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Lost Futures: A Study of Britain's Disappearing Architecture Between 1945 and 1979, a wide range of buildings were constructed in Britain, reflecting the forward-looking social ethos of the postwar...

Suzy Hopkins's illustrated guide to life's everyday moments, written with her daughter Hallie Bateman, offers a mother's wisdom to navigate life's challenges. After a painful realization about her...

Harry Hopkins: The Man Behind the Alliance Harry Hopkins, an Iowa social worker, became a trusted advisor to President Franklin Roosevelt, playing a pivotal role in shaping the Allied coalition...

Harry Hopkins: The Man Behind the Alliance. This biography offers a fresh perspective on the World War II era and the Allied leaders through the life of Harry Hopkins, the man who kept them on point...

The Hopkins Manuscript by R. C. Sherriff is a masterful work of science fiction that explores the human condition in the face of catastrophic change. Written in 1939, this novel is a powerful warning...

The Point of Katie Hopkins is a unique book that delves into the world of Katie Hopkins, exploring the reasons behind her existence and the ways in which she has used her notoriety to make a positive...

Edgar Hopkins' greatest pride in life was winning poultry breeding contests. As an active member of the British Lunar Society, he became one of the first people to learn that the moon is on a...

Hilda Hopkins' final adventure is a thrilling conclusion to her series. In this gripping tale, Hilda's past and present collide as various characters tie the knot and confront their own demons. As...

The Poems of Gerard Manley HopkinsA collection of innovative poetry by one of the most influential Victorian poets, edited by poet laureate Robert Bridges.This edition presents a unique insight into...

Discover the innovative writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins, one of the most experimental poets of the Victorian period. This guide provides a detailed account of his life and creative development, as...

Gerald Manley Hopkins' poem "The Wreck of the Deutschland" is set against the backdrop of a real-life tragedy in 1875. In this unique blend of fact and fiction, Simon Edge weaves together the stories...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry had a profound influence on 20th-century English literature, and two of his most distinctive poems were written during his time at St. Francis Xavier's Jesuit church in...

A comprehensive guide to the life and works of Gerard Manley Hopkins, this book provides an authoritative introduction for those seeking to explore his poetry in depth.Written by Graham Storey, this...

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Study of His Poetry and Prose This book explores the life's work of Gerard Manley Hopkins through his poetry and prose, revealing a fascinatingly original expression of...

Three novels of gritty, hard-boiled crime fiction, featuring Detective Sergeant Lloyd Hopkins, are collected in this single volume.These novels, Blood On The Moon, Because The Night and Suicide Hill,...

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Study of Selected Poems by John Gilroy offers a comprehensive exploration of the poet's life and work. This in-depth study traces Hopkins's journey from his early years to...

Rosie Hopkins is looking forward to a happy and exciting year in her sweetshop, but fate has other plans. When a terrible blow strikes her and her boyfriend, Stephen, it threatens everything they...

The Assassination of Katie Hopkins explores a shocking crime that divides the nation. As the investigation unfolds, facts become scarce and opinions multiply. The play raises important questions...

Gerard Manley Hopkins's poetry offers a unique spiritual vision that continues to inspire readers. Beneath its beautiful language and metaphors lies a searching soul wrestling with God. This...

The Great Gilly Hopkins by Katherine Paterson is a heartwarming and humorous story about an eleven-year-old girl's quest for independence. Gilly has been in more foster families than she can...

A comprehensive guide to diabetes, written by a team of specialists at Johns Hopkins University. This authoritative resource provides up-to-date information on managing the disease, including...

Waistcoats: From the Hopkins Collection c.1720-1950 by Vanessa Hopkins This collection showcases a remarkable array of waistcoats from the 18th to the mid-20th century, carefully curated from the...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is a masterclass in lyrical complexity and emotional depth. This collection brings together some of his most celebrated works, showcasing his unique blend of...

Curl up with Rosie Hopkins as she prepares for Christmas in her Derbyshire village. Her sweetshop is filled with treats and surrounded by loved ones, but when tragedy strikes, everything changes...

Gilly Hopkins is an unforgettable young heroine who has been stuck in more foster families than she can remember. With her sharp mind and brash attitude, she's determined to no longer be a foster kid...

Harry Hopkins: FDR's Envoy to Churchill and Stalin A complex figure in American history, Harry Hopkins was both admired and reviled by those who knew him. As a social worker turned New Deal...

Governance of Teaching Hospitals: Turmoil at Penn and Hopkins by John A. Kastor MD explores the factors that influence changes in governance among medical schools and their associated teaching...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is renowned for its innovative use of meter and its profound exploration of spirituality. This collection features some of his most celebrated works, including "Spring,"...

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Comprehensive Collection of His Poetry and Prose. This authoritative edition brings together all of Hopkins' poetry and a selection of his prose writings, offering a...

The Guide to Living with HIV Infection is a comprehensive source of advice for those living with HIV and their loved ones. Developed at the Johns Hopkins AIDS Clinic, this guide provides essential...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry collection, now first published, presents his most famous and critically acclaimed works. A key figure in the Victorian era's literary landscape, Hopkins is renowned for...

The Johns Hopkins Guide to Digital Media provides a comprehensive reference for understanding the key terms and concepts behind digital media. This systematic guide covers nearly 150 ideas, genres,...

Nicky Hopkins was the heartbeat of rock'n'roll, leaving his mark on some of the most unforgettable popular music ever made. For thirty years, he put his unique piano playing style at the service of...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' Poems Now First Published A collection of his most famous and critically acclaimed works, this compendium showcases the unique style and religious inspiration that earned him...

The A25 Harry Hopkins Tank & SP3 Alecto: A Technical History This book tells the story of two vehicles that were meant to revolutionise British military technology, but ultimately met with...

Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams, a novel with recipes. When Rosie leaves her busy London life behind to sort out her elderly Aunt Lilian's sweetshop in a small country village, she...

An autumn morning in Oxford's Port Meadow takes an unexpected turn when Anna Hopkins' daily walk is interrupted by a gruesome discovery. Her white German Shepherd, Bonnie, has unearthed a...

Emma Curtis Hopkins was a pioneering spiritual teacher who empowered countless individuals with her unique approach to metaphysics. Her teachings have had a lasting impact on modern spirituality, and...

The Hopkins Method for Raising Queens in Your Small ApiaryA comprehensive guide to beekeeping, focusing on the art of raising healthy queens in small apiaries. Joe Conti shares his expertise, gained...

Gerard Manley Hopkins was a poet whose life was marked by intense religious drama and vision. Born into a High-Church Anglican family, he eventually converted to Roman Catholicism and became a...

The Johns Hopkins Guide to Psychological First Aid provides essential skills for mitigating the effects of acute stress and trauma. This guide is based on the RAPID PFA method, which follows easily...

The Exceptions: A Triumph of Collective Change in Science In 1999, a groundbreaking story broke in The Boston Globe, revealing that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology had discriminated against...

The Exceptions: A Triumph of Collective Change In 1999, a groundbreaking story broke in The Boston Globe, revealing that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology had discriminated against women on...

Bright Wings, Dappled Things brings together the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, one of the greatest poets of the Victorian era, with the photography of Francis Browne, a renowned Jesuit artist...

Reading to Stay Alive: Tolstoy, Hopkins and the Dilemma of Existence explores how literary reading can be a lifeline for those struggling with suicidal thoughts. Written by an academic general...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is a testament to his lifelong struggle with faith. This collection brings together selections from his poems, letters, journals, and spiritual writings, offering a...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is renowned for its innovative style and profound spiritual insight. As a Jesuit priest, his faith deeply influenced his work, which explores the intersection of nature...

The Footwear Shoes and Boots from the Hopkins Collection is a comprehensive collection of over 200 items of footwear, spanning from c.1730 to c.1950. This unique publication showcases the evolution...

Weight Loss for Life: The Proven Plan for Success is a comprehensive and scientifically based program to help you lose weight and keep it off. Written by two experts from the Johns Hopkins Healthful...

The Breakdown of Democratic Regimes: ChileThis seminal work proposes a new framework for understanding the dynamics of political change and the conditions necessary for democratic stability, offering...

The Right to Vote: Politics and the Passage of the Fifteenth Amendment By William Gillette Published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2019 The passage of the Fifteenth Amendment was a pivotal...

When Professor James Lowell's life is brutally cut short in his Oxford college rooms, Anna Hopkins is left to unravel the tangled threads of his past. As she digs deeper into the circumstances...

The Breakdown of Democratic Regimes: Latin America by Juan Linz This seminal work examines the dynamics of political change and the conditions necessary for democratic stability in Latin American and...

Modernism and Opera explores the intersection of two seemingly disparate art forms: modernist literature and opera. Despite their differences, many operas showcase avant-garde aesthetics, political...

Discover the secrets hidden beneath our planet and beyond. What's Hidden Inside Planets? takes you on a journey to explore the inner workings of Earth and other planets in our solar system, revealing...

Critical Reexamination of Russian Modernist Cultural Historiography A fresh perspective on the study of Russian modernism challenges traditional approaches and invites new analysis. Leonid Livak's...

The Harriet Lane Handbook: A Comprehensive Pediatric Reference Stay up-to-date with the latest guidelines, practice parameters, and pharmacology in pediatric care. This portable reference manual is...

Claire Jimenez's Staten Island Stories offers a unique perspective on the islanders who call New York City home. Drawing inspiration from Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, this collection of...

Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of our daily lives. As its applications continue to grow, concerns about its limitations and potential impact on communities worldwide are also...

Iliazd: A Modernist's Life and Art. This biography weaves together two stories: the history of Iliazd's work as a modern artist and poet, and the narrative of the author's encounter with his widow...

Joshua Gang explores how behaviorism, a discredited school of psychology, can shed new light on literary studies. By examining the ways in which we attribute mental properties to objects like novels...

Baroque Modernity: An Aesthetics of Theater explores the pivotal role that 17th-century baroque theater played in shaping modernist philosophy, literature, and performance. Between 1875 and 1935,...

Tracing the changing images and fortunes of Saint Jerome from 1300 to 1600, this book charts how culture, popular and elite, secular and sacred, pietistic and scholarly-celebrated those aspects of...

Open Shame, Open Glory by Sonia D. Norris is a personal account of her journey towards redemption and spiritual growth. Through her story, Norris shares insights into her experiences with faith and...

Can Fixing Dinner Fix the Planet? explores how our food choices impact the planet and its people. Jessica Fanzo examines the complex web of factors affecting our ability to meet nutritional needs,...

Automatic Literary Modernism and the Politics of Reflex by Timothy Wientzen explores how behavioral science influenced twentieth-century politics and modernist literature. In this study, Wientzen...

Fabrications New and Selected Stories by Pamela Painter is a masterful collection of short stories that showcase the author's wicked intelligence and ruthless humor. With 31 tales, Painter explores...

Difficult Freedom: Essays on Judaism by Emmanuel Levinas This collection of essays explores the intersection of philosophy and Jewish spirituality, shedding light on key concepts such as ethics,...

Caribbean Contours explores the complex history and cultures of the Caribbean region, shaped by the interactions of various peoples including Amerindian inhabitants, European colonizers, African...

John Hopkins' memoir is a raw and unflinching account of his life on and off the bike. From his early days as a talented youth racing in the desert tracks of California to his rise to international...

Open Heart Open Arms: Welcoming Migrants to Ireland by Alan Hilliard This booklet offers a thoughtful exploration of the role of Christians in responding to the migrant crisis. It encourages readers...

The Order of Economic Liberalization by Ronald I. McKinnon explores how financial policies in developing countries can inform the transition to open market economies. Over four decades, knowledge...

Ben Glaser's Modernism's Metronome explores early twentieth-century poetics to uncover a wide range of metrical practice and theory. This reevaluation challenges our understanding of the "breaking"...

Uterine Fibroids: A Comprehensive Guide Dr. Elizabeth A. Stewart's guide provides reliable and up-to-date information on this common disorder, helping women understand their options for care. One in...

Red Modernism: A Study of American Poetry and Communism This book explores how modernist poetry responded to communism, both thematically and technically. Mark Steven argues that modernism was highly...

Learning Online: The Student Experience offers a unique perspective on online learning by focusing on the experiences of students. George Veletsianos explores how online learners navigate their...

God is Open: Examining the Open Theism of the Biblical Authors by Christopher Fisher explores how the authors of the Bible understood God. Over 35 authors wrote across several millennia, each...

Living with Lymphoma: A Patient's Guide by Elizabeth M. Adler provides comprehensive information for those living with lymphoma. First diagnosed 20 years ago, Adler shares her personal experience and...

A history of autoimmunity that validates the experience of patients while challenging assumptions about the distinction between the normal and the pathological. Autoimmune diseases, which affect 5 to...

Optical Impersonality Science, Images, and Literary Modernism by Christina Walter explores how modernist writers responded to the changing understanding of human vision and visual culture. This new...

Open Divide: Critical Studies on Open Access By Ulrich Herb and Joachim Schöpfel Library Juice Press, 2018 The open access movement has transformed scientific communication, providing large-scale...

Open Love, Sex and Life in an Open Marriage offers a refreshingly honest look at non-traditional marriage. Jenny Block shares her personal journey with open marriage, exploring what it means to love...

Back to Basics Chess Openings: A Comprehensive Guide to Chess Openings and Opening Play by Carsten Hansen is an introduction to understanding and playing chess openings. This book covers essential...

Opening Repertoire: Tackling the Open Games with Black by Martin Lokander The Open Games offer a complex and dynamic range of options for Black against White's most popular opening choices. This...

A global history of malaria reveals how natural and social forces have shaped its spread and made it deadly. Malaria remains a major public health problem in tropical regions, despite efforts to...

Big Bubba's life and times are told in this propulsive narrative poem. The story follows his family, including twin sons Nick and Jesse, niece Donna, and his complicated relationships with faith...

Assessing Open and Distance Learners by Chris Morgan and Meg O'Reilly provides valuable insights into the challenges of assessment in open and distance learning. Changes in budgets, location, and...

A History of the Guyanese Working People, 1881-1905 by Walter Rodney provides a comprehensive examination of nineteenth-century Guyanese society. This study explores the history of African and Asian...

The Thebaid retells the legendary conflict between two brothers for control of their city. Published in 92 A.D., this epic poem was an immediate success and went on to influence many famous writers,...

A Woman's Guide to Living with HIV Infection is a comprehensive resource for women living with HIV or AIDS. Written by three experts in the field, it provides guidance on managing physical and...

Daniel Tiffany's My Silver Planet: A Secret History of Poetry and Kitsch explores the origins of kitsch in poetry from the eighteenth century. He contends that the problem of elite poetry's relation...

Dying at Home: A Family Guide for Caregiving is a comprehensive guide for those caring for a loved one nearing the end of life. Many people seek comfort and dignity in dying at home, thanks to...

Thomas Keating's Open Mind, Open Heart is a spiritual guide to deepening your relationship with God. This 20th anniversary edition offers step-by-step guidance in the method of centering prayer and...

A comprehensive guide to understanding and navigating children's tics and Tourette's disorder is provided by Dr. Nigel S. Bamford in this accessible resource. This book offers parents, caregivers,...

After Auschwitz: A seminal work of modern Jewish thought and culture, this revised edition explores the human condition in the face of unimaginable tragedy. First published in 1966, it sparked...

The Fax Machine: A History of a Technology Left Behind In 1843, the facsimile machine was invented in England. This device, which allowed for the transmission of images over long distances, would go...

The War of 1812 was fought in part by privately owned merchant ships, known as privateers. Licensed by their home governments, these ships were authorized to attack and seize enemy traders. This book...

The US Navy of 1812-1815: A Study in Resilience. When the War of 1812 broke out, the newly formed and cash-strapped United States faced Great Britain with a navy that had largely fallen into...

The Virtues of Openness: Education, Science, and Scholarship in the Digital Age explores the social processes and policies that foster openness as an overriding educational value. This shift towards...

Learn the fundamentals of chess openings with this comprehensive guide, perfect for beginners looking to improve their game.This book provides a simplified and accessible introduction to chess...