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The world's navies in the Boxer rebellion (China 1900) - $22.63 This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.	Fearless: The Story of George Chuvalo, Canada's Greatest Boxer (Lorimer Recordbooks) - $11.05 George Chuvalo only wanted one thing: to become a boxer. When Chuvalo stepped into the ring, he was fearless. In ninety-three professional fights between 1956 and 1979, boxing everyone from George Foreman to Muhammad Ali, he was never once knocked out. But this heavyweight boxing legend never had it easy. After losing many loved ones to drugs, Chuvalo has also become a role model out of the ring by speaking out and fighting against addiction. [Fry Reading Level - 4.8] (20091204)
The Boxer (Terra Nova Series) Discover a whole new world of dogs with this revolutionary, breed-specific guide. As sweet as they can be, most dogs are quite mischievous at times, and the Boxers high activity level can make him an especially challenging breed. By following the detailed instructions in this book on how to train your pooch and create a safe environment for him, owners can avoid many potential problems.	Women Boxers: The New Warriors - $20.25 Combining the artistry of photographer Delilah Montoya with an informative introduction written by professor and librarian MarÃa Teresa MÃ¡rquez, Women Boxers: The New Warriors explores the world of las malcriadas, those women who challenge societyÂ’s views of femininity, violence, and physicality. MontoyaÂ’s photographs profile twelve powerful, devoted athletes who are taking advantage of the WomenÂ’s Movement and the right to live, work, and box in a manÂ’s world. The boxers featured are from all over the United States, and include super bantamweight Jackie ChÃ¡vez, holder of the IFBA Super Bantamweight Title, light middleweight Akondaye "Storm" Fountain, welterweight Christy "CoalminerÂ’s Daughter" Martin, and lightweight Mia "The Knockout" St. John, holder of the IBA WomenÂ’s Lightweight Title and the IFBA Lightweight World Title. The introductory essay succinctly traces the phenomenon of women boxers, noting that as early as 1728 boxing matches between women were reported in London newspapers. Since 1997, womenÂ’s amateur boxing competitions have been held in Europe, Africa, and Asia; countries such as Egypt, India and Kazakhstan are among 28 countries represented in womenÂ’s boxing organizations. And womenÂ’s amateur boxing may be sanctioned soon for the first time as an Olympic sport. In spite of the increased popularity of womenÂ’s boxing, it remains controversial. Many still believe that women boxers are simply women who make a living by selling their bodies. Women boxers struggle to get televised matches and suitable prize money, and many boxing promoters refuse to support fights between female boxers. With an essay by C. Ondine Chavoya tracing MontoyaÂ’s artistic career, this is a rare and fascinating look at the sport of womenÂ’s boxing.
The Boxer: A Novel - $5.30 Released from a concentration camp after the war, Aron Blank looks for and eventually finds the only surviving member of his family, his son Mark, who he was forced to abandon when Mark was only two years old. Working first in the black market and later as a Russian interpreter, Aron tries to rebuild a normal life for himself and his son in East Berlin. Decades later, with Mark lost in the Arab-Israeli war, Aron tells his story to a young interviewer-the flow of his poignant narrative occasionally interrupted by their brief exchanges, which are peppered with humor.	The Boxer Guide Book Did you know that the American Boxer can trace its roots back to the 19th century? Interestingly, what has now become America's 7th most popular breed didn't start out as a house pet. Although the early breed was prized as a working, hunting and guard dog, the Boxer started down the path of becoming one of America's favorites during WWII where it saw duty as a messenger dog, guard dog, attack dog and pack-carrier! With a history this rich and varied, you shouldn't be surprised to learn that the Boxer makes an extraordinary pet IF you understand how to take care of such a loyal and hard working friend. Boxers have certain traits and characteristics that can make training and socializing them a snap if you understand how a Boxer thinks.Overlook these essential personality elements, however, and you'll have better luck training a cat to come when you call it than you will have training your Boxer. It's not that Boxers are any harder to train than any other breed; in fact, they can actually be easier. The key to successfully training and socializing your Boxer is to understand his mentality and what's important to him. Of course, successfully training ANY dog depends upon your ability to choose one that is even-tempered, healthy and actually wants to learn. Boxers come with their own unique health risks and you can't count on your breeder or pet store owner to reveal your potential pet's health history or that of his parents for that matter. That's why it is important to arm yourself with the type of information in “The Boxer Guide Book”. After all, you wouldn't want to invest your money in a dog that has any of the more common hidden illnesses and disease that Boxers are prone to getting, would you? But don't be alarmed. There are plenty of healthy Boxers available and you just need to know how to recognize them and choose healthy ones over ones with potential health issues. Exercise and nutrition are an important part of a Boxer's development, but most people do not feed their Boxer correctly. I discuss the best diet for your Boxer from puppyhood straight through to adulthood. I also tell you all about the best ways to exercise your Boxer and what he or she likes to do to have fun! I've assembled everything you need to known about choosing, buying, training, feeding and caring for a Boxer and I've put it all inside of The Boxer Guide Book so you won't have to spend hundreds of dollars on a professional trainer and so you won't spend good money on a Boxer with health problems.

Boxer Books

The world's navies in the Boxer rebellion (China 1900) - $22.63

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.

Fearless: The Story of George Chuvalo, Canada's Greatest Boxer (Lorimer Recordbooks) - $11.05

George Chuvalo only wanted one thing: to become a boxer. When Chuvalo stepped into the ring, he was fearless. In ninety-three professional fights between 1956 and 1979, boxing everyone from George Foreman to Muhammad Ali, he was never once knocked out. But this heavyweight boxing legend never had it easy. After losing many loved ones to drugs, Chuvalo has also become a role model out of the ring by speaking out and fighting against addiction.

[Fry Reading Level - 4.8] (20091204)

The Boxer (Terra Nova Series)

Discover a whole new world of dogs with this revolutionary, breed-specific guide. As sweet as they can be, most dogs are quite mischievous at times, and the Boxers high activity level can make him an especially challenging breed. By following the detailed instructions in this book on how to train your pooch and create a safe environment for him, owners can avoid many potential problems.

Women Boxers: The New Warriors - $20.25

Combining the artistry of photographer Delilah Montoya with an informative introduction written by professor and librarian MarÃa Teresa MÃ¡rquez, Women Boxers: The New Warriors explores the world of las malcriadas, those women who challenge societyÂ’s views of femininity, violence, and physicality.

MontoyaÂ’s photographs profile twelve powerful, devoted athletes who are taking advantage of the WomenÂ’s Movement and the right to live, work, and box in a manÂ’s world. The boxers featured are from all over the United States, and include super bantamweight Jackie ChÃ¡vez, holder of the IFBA Super Bantamweight Title, light middleweight Akondaye "Storm" Fountain, welterweight Christy "CoalminerÂ’s Daughter" Martin, and lightweight Mia "The Knockout" St. John, holder of the IBA WomenÂ’s Lightweight Title and the IFBA Lightweight World Title.

The introductory essay succinctly traces the phenomenon of women boxers, noting that as early as 1728 boxing matches between women were reported in London newspapers. Since 1997, womenÂ’s amateur boxing competitions have been held in Europe, Africa, and Asia; countries such as Egypt, India and Kazakhstan are among 28 countries represented in womenÂ’s boxing organizations. And womenÂ’s amateur boxing may be sanctioned soon for the first time as an Olympic sport.

In spite of the increased popularity of womenÂ’s boxing, it remains controversial. Many still believe that women boxers are simply women who make a living by selling their bodies. Women boxers struggle to get televised matches and suitable prize money, and many boxing promoters refuse to support fights between female boxers.

With an essay by C. Ondine Chavoya tracing MontoyaÂ’s artistic career, this is a rare and fascinating look at the sport of womenÂ’s boxing.

The Boxer: A Novel - $5.30

Released from a concentration camp after the war, Aron Blank looks for and eventually finds the only surviving member of his family, his son Mark, who he was forced to abandon when Mark was only two years old. Working first in the black market and later as a Russian interpreter, Aron tries to rebuild a normal life for himself and his son in East Berlin. Decades later, with Mark lost in the Arab-Israeli war, Aron tells his story to a young interviewer-the flow of his poignant narrative occasionally interrupted by their brief exchanges, which are peppered with humor.

The Boxer Guide Book

Did you know that the American Boxer can trace its roots back to the 19th century? Interestingly, what has now become America's 7th most popular breed didn't start out as a house pet.

Although the early breed was prized as a working, hunting and guard dog, the Boxer started down the path of becoming one of America's favorites during WWII where it saw duty as a messenger dog, guard dog, attack dog and pack-carrier!

With a history this rich and varied, you shouldn't be surprised to learn that the Boxer makes an extraordinary pet IF you understand how to take care of such a loyal and hard working friend.

Boxers have certain traits and characteristics that can make training and socializing them a snap if you understand how a Boxer thinks.Overlook these essential personality elements, however, and you'll have better luck training a cat to come when you call it than you will have training your Boxer.

It's not that Boxers are any harder to train than any other breed; in fact, they can actually be easier. The key to successfully training and socializing your Boxer is to understand his mentality and what's important to him.

Of course, successfully training ANY dog depends upon your ability to choose one that is even-tempered, healthy and actually wants to learn. Boxers come with their own unique health risks and you can't count on your breeder or pet store owner to reveal your potential pet's health history or that of his parents for that matter.

That's why it is important to arm yourself with the type of information in “The Boxer Guide Book”. After all, you wouldn't want to invest your money in a dog that has any of the more common hidden illnesses and disease that Boxers are prone to getting, would you?
But don't be alarmed. There are plenty of healthy Boxers available and you just need to know how to recognize them and choose healthy ones over ones with potential health issues.

Exercise and nutrition are an important part of a Boxer's development, but most people do not feed their Boxer correctly. I discuss the best diet for your Boxer from puppyhood straight through to adulthood. I also tell you all about the best ways to exercise your Boxer and what he or she likes to do to have fun!

I've assembled everything you need to known about choosing, buying, training, feeding and caring for a Boxer and I've put it all inside of The Boxer Guide Book so you won't have to spend hundreds of dollars on a professional trainer and so you won't spend good money on a Boxer with health problems.