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12mo. (7 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches). Second edition. a6 B-U6. xii [1]-228. 240 pp. Hand-colored engraved frontispiece plate of five flowers by Hebner and Madox, Title, Dedication to Marchioness of Salisbury, Preface, Treatise, Five flower catalogs, List of subscribers to first edition, List of subscribers to second edition, Whitton Flower Association, Dealers, Index. Contemporary green marbled paper-backed boards, title in ink manuscript on spine, uncut A rare work on the auricula, with a beautiful color frontispiece of five flowers. Emmerton, a London nurseryman, seedsman, and florist, originally published this work devoted to the auricula in 1815. Besides detailed descriptions on the flower's cultivation, the work includes a list of varieties, as well as much information on composting. Bound-in at rear are lists of subscribers for both the first and second editions, which read like a who's who of London nurserymen. Both editions are rare. "Few people who have given thought to the various composts used by florists can fail to have heard of Isaac Emmerton growing auriculas in very rich but nauseating composts at the beginning of the last century. Hogg admitted Emmerton's auriculas were 'unsurpassed for bold trusses, broad expanded pips of brilliant colors, strong stems, and fleshy foliage.' Sir Rowland Biffen, the outstanding modern authority on the auricula, considered Emmerton's book to be of great importance, Emmerton having a very sound knowledge of his subject." [Gould] Dewis, Nineteenth-Century Gardens and Gardening: Volume II: Community, pp. 21-29. Gould, "Isaac Emmerton, Thomas Hogg and Their Composts," Garden History, Vol. 17, No. 2 (Autumn 1989), pp.181-187. Journal of Horticulture and Cottage Gardner, October 31, 1878, p.352.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - IT'S TIME TO GET OFF THE TACKYou can't control what happened.You can't control other people.But you can change what you keep carrying.The Tack Philosophy: How to Stand Up From Pain and Suffering is a practical framework for recognizing the stories, patterns, and attachments that can turn pain into prolonged suffering.Maybe it's resentment toward your spouse. A family wound. A betrayal. A conflict at work. Feeling rejected, disrespected, overlooked, or simply unable to let go of something that happened years ago.Thomas Thatcher calls this sitting on the tack.The original pain may be real. But when we repeatedly replay the event, defend our position, prove our case, or wait for someone else to change before we can have peace, we can keep pressing ourselves against the same hurt.Inside, you'll learn practical tools to recognize the tack, regulate your reactions, separate facts from the stories you add to them, respond with greater clarity, and determine what is actually within your control.This isn't about pretending pain doesn't matter. It isn't about becoming passive, excusing harmful behavior, or simply 'letting things go.'It's about learning how to stand up.Pain may be unavoidable. Staying on the tack doesn't have to be.If you're tired of carrying the same hurt, replaying the same argument, or waiting for someone else to change before you can move forward, it's time to get off the tack.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. IT'S TIME TO GET OFF THE TACKYou can't control what happened.You can't control other people.But you can change what you keep carrying.The Tack Philosophy: How to Stand Up From Pain and Suffering is a practical framework for recognizing the stories, patterns, and attachments that can turn pain into prolonged suffering.Maybe it's resentment toward your spouse. A family wound. A betrayal. A conflict at work. Feeling rejected, disrespected, overlooked, or simply unable to let go of something that happened years ago.Thomas Thatcher calls this sitting on the tack.The original pain may be real. But when we repeatedly replay the event, defend our position, prove our case, or wait for someone else to change before we can have peace, we can keep pressing ourselves against the same hurt.Inside, you'll learn practical tools to recognize the tack, regulate your reactions, separate facts from the stories you add to them, respond with greater clarity, and determine what is actually within your control.This isn't about pretending pain doesn't matter. It isn't about becoming passive, excusing harmful behavior, or simply "letting things go."It's about learning how to stand up.Pain may be unavoidable. Staying on the tack doesn't have to be.If you're tired of carrying the same hurt, replaying the same argument, or waiting for someone else to change before you can move forward, it's time to get off the tack. We all carry pain, but how long will we sit on it? The Tack Philosophy is a transformative guide to identifying the stories that keep us stuck and learning how to finally stand up from suffering with clarity, humility, and strength. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Tack Philosophy | How to Stand Up from the Pain You Keep Carrying | Thomas Thatcher | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Thomas Thatcher | EAN 9798295449543 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …