2732 results for 'Hugo, Victor'

Stricken by God?: Nonviolent Identification and the Victory of Christ by Brad Jersak and Michael Hardin offers fresh perspectives on difficult questions reemerging in the church today. Foreword by...

Victorian Floral Illustrations features 344 exquisite wood engravings of exotic flowers and plants from two notable botanical classics. Carol Belanger Grafton has carefully selected these...

Queen Victoria's Gene Haemophilia and the Royal Family by D. M. Potts and William Taylor Windle Potts is a fascinating exploration of the medical mystery that affected one of Britain's most iconic...

Victoria's story is one of contrasts - a woman who embodied both strength and vulnerability. At just eighteen years old, she ascended to the throne, a position that would define her for the next...

Discover the evolution of British steam locomotives from the Victorian to Edwardian eras in this comprehensive collection of photographs and detailed captions.This book chronicles the development of...

A Lethal Lake Effect by Lorraine L. Bartlett is a gripping mystery that unfolds when a housewarming party at a lakeside rental takes a deadly turn. When one guest is found dead in the water, Katie...

Alone Britain, Churchill, and Dunkirk: Defeat into VictoryA gripping account of one of the most miraculous military rescue missions in modern history, this book tells the story of Dunkirk through the...

Princess Sarah's extraordinary story is one of survival and transformation. In 19th-century West Africa, she was rescued from beheading by a British naval captain and brought to London as a gift for...

The Victorians and English Dialect Philology, Fiction, and Folklore by Matthew Townend explores the discovery of English dialect during the Victorian era. This period saw a revaluation of local...

The Origins and History of the Greek Goddess of Victory by Andrew Scott explores the complex personality behind the abstract concept of victory. This book delves into the etymology of Nike's name,...

Seventy years have passed since the first War Between the States. The country is now ruled by the Freedom Party, led by Jake Featherston, who has won power in the South and is taking his country to...

The Lady Footballers Struggling to Play in Victorian Britain by James Lee In 1895, two women, Nettie Honeyball and Florence Dixie, formed the British Ladies' Football Club with a bold ambition: to...

Elaine Freedgood challenges our understanding of Victorian fiction in Worlds Enough, a provocative exploration of how literary critics constructed a prestigious version of British realism. By...

The Black Hills by M. J. Trow is a gripping Victorian mystery set in 1875. Private detectives Grand and Batchelor are drawn into a baffling murder investigation while responding to a call for help...

Exploring the complex relationship between Germany and Britain since 1945, this book examines their differing roles, outlooks, and developments in post-war Europe.The author considers key issues such...

The Victorian Visions of Suburban Utopia Abandoning Babylon by Nathaniel Robert Walker explores the idea that the rise of suburbs and disinvestment from cities was driven in part by a desire for a...

Discover how everyday idols can hold you captive and prevent you from connecting with God. Nancy Kennedy explores the ways in which modern life's pressures and expectations can distract us from our...

The Fellowship of Amorous Gentlemen is a collection of erotic encounters from 19th-century London. This book brings together a group of upperclass men who navigated the social scene with charm and...

Bicoca 1522 la primera victoria de Carlos V en ItaliaBy Mario Díaz Gavier, Almena, 2009. This book provides an in-depth look at the early years of Spanish rule in Italy, focusing on the key events...

Betty Walker's latest instalment in the Cornish Girls saga series is a heartwarming and uplifting tale set against the backdrop of World War II. In 1944, Bude, Cornwall is struggling to cope with the...

Extending your Victorian terraced house offers practical design ideas and inspiration for architects, designers, and homeowners. This comprehensive guide features extensive colour photography of...

The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Medievalism by Joanne Parker and Corinna Wagner is a comprehensive exploration of the phenomenon of 'medievalism' in Victorian Britain. In 1859, historian Lord John...

David Wilkerson's most powerful teaching is gathered from some of his most prominent sermons, offering a profound message about overcoming persistent sins. Through his expert ability to blend...

Rome's rise to power is one of history's most improbable stories. From its humble beginnings as a settlement beside the River Tiber, Rome grew into a vast and powerful empire that shaped the known...

Colwall: A History of the English VillageThis detailed history explores the development of Colwall, situated on the western slopes of the Malvern Hills near Ledbury. The village comprises three main...

When Clara O'Toole and her grandmother attend a meeting with a medium, they hope to reconnect with Clara's father, who was killed in action. Though they're skeptical about the existence of a spirit...

The Royal Navy's greatest victories are told through never-before-seen letters written by the officers at the heart of these battles. Between 1794 and 1815, the British navy dominated the seas,...

The Architecture of Steam Waterworks and the Victorian Sanitary Crisis is a comprehensive account of a remarkable fusion of machinery and structure. It explores how architectural fashions, shifting...

Alexander Solzhenitsyn's Victory Celebrations is a powerful drama that explores the complexities of war and imprisonment. Written in 1953, this play was one of the first works completed by...

Hank Watson's true passion lies in cooking, but he keeps it hidden from his basketball team. When an opportunity to meet celebrity chef Brenton Spooner arises, Hank jumps at the chance. However,...

Let Go and Let God offers practical guidance for managing stress and anxiety in modern life. This book presents a step-by-step approach to affirming your spiritual faith, providing a refuge from...

Wem, a medieval market town in North Shropshire, has a rich history dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. Following the Norman Conquest, the town developed into a significant centre for local government...

The Victorian Art School explores the history and development of art schools in 19th-century Britain, from their origins in South Kensington to their spread across major industrial centres. This...

Exploring the world of late-Victorian literature at the railway station, this book examines the reading habits and preferences of the middle class during this period. By focusing on the impact of...

The Victorian conservatory: a space of paradoxes and contradictions. This book explores the complex relationships between architecture, horticulture, literature, social history, and gender, tracing...

Rebecca Richardson explores how Victorian self-help literature reflects the era's values on personal ambition. This phenomenon is evident in stories like Samuel Smiles's Self-Help, which linked...

The Cleveland Street Scandal and its aftermath revealed a surprising connection between Victorian Britain's postal service and illicit sex. Postal Pleasures explores this relationship from 1840 to...

Victorian Relativity: Radical Thought and Scientific Discovery challenges the conventional view that the theory of relativity in physics emerged from the unaided genius of Albert Einstein. Instead,...

Ash's Taste of Victory (Pokémon: World Championship Trilogy #2) by Jeanette Lane is the second instalment in a trilogy that follows Ash as he battles his way up through the ranks of the World...

A Poisonous Affair at Derby Manor House by Callie Hutton is a Victorian Book Club mystery that takes place in Bath, England, 1892. Lady Amy Lovell's wedding to Lord William Wethington is set to take...

Cuentos de brujas de escritoras victorianas (1839-1920) presents a fascinating collection of stories and legends from women writers of the Victorian era. This anthology brings together a diverse...

The Victorian period in Britain was marked by an "age of reform." Two prominent intellects, William Whewell and John Stuart Mill, were among those who sought to effect social change through the...

A collection of spine-chilling stories from the Victorian era, featuring tales of ghostly encounters and supernatural events. Penned by some of the greatest writers of the time, these stories are...

Colour Revolution: Victorian Art, Fashion & Design Explore the vibrant colours of Victorian Britain, where the Industrial Revolution transformed the nation's perception of colour. Contrary to the...

2,100 Victorian Monograms is a comprehensive collection of two-letter monograms, ideal for enhancing graphic projects with calligraphic flair. These easily reproducible, royalty-free letters are...

The development of the steam locomotive in the UK during the 19th century was a period of significant engineering innovation. Between 1830 and 1855, the railway locomotive underwent rapid...

Nelson's remarkable life and achievements are the subject of this comprehensive biography. Roger Knight's in-depth analysis explores the key factors behind his extraordinary success, placing him...

Victorian London Street Life in Historic Photographs offers a unique glimpse into the lives of London's lower-class residents during the 19th century. The book features 37 photographs by renowned...

A collection of Victorian Christmas ghost stories, drawn from rare 19th-century periodicals. This volume brings together thirteen chilling tales from a diverse group of authors, including some...

The British Gunboats of Victoria's Empire offers a fascinating history of the iconic ocean-going gunboats that played a crucial role in maintaining Britain's position as a global power during the...

Executioner: The Chronicles of a Victorian HangmanThis fascinating biography delves into the life of James Berry, Britain's hangman from 1884 to 1892. Berry was a complex figure who took a genuine...

The Greatest Battle of the Nineteenth Century The epic battle that ended one man's dreams of a European empire unified under his rule is also remembered as the greatest military engagement of the...

Preston's Victorian Red Light District Into the Sandhole by John GarlingtonThis book explores the lesser-known history of Preston's red light district during the Victorian era, delving into the lives...

The aerial victory claims of the top eight JG 52 fighter aces over Hungary throughout 1944-1945 have long been shrouded in controversy. New archival materials now provide an opportunity to set the...

After the Victorians explores the transformation of Britain from an imperial power to a post-war nation. A. N. Wilson examines the period between 1901 and 1952, when the country's influence waned and...

The Story of Victorian Film by Bryony Dixon Discover the vibrant and innovative world of early cinema in Britain. This new account introduces you to the pioneers who built a thriving industry in just...

The Victory Machine: How Money, Guts and Greed Built the Warriors Dynasty - And Then Took It Apart. The Golden State Warriors' dominance in the NBA was marked by unprecedented success, with multiple...

The Literate Eye: Victorian Art Writing and Modernist Aesthetics by Rachel Teukolsky In the 19th century, British authors produced a significant body of writings about the visual arts. This archive...

A Necessary Murder by M. J. Tjia is a gripping historical crime novel set in Victorian London. When two brutal murders take place in the city, one victim is a young girl and the other a courtesan and...

This 2003 book explores the elegant dining rooms of the nineteenth century Victorian household. Characterized by solid sideboards and tables, rich velvet curtains, and opulent silver serving pieces,...

The Ideas in Things: Fugitive Meaning in the Victorian Novel by Elaine Freedgood A fresh perspective on 19th-century fiction, this book explores how objects in popular novels reveal darker meanings...

Good Form: The Ethical Experience of the Victorian Novel by Jesse Rosenthal explores how Victorians associated narrative form with inner moral experience. This book argues that the moral...

A Victorian flower dictionary is a unique and fascinating way to explore the language of flowers. This book reveals the historical, literary, and cultural significance of flowers, from their meanings...

The Battle of Castagnaro 1387: A New Perspective In 1387, a pivotal battle took place in medieval Italy, with the Veronese facing off against the Paduans. This clash of armies, fought on 11 March,...

A Brighter Tomorrow by Maggie Ford is a heart-wrenching tale of family, resilience, and female independence set against the backdrop of Victorian England. When their mother passes away, Ellie and her...

A Suppressed Cry: The Short Life of a Victorian Daughter by Victoria Glendinning This poignant biography tells the story of Winnie Seebohm, a young woman who defied convention in late 19th-century...

John Ferling's Almost a Miracle is a gripping chronicle of America's struggle for independence. This eight-year conflict was marked by heroism, suffering, cowardice, betrayal, and fierce dedication...

The Victorian Fairy Tales brings together fourteen of the most imaginative stories from the period, showcasing the unique blend of whimsy and wit that defined this era's literature. From tales of...

The Victorian Studies Reader brings together some of the key pieces on Victorian history, society and culture in one comprehensive volume. This collection draws on new trends in studying the...

Set against the backdrop of post-war London, Victory on Ten Bells Street is a heartwarming tale of friendship and new beginnings.The lives of four women are forever changed as they navigate their...

Their Day Has Passed: Gypsies in Victorian and Edwardian Surrey This book sheds new light on the lives of Gypsies in Surrey and South London at the turn of the 20th century. Using a range of records,...

Palestine in the Victorian Age: Colonial Encounters in the Holy Land by Gabriel Polley presents a previously untold chapter in Britain's colonial desire. This historical research draws on almost...

At the end of 1917, Britain and France faced a strategic nightmare. Their great offensives against Germany had been calamitous, leaving hundreds of thousands of young men dead and wounded for...

Decadent Divorce Scandal and Sensation in Victorian Britain by Ruth Derham is a fascinating exploration of the Royal Courts of Justice during its inaugural year. In 1883, the new court opened its...

Behind the walls of England's first Criminal Lunatic Asylum, a complex and often disturbing world existed. Mark Stevens reveals the lives of patients whose mental illnesses led them to become...

Queen Victoria: A Life of Contrasts This concise biography offers insight into the life of Queen Victoria, one of Britain's longest-reigning monarchs. Born during a time of great change, Victoria's...

Queen Victoria A Photographic Journey takes you aboard Cunard's iconic Queen Victoria, offering a unique glimpse into life on board one of the world's most famous ocean liners.With stunning colour...

As an Overcomer, you can live in light of the victory God has already won on your behalf. This book guides you through eight specific blessings that will serve as the foundation of your daily life in...

Enlightened Entrepreneurs: Business ethics in Victorian Britain by Revd Dr Ian Bradley explores the remarkable story of 10 influential industrialists who rose from humble beginnings to become leading...

London, May 1878. A murder in Cremorne Gardens sets private detectives Matthew Grand and James Batchelor on a complex case involving high society and art. Their investigation into the past of...

Somatic Fictions explores how illness was used as an imaginative construct in Victorian culture. Athena Vrettos examines how people tried to understand and control their world through physiological...

Victory's Shadow: Conquest and Governance in Medieval Catalonia by Thomas W. Barton offers a comprehensive account of the capture and integration of Muslim-ruled territories by an ascendant Christian...

Darwin and the Novelists: Patterns of Science in Victorian Fiction by George Levine explores how Charles Darwin's ideas influenced 19th-century novelists. This study examines the impact of scientific...

Ocaña 1809 el desastre, tras la victoria de Bailén by Francisco Vela Santiago is a historical account of a pivotal moment in Spanish history. In 1809, the town of Ocaña was the site of a devastating...

Defeat Into Victory is a gripping account of the Burma campaign during World War II, told by Field Marshal William Slim. At the centre of the narrative, Slim recounts the high drama and harsh reality...

The Victorian House Explained by Trevor Yorke Discover the history and design of the iconic Victorian houses that shaped England's architecture. From grand terraces to humble mill town homes, this...

Originally published in London in 1898, Forbidden Fruit is a provocative and scandalous work of Victorian erotica that continues to attract controversy and excitement to this day.Written in a style...

The Victorians Twelve Titans who Forged Britain Jacob Rees-Mogg presents a fresh perspective on the Victorian era, challenging common perceptions of a time marked by social conservatism and...

Daniel Dunglas Home was a man of extraordinary ability, whose feats were so astonishing that Victorian scientists had to invent the term 'psychic' in order to explain them. He performed incredible...

Naval technology played a crucial role in shaping the outcome of three major wars. This study examines six core technologies that were instrumental in twentieth-century naval warfare, including...

Pity the Swagman: The Australian Odyssey of a Victorian DiaristJoseph Jenkins' life is a testament to the power of determination and resilience. From his early days as a tenant farmer in Wales, where...

Building Jerusalem: The Rise and Fall of the Victorian City by Tristram Hunt This history explores the ideas that shaped Britain's greatest civic renaissance in the 19th century. From the horrors of...

Princess Helena: Queen Victoria's Third Daughter This concise biography explores the life and work of Princess Helena, the third daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Known affectionately as...

The bricks that built Victorian London are more than just a building material - they represent a complex network of finance and labour. Peter Hounsell's detailed history of the industry that supplied...

Ghosts of Wales: Accounts from the Victorian Archives by Mark ReesExperience the spine-chilling stories that captivated Victorian-era headlines. From 1837 to 1901, newspaper archives reveal over...

Color your way through the Victorian Age with these 45 detailed line drawings. Featuring authentic costumes from the era, each illustration showcases intricately designed clothing and accessories...

The Crowned Descendants of Queen Victoria by Theo Aronson explores the fascinating story of Queen Victoria's nine children and their marriages. This comprehensive history delves into the intersection...

Discover the rich history of Northumberland, from the Roman Empire to the Victorian era. This comprehensive guide explores the region's fascinating past, including its role as Ad Fines, the limit of...

The battle for your mind is on. If you're serious about living a life that honors God, this book offers practical strategies to help you win everyday battles between your thoughts and emotions. Troy...

Undercliffe Cemetery: A Victorian City of the Dead In 19th-century Bradford, death was a matter of social standing. The newly laid out Undercliffe Cemetery, designed by William Gay, offered a...