1810 results for 'Louis, Edouard'

This landmark publication celebrates Black Irish identity and explores the inspirational careers, dreams, and achievements of legends, trailblazers, and everyday heroes. Published in collaboration...

A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson is a poignant collection of sixty-five poems that explore the complexities of childhood. Written from personal experience, these poems capture the...

David Edgar's dramatic adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's horror story explores the transformation of Dr Jekyll into the fiendish Mr Hyde. When Jekyll discovers a drug that can transform him, he...

Reconstructing 17th-century Paris with vivid storytelling, this true-crime narrative explores the dark underbelly of crime-ridden streets and royal intrigue.In the late 1600s, Louis XIV assigns...

A Christmas holiday in the French Alps should be a dream come true for many, but not for Nirvana. She has important plans to complete at home and tensions are high with her parents. In desperation,...

The Exform by Nicolas Bourriaud Nicolas Bourriaud examines the dynamics of ideology in his latest work, exploring how art and theory intersect. He argues that the future of art lies in understanding...

A man seeking solitude finds himself entangled in a deadly struggle. He had chosen this place to lie low, but things quickly took a turn for the worse. A will belonging to the previous owner of the...

Guignol's Band by Louis-Ferdinand Céline is a darkly comedic novel that follows the narrator's struggles in post-war London. After being demobilized due to a war injury, he finds himself lost and...

The Black Box: Writing the Race by Henry Louis Gates Jr. is a profound exploration of how Black Americans have used writing to define and redefine themselves in the face of racism. Through the lens...

Madame de Pompadour: A LifeThis sumptuous biography sheds new light on the talented and resilient woman who influenced, for better and worse, the fate of France. Born into a world apart from the...

Silver Canyon is a gripping novel by Louis L'Amour, set in the tumultuous town of Hattan's Point. Tensions are running high as men take sides in a dispute that threatens to tear the community apart...

Sitka A Novel by Louis L'Amour is set against the majestic backdrop of Alaska's icy wilderness. In this epic tale, a rugged frontier beckons to those brave enough to leave their mark. Jean LaBarge, a...

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner was a pivotal figure in the development of 20th-century art. His work embodies the expressive qualities of Expressionism, and many of his pieces have become iconic...

First published as a serial in Young Folks between May and July 1886, Kidnapped is an adventure story that has become the model for any thriller of escape and suspense. Set in 1751, the flight of...

Two essays by W. E. B. Du Bois, a sociologist and activist who profoundly shaped black political culture in the United States and internationally.Collected for the first time, these powerful works...

Sue's first day at Wayside School is off to an unusual start. Her teacher, Mrs. Jewls, has a quirky approach to arithmetic that leaves Sue wondering if adding apples and oranges is even possible. As...

Treasure Mountain A Novel by Louis L'Amour is a gripping tale of two brothers searching for answers about their missing father. Orrin and Tell Sackett embark on a perilous journey to uncover the...

This new edition presents the work of two authors who sought to expose the scientific fraud of Louis Pasteur. R. Pearson's Pasteur, Plagiarist, Imposter, originally published in 1942, sets the stage...

A dark and thrilling tale of male violence, guilt and privilege unfolds in Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novella. A series of random nocturnal assaults in Victorian London spread fear and panic,...

The King Maker: The Man Who Saved George VI By Geordie Greig In 1936, Louis Greig, a war hero and rugby international, entered the lives of the British royal family as mentor, physician, and friend...

1217: The Battles that Saved EnglandIn 1215, King John signed the Magna Carta, but he later reneged on his word, plunging England into war. This pivotal year saw the French prince Louis proclaimed...

The Oxford History of the French Revolution provides a comprehensive and authoritative account of this pivotal period in European history. From the accession of Louis XVI in 1774 to Napoleon's final...

Maximized Manhood Workbook: A Guide to Family SurvivalThis workbook is based on the Christian classi c Maximized Manhood, written by Edwin Louis Cole, widely regarded as the "father of the Christian...

The Secret Of The Rosary by St. Louis De Monfort and Mary Barbour is a comprehensive guide to the spiritual power of the Rosary. This highly acclaimed book reveals why the Rosary is considered the...

Robert Wilson's theatre is renowned for its innovative and thought-provoking productions. Stefan Brecht's book provides in-depth analysis of some of Wilson's earliest groundbreaking works, including...

Frank Furness Architecture in the Age of the Great Machines by George E. Thomas explores the enigmatic figure of Frank Furness, whose work has long been debated among architectural historians and...

Treasure Island A Robert Ingpen Illustrated Classic by Robert Louis Stevenson is an enduring masterpiece that continues to appeal to readers with its thrilling tale of pirates, treasure and...

The King's kitchen garden was created in 1678 to provide fresh produce for Louis XIV's dinner table. This extensive royal garden has been beautifully preserved and now welcomes visitors from around...

The Ordeal of Mansart by W. E. B. Du Bois is a historical novel that explores the life of Manuel Mansart from his birth in 1876 to his death, set against the backdrop of Reconstruction-era America...

The Empire of the Ants is a short story by H. G. Wells, first published in 1905 and now reissued as part of our Cryptofiction Classics series.Set in Brazil, this tale tells of a Captain who has been...

The Story of the Atlanta Hawks tells the story of one of the NBA's most beloved teams. From their early years in St. Louis to their current home in Atlanta, this book takes readers on a journey...

Treasure Island, a thrilling adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic story, premiered at the National Theatre, London, in December 2014. Bryony Lavery's gripping play brings to life the tale...

Faye's life has been turned upside down by an online co-parenting app. She thought she'd found her perfect match in Louis, but their arrangement quickly became a nightmare. Now, with baby Jake in...

Jazz: A Beginner's Guide by Stuart Nicholson is an engaging introduction to this global musical phenomenon. This comprehensive guide takes you on a journey from jazz's early beginnings in America's...

Britain's aviation history began with Sir George Cayley in 1799 at Brompton Hall. His ideas formed the basis of powered flight and are still celebrated today as a pivotal moment in the development of...

The War of the Spanish Succession Paper Soldiers for Marlborough's Campaigns in Flanders brings to life the 19th Century paper soldier, inviting you to re-fight the wars that surged across Europe...

Robert Louis Wilken's exploration of early Christian thought offers a profound understanding of the intellectual and spiritual foundations of Christianity. In this eloquent introduction to early...

Ibn Ajiba, Two Treatises on the Oneness of Existence by Jean-Louis Michon A bi-lingual edition presenting two short metaphysical treatises by a Moroccan Sufi of the Darqawi school, shedding new light...

Brand Sense: Sensory Secrets Behind the Stuff We Buy by Martin Lindstrom explores how branding is evolving to appeal to our neglected senses. Drawing on a comprehensive study of consumer sensory...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's first Hundred Days in office were a defining moment for America. In March 1933, as the country teetered on the brink of collapse, FDR used his unique blend of optimism and...

The Last Musketeer #3: Double Cross In this thrilling conclusion to the time travel adventure trilogy, Greg Rich finds himself in a desperate situation. After preventing a Spanish attack on Paris and...

A meticulously researched anthology of classical literature brings together one hundred stories from ancient Greece and Rome. This collection ranges from epic poetry to histories, tragedies,...

Senor Vivo and the Coca Lord is a novel by Louis De Bernières that explores the world of cocaine production in Colombia. Set against the backdrop of the country's turbulent history, this story delves...

Treasure Island has captivated readers for generations with its story of adventure and piracy. This beloved novel by Robert Louis Stevenson is a story that continues to influence our culture,...

Discover the fascinating stories behind over 50 artists who have shaped the world of art. From Jackson Pollock's unique painting style to Frida Kahlo's self-portraits, this book brings together the...

Acrobat Family by Anouck Boisrobert and Louis Rigaud is a charming collectable pop-up that teaches valuable counting skills and the joys of working as a team. As you turn the pages, count ten...

The Washington Nationals' 2019 World Series Championship is a story of resilience and teamwork. After a slow start to the season, the team made a remarkable turnaround behind strong pitching and...

Luftwaffe in Colour: the Victory Years 1939-1942 by Christophe Cony and Jean-Louis Roba is a unique collection of colour photographs that reveal the inner workings of Germany's air force during its...

Gregory Peck: A Life of Complexity and Energy. The Oscar-winning star's career was marked by both triumph and turmoil. This biography, carefully researched by Lynn Haney, charts Peck's remarkable...

Karl Marx's Political Writings brings together all his essential political and historical writings in one volume for the first time. This comprehensive collection showcases Marx's depth and range of...

On a frozen lake, two old friends are out angling for something big. Something that might just swallow them whole. In this sublimely playful and profound play, Mark Rylance draws on his own teenage...

A Relic of the Pliocene is a short story by Jack London, first published in 1901. This early work showcases London's unique blend of action and adventure.Originally written to support his family, 'A...

The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States of America, 1638-1870 by W. E. B. Du Bois is a seminal work that explores the moral failures and missed opportunities of the American...

Siam and the West, 1500-1700 explores the complex history of European-Siamese relations during this period. From the arrival of Portuguese explorers to the lavish courts of French ambassadors, Van...

by David Cole is a story about friendship and problem-solving skills. When Stephanie discovers that her soccer team's tournament clashes with the district math competition, she faces an impossible...

A Year of Scottish Poems is a comprehensive collection of 366 poems that celebrate the changing seasons, landscape, and history of Scotland. Gaby Morgan's carefully curated selection marks key dates...

The Cartiers: The Untold Story of the Family Behind the Jewelry Empire by Francesca Cartier Brickell is a captivating biography that delves into the fascinating history of the Cartier jewelry dynasty...

Climbing with legends Gaston Rbuffat, Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal, Lionel Terray made first ascents in the Alps, Alaska, the Andes and the Himalaya. His wartime escapades, life as an Alpine...

Mahatma Gandhi became a legend in his own time. A tireless fighter for human rights and Indian independence, his strategy of satyagraha earned him the admiration of millions. Louis Fischer's...

This autobiography offers a unique insight into the life and thoughts of W.E.B. Du Bois, one of America's most influential public intellectuals and activists.Written over nearly a century, this work...

The Skydiver Who Fell Through Time by Mansel Van Weenen is an alternative history of World War One. Professor Louis Patterson, a historian at King's College London, has always been fascinated by the...

Gingernutz Takes Paris: An Orangutan Conquers Fashion In this charming sequel to GingerNutz, the world's first Bornean-born orangutan supermodel takes Paris by storm. After rising to fame in the...

Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island is a thrilling tale of adventure and coming-of-age. Originally serialized in Young Folks from 1881 to 1882, this beloved novel follows the journey of Jim...

Architecture should be designed to fit its purpose, place and future possibilities. Robert Geddes argues that buildings, landscapes and cities should be designed in harmony with society, rather than...

The Worldview Guide for The Aeneid by Louis Markos provides an aesthetic and thematic Christian perspective on Virgil's masterpiece. This guide offers a balanced view of the epic poem, exploring its...

Louis Armand's ANIZAR is a darkly humorous tale that sparkles with wicked power. This surreal exploration of existence and perception unfolds amidst an alternative version of Portuguese history,...

The Market Stall Girl by AnneMarie Brear is a heart-wrenching tale of love, loss, and the struggle for a better life in early 20th-century Yorkshire. Beth Beaumont's life as a rhubarb farmer's...

Louis Althusser's On the Reproduction of Capitalism offers a radical rethinking of the subject, the state, and the frameworks of cultural, political, and literary theory. This influential text, now...

The Trumpet Omnibook for B♭ instruments features transcriptions of solos as played by some of the world's leading jazz artists. This collection includes performances from renowned musicians such as...

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo is set in medieval Paris and tells the story of Esmeralda, a beautiful gypsy girl loved by three men: Captain Phoebus, Archdeacon Frollo, and Quasimodo...

The Steel Claw: The Cold Trail by Tom Tully is a gripping cold war thriller that combines elements of sixties spy adventure with graphic noir style. When a secret conference between four nuclear...

The Combinations by Louis Armand A sprawling work of fiction that defies conventions, THE COMBINATIONS is an unprecedented "work of attempted fiction" that combines beauty and intellectual exertion...

Transforming Congregations: A Practical Guide to Spiritual Transformation in ChurchesThis insightful book offers practical solutions for church leaders seeking to reimagine and restructure their...

The ABCs of Classic Hollywood explores the hidden elements that make classic Hollywood films enduring. Robert Ray examines four influential movies from the 1930-1945 period, including Grand Hotel and...

Equipping Your Church to Minister to Ex-Offenders by Louis N. Jones provides guidance for churches looking to reach out to recently released prisoners. Research suggests that many ex-offenders...

Between Cultures: Europe and Its Others in Five Exemplary Lives by Jerrold Seigel. This book explores the lives of five individuals who, despite being born into one culture, devoted themselves to...

China's Brave New World: And Other Tales for Global Times by Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom explores the complexities of China and America in the modern world. Through a series of thought-provoking "tales,"...

The High Life by Jean-Pierre Martinet is a dark and unsettling novella that explores the grimly humorous possibilities of unlimited pessimism. Set in a bleak Parisian landscape, the story follows a...

In the shadowy underworld of Paris, a young woman's fate is inextricably linked to the city's ruling elite. When a mysterious figure named the Lady of Miracles claims the city for herself, the...

American Political Parties and Elections A Very Short Introduction by Louis Sandy Maisel provides an in-depth analysis of the electoral process in the United States. The third edition explores how...

Managing Luxury Brands: A Complete Guide to Contemporary Luxury Brand StrategiesThis comprehensive guide brings together insights from leading academics and industry experts to explore what makes a...

The Natural Table: A Treatise on Correspondences Between God, Man and the Universe by Louis-Claude De Saint-Martin. This work explores the intricate relationships between the divine, human existence,...

Designing Engineers explores how everyday products come to be. By examining three distinct projects - an airport x-ray inspection system, a photoprint machine, and a residential photovoltaic energy...

Essentially Speaking: Feminism, Nature and Difference by Diana Fuss explores the complex relationships between feminism, nature, and identity. This concise yet thought-provoking book engages with key...

Louis Moreau Gottschalk's life was marked by his extraordinary musical talent and travels. Born to an English-Jewish father and a Haitian mother, he became one of New Orleans' most renowned musicians...

Preacher's Strike by William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone is the latest installment in the long-running series featuring Preacher, the First Mountain Man.A wealthy European approaches Preacher...

Those In Peril by Margaret Mayhew Set against the backdrop of World War Two, this powerful and emotional saga follows two men caught up in a bloody secret war. Painter Louis Duval flees his homeland...

The Economic Nature of the Firm A Reader by Randall S. Kroszner and Louis Putterman brings together key writings on the economic nature and organization of firms, including works by prominent...

GCSE REVISION NOTES for R. L. Stevenson's DR JEKYLL and MR HYDE - Study Guide by Joe Broadfoot is a comprehensive study guide designed to support GCSE students in their studies of Robert Louis...

Americanos, Apple Pies, and Art Thieves is a dessert mystery set in a charming beach town. As Thanksgiving approaches, Fran bakes her family's famous apple pies for the cafe, but a world-famous...

Modernism and the Orient brings together a diverse range of essays by contributors from both East and West to explore the relationship between modern literature and Asia.This collection continues...

A critical examination of gender and sexuality in the antiracist movement. Devon Carbado's anthology explores the complex relationships between racism, gender, and sexuality in black America,...

Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh Picturesque Notes is a beautifully re-issued hardback edition, first published in 1878. This new edition is presented in a compact, high-quality format, with a real...

Fighting Better Constructive Conflicts in America by Louis Kriesberg This book examines how conflicts have been conducted and affected social inequality in America since 1945. It assesses both...

Treasure Island is a sumptuously designed artist's book edition of Robert Louis Stevenson's colonial-era adventure story. Illustrated by multidisciplinary Mauritian artist Shiraz Bayjoo, this...

Ernest Roth's etchings of Venice offer a unique perspective on the city, moving beyond iconic landmarks to capture its lesser-known squares and canals.Roth was one of the most significant American...

Developing and Sustaining a Successful Family Business: A Solution-focused Guide by Louis Cauffman offers practical ideas and examples to address the challenges faced by family businesses. It...

Sacramental Contours of a God Incarnate explores the vital role of sacramentality in theological reflection. This volume brings together papers from scholars who gathered at the 1999 Leuven...

The Hotel Louis XVI, a luxurious Parisian boutique hotel, is set to reopen its doors after four years of renovations. Its esteemed guests, including some returning regulars, will be joined by new...

Judy Garland was an entertainer of almost magical power. Her life was marked by a series of comebacks and heartbreaks, spanning over half a century. This biography, written by Gerald Clarke after ten...