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Bratton: Grateful Reflections; Lee Carroll: Patty; Alan Cohen: I Love My Wall; Lee Coit: The Gifts That Gratitude Offers Us; Terah Kathryn Collins: The Circle of Gratitude; Dr. Tom Costa: Gratitude-The Vital Ingredient in Our Lives; Sri Daya Mata: Words of Gratitude; Amy E. Dean: Gratitude Is Awareness; Dr. Wayne W. Dyer: Gratitude: One of Life's Miracles 327 $aNicholas Eliopoulos: The Meaning of True GratitudeJames Eubanks: The Awesome Design of Life; Sylvia Friedman: Gratitude Feels Good!; Shakti Gawain: Being Grateful During Life's Challenges; Michele Gold: Gratitude Is a Sanctuary; Karen M. Haughey: Gratitude: It Can Make Your Day!; Christopher Hills, Ph.D.: An Appreciation of Gratitude; Sharon Huffman: Gratitude: The Key to a Happy, Healthy, Successful Life; Laura Archera Huxley: "Gratitude Is Heaven Itself"; Dr. Gerald G. Jampolsky/Diane V. Cirincione: "Love Is the Way I Walk in Gratitude"; Susan Jeffers, Ph.D.: Noticing the Abundance 327 $alone Shockey Jenson: "In Everything Give Thanks"Elizabeth A. Johnson: Grateful Is Good; Patrice Karst: Great Days; Julie Keene: Bless It All!; Kimberly Lockwood: Gratitude: One of Life's Most Important Lessons; Sir John Mason: So Many Blessings; Emmett E. Miller, M.D.: Gratitude: A Healing Attitude; Dan Millman: Transcendental Gratitude; Mary-Margaret Moore: Falling into Gratitude; Rev. Nancy Norman: My Own "Gratitude Book"; Robert Odom: The Gift of Gratitude; Daniel T. Peralta: Gratitude: The Natural Expression of a Loving Heart; Marcia Perkins-Reed: Gratitude: A Lifestyle 327 $aJohn Randolph Price: Gratitude:A Powerful ForceRev. Michael C. Rann: A Shortcut to a Miracle; Dr. Frank Richelieu: Gratitude: Its Healing Properties; Murray Salem: Thank You, God; Dr. J. Kennedy Shultz: In All Things Give Thanks; Ron Scolastico, Ph.D.: The Power of Gratitude; Bernie S. Siegel, M.D.: Gratitude: A State of Mind; Rev. Christian Sorenson: Looking Through the Eyes of Gratitude; Hal Stone, Ph.D., and Sidra Stone, Ph.D.: The Manifestation of Gratitude; Dr. Sharron Stroud: Gratitude As a Way of Being; Angela Passidomo Trafford: Being Authentic Sets Us Free 327 $aRama J. Vernon: Gratitude: A Silent, Unspoken PrayerDoreen Virtue, Ph.D.: Unconditional Gratitude; Stuart Wilde: Step to the Infinite Self Within; Margaret Olivia Wolfson: The Most Amazing Day; GRATITUDE PRAYER BY LOUISE L. HAY; MY OWN THOUGHTS ON GRATITUDE 330 $aLouise L. Hay brings you a very special work that is dear to her heart. In Gratitude, Louise has gathered the insights and collected wisdom of some of the most wonderful teachers and writers she knows...people who have demonstrated the power of gratitude in their own lives. Renowned contributors such as Dr. Wayne W. 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Fugitive Borders 13 2. Religion 35 3. Radicalism 59 4. Heroism 101 5. Community 151 Conclusion 199 Bibliography 205 330 $aFugitive Borders explores a new archive of 19th-century autobiographical writing by black authors in North America. For that purpose, Nele Sawallisch examines four different texts written by formerly enslaved men in the 1850s that emerged in or around the historical region of Canada West (now known as Ontario) and that defy the genre conventions of the classic slave narrative. Instead, these texts demonstrate originality in expressing complex, often ambivalent attitudes towards the so-called Canadian Promised Land and contribute to a form of textual community-building across national borders. 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Nele Sawallisch, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Deutschland

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