminal advances of its Neolithic inhabitants to the aftermath of the American-led invasion and Iraq today. Grounded in extensive research, this balanced account of a country and its people explores the greatness and grandeur of Iraq's achievements, the brutality and magnificence of its ancient empires, its contributions to the...