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George Mallory: The Man, the Myth and the 1924 Everest Tragedy In 1924, George Mallory embarked on an expedition to conquer Everest, accompanied by his young partner Andrew Irvine. Their fate remains...

George IV, Prince Regent, was a figure shrouded in controversy. His reputation as one of Britain's most disliked monarchs has endured for centuries. But what really drove this complex individual?...

George Michael was pop's greatest survivor. He has been UK radio's most-played artist over the last 35 years and the superstar behind the legendary Faith album and tour. This searching biography...

Scenes from and Afterlife: the Legacy is a thought-provoking exploration of George Orwell's enduring influence since 1984. John Rodden examines how Orwell's reputation has evolved in response to...

Henri Meschonnic's work has had a profound influence on linguistics and philosophy, shaping the understanding of language for a new generation of scholars. This Reader brings together sixteen key...

George is going on a long train journey. Follow him on his exciting adventure in this super fun novelty book that's shaped like a train! The train-shaped board storybook has 6 real wheels.Board the...

Henry David Thoreau for Kids His Life and Ideas, with 21 Activities chronicles the short but influential life of this remarkable American thinker. Learn about his contributions to our culture and...

Lt Colonel George Thomas Chaloner's diary is a unique and fascinating account of his time in India during the Second World War. Set against the backdrop of 1947, as British rule was transitioning to...

Georges Bataille: A Life of Intellectual Excess Michel Surya's acclaimed intellectual biography offers a detailed and insightful account of Bataille's work, exploring his life against the backdrop of...

King George VI: A Life From Beginning to EndThis biography tells the story of King George VI, who was destined for a life in the shadows. As the second son of King George V and Mary, he never...

Play peek-a-boo with Curious George in this interactive novelty book. With fun elements like lift-the-flaps, a pop-up page and a mirror, it's perfect for everyday interactive reading with your little...

George Catlin: Artist and Showman The first biography in over sixty years of America's most famous Native American artist. George Catlin was a painter who captured the likenesses of individual...

George Stephenson: A Life of Innovation and Achievement George Stephenson is a name synonymous with the Industrial Revolution in the United Kingdom. His groundbreaking work on steam-powered...

The History of Sir George Ellison (1766) is a thought-provoking novel that explores themes of social justice and reform in 18th-century England. Written by Sarah Scott, this work builds upon her...

Luke Stevens and the Blood of St George is a fast-paced imaginative romp for younger readers. When Luke receives an unusual gift on his 13th birthday, he's thrust into a battle between good and evil...

George Jones: A Country Music Legend This biography is part of the "Legends of Country Music" series, which explores the lives and careers of influential country music performers. George Jones is...

Henry VI, Part 1 is an uncompromising exploration of early English nationalism, contrasting the English with the French as they vie for power and identity. Against this backdrop, a young king...

Your shed is your refuge. It's the place where you go when you need a break from the world. But to truly find yourself, you need to be alone with your thoughts, without the distractions of home. A...

Georg Büchner's Woyzeck is widely regarded as the first 'modern' drama in European theatre. Left unfinished at the time of its author's death, the play has had a lasting influence on artists and...

This book explores the author's quest to understand the purpose of human existence and our place in the world. Uwa Udensi Hunwick draws on personal experiences, including the tragic events that led...

Henry VIII's reign marked a pivotal moment in English history. At just seventeen years old, he inherited the throne from his father, Henry VII, and faced a kingdom still reeling from corruption and...

George VI: A Reluctant King George VI is part of the Penguin Monarchs series, offering a concise and expert account of England's rulers. Written by Philip Ziegler, one of Britain's most celebrated...

This collection of essays explores the life and work of English painter George Romney (1734-1802). Specialists from various disciplines examine the cultural context of his art, including its relation...

King Henry VIII and Emperor Charles V were two monarchs who ruled for almost forty years each, navigating a complex web of politics, religion, and diplomacy in 16th-century Europe. Their relationship...

Henry, the school lollipop man, is famous for his high fives at Alex's school. But one day, he suddenly stops giving them out.Alex and his friends are worried, and Henry's sister Mo tries to help him...

George F. Watts 122 Paintings and Drawings by Maria Tsaneva George Frederic Watts was a renowned English Victorian artist associated with the Symbolist movement. His allegorical works, such as "Love...

The Life of Trust: A Narrative of the Lord's Dealings with George MüllerThis autobiography chronicles the life of George Müller, a man who prayed about everything and expected each prayer to be...

Henry VII and the Tudor Pretenders Simnel, Warbeck, and Warwick The Tudor dynasty's early years were marked by turmoil and uncertainty. Following the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, Henry Tudor emerged...

George Hurrell's Hollywood Glamour Portraits, 1925-1992 by Mark A. Vieira The definitive biography and photographic record of George Hurrell, the photographer behind some of Hollywood's most iconic...

Georg Brandes: A European Cosmopolitan Archive This book sheds light on the complex relationship between Jewishness and cosmopolitanism in the work of Georg Brandes, a Danish-Jewish intellectual...

The Collected Works of Henry Van Dyke is a significant contribution to the knowledge base of civilization. This collection has been selected by scholars for its cultural importance and is now in the...

Horrid Henry Tricks the Tooth Fairy is a humorous story about a mischievous boy who gets a clever idea to trick the Tooth Fairy. He steals Peter's tooth and puts it under his own pillow, hoping to...

In February 1929, a young man's disappearance sets off a chain of events that challenges everything he thought he knew. Abraham Levy's nephew has vanished without a trace, and with no signs of foul...

The Complete Letters of Henry James. A comprehensive collection of the writings of one of the most influential American authors of his time, this volume brings together the letters that reveal the...

George III's Illnesses and His Doctors A Study in Early Psychiatry by Michael Ramscar provides a unique insight into the treatment of mental illness during the late eighteenth century. This book...

A companion piece to the hit ABC Show "Once Upon a Time," this YA novel centres on high-school aged Henry and Violet. They orchestrate their own adventure in New York City, searching for a treasured...

George IV: A Life of Pleasure and Regret The life of George IV was one of contrasts - luxury and indulgence, yet loneliness and neglect. As Prince of Wales during his father's sixty-year reign and as...

The Complete Memoirs of George Sherston is a collection of two memoirs: Sherston's Progress and both Memoirs.Written by Siegfried Sassoon, this work offers a unique insight into the life of a British...

The Natural Method: Training Guide Programming According to Georges HébertThis modernized training guide is presented in 16-week periods as originally intended by Georges Hébert, using equipment...

King Henry IV and his son Prince Hal are at the centre of this drama, with complex family relationships driving the plot. The king is in despair over Hal's dissolute lifestyle, while Hal has formed...

George Etherege - The Man of Mode Or, Sir Fopling Flutter. A Comedy by George Etherege. Written in 1664, this comedy marked the beginning of a new era in English theatre, laying the foundations for...

Katheryn Parr: A Life of Duty and Devotion This biography explores the complex life of Katheryn Parr, Henry VIII's sixth wife, who defied expectations to become a queen, mother, reformer, and author...

George Orwell was a man of many contradictions. He was an intellectual who didn't like intellectuals, and a socialist who didn't trust the state. This paradoxical blend of views is at the heart of...

Richard Thompson's solo career has spanned over five decades, with his innovative approach to songwriting and guitar playing remaining remarkably relevant today. In "Flying Solo: Richard Thompson and...

George IV's marriages were as scandalous as they were infamous. At the heart of this tumultuous tale are two women who married him in secret: Maria Fitzherbert, a twice-widowed Roman Catholic, and...

George H. Thomas was the greatest general of the Civil War, according to historian Benson Bobrick. A man regarded by his contemporaries as the equal of Grant and Sherman, Thomas never lost a battle...

George Orwell: A Complex Voice D. J. Taylor's guide to George Orwell is a thought-provoking companion to the author's life and works. This book delves into the contradictions that defined Orwell, an...

George Orwell's Perverse Humanity: A New Understanding of a Complex Thinker. This book offers a fresh perspective on George Orwell's ideas about free speech and socialism, exploring how these...

The English Trader's story is one of survival and sacrifice during World War Two. Despite two years of war hazards, including mines, torpedoes, and bombs, she continued to sail thousands of miles,...

John Henry Newman: A Mind Alive by Roderick Strange is a comprehensive biography that explores the life and thought of one of the most influential Catholic thinkers of the 19th century. The book...

George Eliot and Nineteenth-Century Psychology Exploring the Unmapped Country by Michael Davis This study examines George Eliot's writings in relation to the scientific thought of her time, drawing...

George Eliot in Germany 1854-55 by Gerlinde Röder-Bolton provides a meticulously researched account of George Eliot's eight-month journey to Germany in 1854-55. Drawing on her own writings and...

Mrs. Henry Wood: A Reevaluation of Her Life and Works By Mariaconcetta Costantini Edward Everett Root, 2020 224 pages, paperback This new study offers a fresh perspective on the life and works of Mrs...

The Tragedy of Henry IV, Part Two is a poignant drama that explores the complexities of power, duty, and the human condition. As the old king struggles to maintain control, he must confront the...

This comprehensive collection presents a detailed overview of Henry O. Tanner's life and career as a pioneering African American artist.Written by international scholars, including renowned experts...

Henry David Thoreau: A Life by Laura Dassow Walls explores the complex and multifaceted life of one of America's most iconic thinkers. From his early days in Concord, where the American experiment...

Henry Lamb Out of the Shadows by Harry Moore-Gwyn is a comprehensive exploration of the life and work of this distinctive British painter. Published to coincide with a major retrospective, this book...

Henry Christophe: A Remarkable Figure from the Age of Revolution Born into plantation slavery in the Caribbean, Henry Christophe rose to prominence as one of Toussaint Louverture's top generals...

William Henry Hunt: Country PeopleThis exhibition catalogue brings together twenty watercolors depicting rural figures in their working or living environments. The drawings, borrowed from collections...

The West Barsetshire Pony Club's final camp is a memorable occasion. As the Major runs the event, Noel and Henry return as instructors to deal with the challenges that come with running a group of...

Henry James and the Making of an American Masterpiece is a biography that reimagines the life of one of America's greatest novelists. Michael Gorra, a renowned literary critic, weaves together...

All the World an Icon: Henry Corbin and the Angelic Function of BeingsThis fourth volume in Tom Cheetham's quartet on the spirituality of Henry Corbin explores the influential thinker's work on...

Henry Kissinger: A Legacy of War and Empire The life and legacy of Henry Kissinger continue to shape global politics. This collection offers a nuanced exploration of his impact, from his role in...

George Stubbs 102 Colour Plates by Blago Kirov and Maria Tsaneva is a collection of colour plates showcasing the artist's remarkable animal paintings. Stubbs was a renowned English painter and...

A dark tale of murder and deceit in Edwardian England has long fascinated true crime enthusiasts. On 28 November 1911, Lord George Sanger, a retired showman and national institution, died violently...

Sam Henry's Songs of the People brings together nearly 690 Irish folk songs in a comprehensive collection. This treasure trove of music is a valuable resource for anyone interested in performing,...

The Night Foxes' daring break-in at the Fourth Precinct's Evidence Building sets off a chain of events that will test even the most skilled Magical Examiner. Henri Davenforth is called in to...

Henry Steel Olcott: A Spiritual Quester. Stephen Prothero's biography of Henry Steel Olcott explores the life and legacy of this influential figure, who bridged East and West in the late 19th century...

This behind-the-scenes look at two major productions in the Olivier Theatre offers a unique insight into the staging of Shakespeare's history plays. From pre-rehearsal planning to opening night,...

Court Netherleigh; A NOVEL by Mrs. Henry Wood A pioneering English novelist, Mrs. Henry Wood is best known for her 1861 novel East Lynne, which became an international sensation. Born Ellen Price in...

Thinking in Time: An Introduction to Henri Bergson by Suzanne Guerlac provides readers with the conceptual and contextual tools necessary for informed appreciation of Bergson's work. This book...

The Sweating Sickness Epidemic: Henry VIII's Great Fear By Stephen Porter The sweating sickness was a disease that struck fear into the hearts of Tudor England, causing widespread panic and death...

Shakespeare's Tudor History: A Study of Henry IV Parts 1 and 2 offers an in-depth analysis of Shakespeare's most complex historical work. This title provides a critical history of the play from 1700...

The Lost Shankly Boy George Scott's Anfield Journey is an inspiring tale of overcoming adversity and finding success through hard work and dedication. Born into poverty in Aberdeen, George Scott...

George Butterworth: A Life in Music The life and music of composer George Butterworth is explored in this first full-length study. Born in 1885, Butterworth's career was cut short by his death at the...

Tanks on the Streets? The Battle of George Square, Glasgow, 1919 by Gordon Barclay and Louise Heren is a detailed account of one of the most pivotal events in Scottish history. On January 31st, 1919,...

Divorced, Beheaded, Survived: A Feminist Reinterpretation of the Wives of Henry VIII by Karen Lindsey is a thought-provoking exploration of 16th century English politics and the lives of Henry VIII's...

George III: A Life of Importance and Interest The sixty-year reign of George III witnessed and participated in some of the most critical events of modern world history, including the American War of...

George Lucas: A Cinematic Visionary This comprehensive biography offers an in-depth look at the life and films of George Lucas, one of the most influential filmmakers of our time. With a substantial...

Prepare for War is a spiritual warfare manual that draws on the author's seven years of experience helping people escape from hardcore Satanism. This book is a follow-up to Dr. Rebecca Brown's...

George loves summer nights in the country, perfect for stargazing. He's determined to count all the stars, but how will he keep track? This story is filled with fun facts and activities about stars,...

George R.R. Martin's dark fantasy tale comes to life in this comic adaptation. In a world of plots and revenge, Annelyn seeks vengeance against those who wronged him, but his plan is turned on its...

Welcome to a week of prayer and reflection with David Haas. This book invites you to join Henri Nouwen's journey of solitude and intentional prayer, using the praying of Psalms and canticles as your...

Thomas Cromwell: A Life of Power and Patronage This biography offers a fresh perspective on one of the most important figures of the English Reformation. Thomas Cromwell, who rose from humble...

George C. Scott: A Turbulent Life and Career George C. Scott was a master of his craft, bringing depth and nuance to a wide range of roles on stage and screen. From the cunning prosecutor in Anatomy...

Curious George Goes to the Hospital celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special edition featuring a new jacket. After swallowing a puzzle piece, Curious George visits the hospital and learns about...

The Divine Persons: Articles 53-55 from Henry of Ghent's Summa of Ordinary Questions. This volume presents three articles from Henry of Ghent's Summa, which explore the nature of the Trinity. In...

Cardinal Francis E. George was a man of unwavering commitment to his faith and his community. Born with a physical disability resulting from polio, he defied expectations to become a priest in 1963...

Henry Miller's writing journey is a fascinating and insightful exploration of his self-education as a writer. In this collection of essays, he shares his experiences of setting goals, discovering the...

George Oppen and the Fate of Modernism by Peter Nicholls offers a fresh perspective on the poet's work. This study charts Oppen's commitment to Marxism and his exploration of Existentialism,...

Henry V in Plain and Simple English A Modern Translation and the Original VersionThis edition brings Shakespeare's history play into clear focus, offering a modern translation alongside the original...

George Mikes' guide to being a Brit is a comprehensive and entertaining exploration of British culture and customs. First published in 1946, this book was followed by "How to be Inimitable" and "How...

The St. George Peninsula: A History of Life and Industry. This book tells the story of over two centuries of life on and around the St. George Peninsula, capturing its rich cultural heritage through...

O. Henry's short stories are renowned for their lively wit and wisdom, featuring sudden twist endings and amusing characterizations alongside memorable moral lessons.This anthology brings together 24...

The Universal Penman. Engrav'd by George Bickham This 18th-century manuscript is a comprehensive guide to modern penmanship, featuring instructional works on painting, sculpture, architecture, music,...

A Gentleman of Wit and Fashion: The Extraordinary Life and Times of George SelwynThis biography tells the story of George Selwyn, a remarkable figure in 18th-century London. Born into a family of...

Loving God with All Your Mind by Elizabeth George is a practical guide to understanding and applying biblical wisdom in everyday life. Drawing on six key scripture passages, this revised edition...

The Spiritual Adventure of Henri Matisse Vence's Chapel of the Rosary by Charles Miller. Henri Matisse's final years were marked by a remarkable collaboration with a group of Dominican sisters and...

George W. Bushisms: A Collection of Accidental Wit and Wisdom from the 43rd President. Slate magazine's Jacob Weisberg presents over 100 memorable misstatements made by George W. Bush, collected,...