The Last of the Plainsmen
IBOOKS dosya biçimi, işletim sistemlerinden birinde çalışan cihazlar (bilgisayarlar, telefonlar, tabletler vb.) İçin Zane Grey yazarından The Last of the Plainsmen gibi bir e-kitap biçimi olarak geliştirilmiştir. Apple - MacOS veya iOS. Diğer e-kitap dosyaları gibi, örneğin The Last of the Plainsmen, IBOOKS dosyaları yalnızca metin değil, aynı zamanda grafik ve video bilgileri ile kitap okumak için çok uygun olan üç boyutlu nesneler, sunumlar ve diğer veri türlerini de içerebilir The Last of the Plainsmen . IBOOKS dosyaları, basit ve etkileşimli bir kullanıcı arabirimi sağlayarak çoklu dokunma hareketlerini destekledikleri için iBook çoklu dokunma dosyaları olarak bilinir. Bu tür dosyalar Apple'ın iBooks Author'ı kullanılarak kolayca oluşturulabilir. Bu, e-kitap geliştirmek ve yayınlamak için ücretsiz bir programdır. Bu durumda, büyük olasılıkla, IBOOKS uzantılı dosyalar yalnızca belirli bir ücret ödendikten sonra kullanılabilir hale gelecektir. Ancak The Last of the Plainsmen tamamen ücretsizdir. IBOOKS dosyaları Apple tarafından The Last of the Plainsmen indirebileceğiniz ePub 3 formatına göre geliştirilmiştir. Ancak, Apple bazı ek markalı "yongalar" ekledi. IBOOKS dosyası olarak kaydedilen The Last of the Plainsmen kitabı, kullanıcıların tüm Apple cihazlarında indirip okuması için iTunes'a yayınlanabilir.
Yazar | Zane Grey |
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Yayın Evi | Independently Published |
H. G. Wells Independently Published; Illustrated basım İspanyolca Fransızca Türkçe B. M. Bower Almanca Independently published Salzwasser-Verlag GmbH Jack London G.A. Henty F Scott Fitzgerald HACHETTE LIVRE-BNF Leopold Classic Library İtalyanca İngilizce Outlook Verlag Kolektif
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Yazar | Zane Grey |
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İsbn 13 | 979-8688332230 |
Yayın Evi | Independently Published |
Boyutlar ve boyutlar | 17.78 x 0.64 x 25.4 cm |
De olduğu gibi | B08JF8B7SX |
tarafından gönderildi The Last of the Plainsmen | 20 Eylül 2020 |
Buffalo Jones needs no introduction to American sportsmen, but to these of my readers who are unacquainted with him a few words may not be amiss. He was born sixty-two years ago on the Illinois prairie, and he has devoted practically all of his life to the pursuit of wild animals. It has been a pursuit which owed its unflagging energy and indomitable purpose to a singular passion, almost an obsession, to capture alive, not to kill. He has caught and broken the will of every well-known wild beast native to western North America. Killing was repulsive to him. He even disliked the sight of a sporting rifle, though for years necessity compelled him to earn his livelihood by supplying the meat of buffalo to the caravans crossing the plains. At last, seeing that the extinction of the noble beasts was inevitable, he smashed his rifle over a wagon wheel and vowed to save the species. For ten years he labored, pursuing, capturing and taming buffalo, for which the West gave him fame, and the name Preserver of the American Bison. As civilization encroached upon the plains Buffalo Jones ranged slowly westward; and to-day an isolated desert-bound plateau on the north rim of the Grand Canyon of Arizona is his home. There his buffalo browse with the mustang and deer, and are as free as ever they were on the rolling plains. In the spring of 1907 I was the fortunate companion of the old plainsman on a trip across the desert, and a hunt in that wonderful country of yellow crags, deep canyons and giant pines. I want to tell about it. I want to show the color and beauty of those painted cliffs and the long, brown-matted bluebell-dotted aisles in the grand forests; I want to give a suggestion of the tang of the dry, cool air; and particularly I want to throw a little light upon the life and nature of that strange character and remarkable man, Buffalo Jones. Happily in remembrance a writer can live over his experiences, and see once more the moonblanched silver mountain peaks against the dark blue sky; hear the lonely sough of the night wind through the pines; feel the dance of wild expectation in the quivering pulse; the stir, the thrill, the joy of hard action in perilous moments; the mystery of man's yearning for the unattainable. - Taken from "The Last of the Plainsmen" written by Zane Grey