Books by White

James F. White attempts to depict the whole sweep of Protestant sacramental life, so that an overall picture is possible. And he outlines the possibilities for future developments.

This book is about my journey from flesh to spiritual freedom through sermons, poetry and short stories - I open my life to you. I took the wide road to salvation and was knocked off course by fear, addiction, and low self-esteem. I stopped listening to God and tried to do what people wanted me to do. Now I realize my life is not controlled by man, "It's Just Between God and Me." If you have been looking for yourself through the eyes of God then this book is for you.

First published in 2005.This book gives you sandwiches with such verve and imagination that you will never again view this popular object in the same way again. Taking a seemingly simple mode of eating to unparalleled and soaring heights never before encountered, the book offers sections on hot sandwiches, special savoury sandwiches, vegetarian sandwiches, sweet supper sandwiches, biscuit sandwiches, afternoon tea sandwiches, sandwiches for the nursery, picnics, and railway journeys. Sandwich devotees will have to worship at this author''s shrine.

Winner, Carroll Abbott Memorial Award, presented by the Native Plant Society of TexasIn its prime, the Texas Blackland Prairie formed a twelve-million-acre grassy swath across the state from the San Antonio area north to the Red River. Now, roughly one tenth of one percent of this vast prairie remains in the form of small pockets tucked away here and there, having once served as hay meadows or sprouting from rock too stony to plow.As Matt White tracks the ever dwindling parcels of tallgrass prairie in northeast Texas, he develops deep connections with prairie plants and prairie people through unexpected discoveries and inspirational encounters. He stumbles upon fragments of virgin land, and he uncovers remarkable tales of destruction and stewardship.From explaining what a prairie is to how to appreciate its beauty and importance, White increases our awareness of prairies, past and present, so that we might champion their survival in whatever forms remain._____________________________________"It seems fair that every region, every landscape, every place deserves a champion. The imperiled prairies of northeast Texas certainly have one in Matt White, a native son and an unabashed prairie enthusiast. . . . As such, he offers a credible voice and insight into the blackland prairie, its history, its residents, its architecture, and its natural diversity. His enthusiasm was obviously genuine. It was also infectious and encompassing. At times, I felt like I was right alongside him at the moment of discovery."-Carter Smith Texas Parks & Wildlife DepartmentMatt White is the author of The Birds of Northeast Texas and is a ­regular nature columnist for the Mount Vernon Optic-Herald. He studies and grows prairie plants on his land near Campbell.

This history of tort law in America looks at how the subject has been conceptualized, pointing out why changes in rules occurred, and who did the changing.

In this biography of Hopkins, the author uses the intimate evidence of Hopkins's poems, letters and journals, and his personal knowledge of the places where Hopkins lived to explore the life of the priest-poet who constantly felt himself "the stranger" in his world.