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Plundered from Scotland by Edward I in 1296, the Stone of Destiny lay beneath the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey for 700 years. For centuries, rumour and speculation have surrounded the origins of this legendary symbol of Royal power. Was this the real Stone, or merely a 13th-century fake?

In the autumn of 1684, two children find a dead man in a field. Within minutes, however, the dead man starts coming back to life. As if the transition isn't enough of an agonizing process, he also finds that he shares an empathic connection to the people and world around him. Rather than running in terror, 11-year-old Joanna Spijker expresses an odd fascination with the newly revived young man, even bringing him home and giving him a new name: Vincent.

When we think evolution, we think of the life forms we can see. But what if evolution should occur on the microscopic level? What if red blood cells achieved intelligence? Would they be happy at the world in which they find themselves? And if they didn't, what might they do? In this story intelligent blood is starting an offensive against Man. One lone telepath finds himself a helpless spectator as the race of Man is subjugated into mindless drones.

Si estás viendo la posibilidad de comprar y oír este Audiolibro, estas en lo correcto, vale 100% la pena comprar y oír este Audiolibro ¿Por qué decimos tantas mentiras? Basado en una falacia del autor Eliecer Gómez Córdoba.

Die schönsten Sagen über Helden, Heilige und Narren: Von Wilhelm Tell bis Till Eulenspiegel. In früheren Jahrhunderten erzählte man sich in langen Winternächten Geschichten. Zum Beispiel von Menschen, die sich durch besondere Eigenschaften hervortaten: durch herausragenden Heldenmut, durch tiefstes Gottvertrauen oder himmelschreiende Dummheit. Bis heute kennen wir daher ihre Namen und Taten, von Wilhelm Tell, Claus Störtebeker, Michael Kohlhaas, Hans Clavert bis zu Till Eulenspiegel und den sieben Schwaben.