1681 results for 'McCaulley, Margaret'

Mary Delany: A Life of Art and Intrigue The first comprehensive biography of Mary Granville Delany, an artist whose captivating paper collages continue to inspire admiration. This nuanced study...

Kenneth Rose's journals offer a unique perspective on the post-war Establishment. With impeccable social placement, he observed and documented the lives of those in power, from politicians to...

The Domestic Herbal Plants for the Home in the Seventeenth Century by Margaret Willes explores the role of gardens and herbs in 17th-century English households. During this period, many homes had...

The Myth of the Strong Leader: Political Leadership in the Modern Age by Archie Brown Archie Brown challenges the idea that 'strong leaders' are the most successful and admirable. Instead, he argues...

Discover six remarkable Portuguese women writers whose unique perspectives will appeal to you. Margaret Jull Costa's anthology brings together Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, Agustina Bessa-Luís,...

Teaching reading is a vital part of a career in the classroom. However, addressing the diverse range of learning needs children have can be a real challenge for trainee teachers. Margaret Perkins...

Fairy tales have captivated imaginations for centuries, and their influence can be seen in literature, culture, and our collective psyche. In this thought-provoking collection, twenty-eight leading...

A compelling history of floods in the Brisbane River catchment is presented in this extensively researched book. Margaret Cook examines the force of nature, the impact of politics, and the power of...

Agility training for you and your dog - made easy. Having Fun With Agility is a practical guide to the popular canine sport, designed for dog owners who want to enjoy agility without the pressure of...

Behind the Lines: Gender and the Two World Wars By Margaret R. Higonnet, Jane Jenson, Sonya Michel This book examines how the two world wars redefined gender relations in Western countries. Drawing...

Agewise: Fighting the New Ageism in America challenges our perceptions of growing older. Renowned cultural critic Margaret Morganroth Gullette argues that much of what we dread about aging is...

Margaret Overton's memoir is a humorous and thought-provoking account of her life experiences. Her story begins with a divorce, which led to a period of self-discovery and exploration. During this...

Exploring the intersection of utopian and dystopian narratives in contemporary female science fiction, Dunja M. Mohr examines a new hybrid subgenre that challenges traditional notions of dualism and...

Discover the hidden stories of Charleston's Civil War history in this fascinating compendium. Forgotten tales from one of America's oldest cities have been collected and recounted by author Margaret...

Sabotaged by Margaret Peterson Haddix is a thrilling tale of time travel and historical mystery. When Jonah and Katherine are tasked with helping Andrea, a young girl from the Lost Colony of Roanoke,...

Bound for Canaan (Revised & Expanded) by Margaret Blair Young and Darius Aidan Gray is the second book in the Standing on the Promises trilogy. This new edition builds upon the groundbreaking story...

The Secret Life of Ealing Studios: A History of Britain's Favourite Film Studio This lively and humorous history of Ealing Studios reveals the behind-the-scenes story of a cinematic success story...

The Kobold Guide to Plots & Campaigns is a comprehensive collection of essays by 13 expert gamemasters. This volume provides guidance on constructing campaigns from scratch, using published...

Margaret Atwood explores her lifelong relationship with science fiction in this thought-provoking collection of essays. Spanning from her childhood to her work as a writer and reviewer, these pieces...

Women in Thirteenth-century Lincolnshire offers a fresh perspective on the lives of women in medieval England. Using individual case studies and primary sources such as charters, chronicles,...

The hulk of Henry VIII's flagship has been raised from the seabed, sparking a national conversation about heritage and identity. In this thought-provoking book, Patrick Wright explores how history...

Francis Wheen's How Mumbo-jumbo Conquered the World is a thought-provoking exploration of how modern society has retreated from reason in recent years. In 1979, two significant events occurred that...

A beautifully crafted boxed set celebrating 75 years of Little Golden Books. This stunning edition features twelve iconic titles, including The Poky Little Puppy and The Whispering Rabbit, which have...

The Hagley Wood Murder: A True Story of Nazi Spies and Witchcraft in Wartime Britain In April 1943, four teenage boys stumbled upon a shocking discovery in a wood in the Midlands - a corpse stuffed...

Sisters in the Resistance: How Women Fought to Free France, 1940-1945 by Margaret Collins Weitz is a meticulously researched study that sheds light on the often-overlooked contributions of women to...

Writing with Intent brings together Margaret Atwood's most thought-provoking nonfiction writings from 1983 to 2005. This extensive collection includes essays, reviews, and personal reflections that...

The Anatomy of Thatcherism by Shirley Robin Letwin explores how British politics underwent a profound transformation under Margaret Thatcher's leadership. Dr. Letwin argues that Thatcherism was...

Falling for Mr. Thornton is a captivating reimagining of Elizabeth Gaskell's story from new and diverse perspectives. This collection brings together twelve beloved authors who offer fresh insights...

Thirteen-year-old Iain Robertson feels far from home as he arrives in Nova Scotia with his parents and little sister. It's September 1773, and they've just completed a long and disastrous Atlantic...

The Lord Jesus Christ Fully Man and Fully God: Evidence from the Bible By Margaret Lepke and June Young This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the nature of Jesus Christ, examining whether...

Li Zhi Fiction, Criticism, and Dissent in Late Ming China Rebecca Handler-Spitz, Rivi Handler-Spitz, Pauline C. Lee, Haun Saussy University of Washington Press, 2020 281 pages, paperback This...

John Wenlock, first Lord Wenlock, was a leading diplomat, courtier and soldier during the Wars of the Roses. His remarkable career offers a fascinating insight into one of the most turbulent periods...

In 1984, a small group of gay men and lesbian women came together to support a beleaguered mining community in South Wales. This unlikely alliance was forged during the bitter 1984 miners' strike, a...

Diane Capri's Jack of Spades is an expertly crafted thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. FBI Special Agent Kim Otto has a plan to lure in Jack Reacher, and she's willing to put her...

Discover 52 Perfect Weekends in Wine Country with Lonely Planet's Wine Trails. This comprehensive guide features expert itineraries through exciting wine regions around the world, perfect for travel...

Thomas Wolsey: A Rise to Power In 1485, England is ruled by Henry VII, who has defeated King Richard III at Bosworth Field. Thomas Wolsey, a young man with great ambition and brains, leaves his...

The giant characters of history - from Mozart to Michelangelo, Shakespeare to Einstein, Henry VIII to Hitler, Catherine the Great to Margaret Thatcher, Jesus Christ to Genghis Khan - lived lives of...

The Enemy Within: The Miners' Strike 1984/85 By an unknown author, Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2024. In March 1984, the miners at Cortonwood Colliery in Yorkshire went on strike, marking the beginning of...

Renaissance Humanism: A Comprehensive Anthology of Sources This stimulating anthology presents a broad range of sources that illuminate the complex and multifaceted nature of Renaissance humanism...

The First Ladies: A Generous Look at Women in the World's Second Toughest Job Margaret Truman explores the fascinating position of First Lady throughout history and up to the present day, revealing...

Realist Social Theory: The Morphogenetic Approach by Margaret S. Archer provides a new perspective on social theory, building on her earlier work in Culture and Agency. Archer develops her...

The Transport of Convicts from New Zealand to Van Diemen's Land is a fascinating study of those who were sent to Tasmania as convict labourers during the mid-nineteenth century. At least 110 people,...

The Sentimental Education of the Novel by Margaret Cohen is a thought-provoking exploration of how literary codes respond to material factors. Cohen challenges traditional accounts of the genesis of...

Den Dover's memoir of his 18 years as Member of Parliament for Chorley offers a unique insight into the inner workings of British politics during a pivotal period in history. From the election of...

Death Talk: The Case Against Euthanasia and Physician-assisted Suicide by Margaret A. Somerville explores the implications of legalizing euthanasia in society. Somerville argues that accepting...

English Cottage Gardening for American Gardeners by Margaret Hensel is a comprehensive guide to creating charming and functional gardens in your own backyard. The author has carefully selected ten...

Little Elizabeth's life was full of change and adventure from a very young age. At ten years old, her world was turned upside down as she began to take on new responsibilities and face the challenges...

Detrans: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult This book tells the stories of detransitioners, individuals who have undergone transition but later regretted their decision and returned to...

In Margaret Atwood's thought-provoking novel, the human heart is put to the ultimate test in a world where survival depends on sacrifice. Stan and Charmaine, a married couple struggling to cope with...

The Feast by Margaret Kennedy is a vintage crime novel that explores the mystery of a buried Cornish hotel. In 1947, Pendizack Manor Hotel is found buried in the rubble of a collapsed cliff, and...

The Magnificent Spilsbury and the Case of the Brides in the Bath by Jane Robins In 1915, Britain was gripped by a shocking series of events that would come to be known as 'The Brides in the Bath'...

Damian Barr's memoir of surviving the tough streets of small town Scotland during the Margaret Thatcher years is a unique and tender tale. In 1984, eight-year-old Damian watched in horror as his...

Lion's Honey: A provocative new take on the story of Samson, reimagined by acclaimed author David Grossman. In this exhilarating and lucid prose, Grossman delves into the heart of a lonely and...

Charlotte's life is shaped by her complicated relationship with her father. Despite being an only child, she finds solace in her work as a Sunday School teacher and the love she receives from those...

Medicine, Patients and the Law by Margaret Brazier and Emma Cave provides an in-depth survey of the legal situation in areas such as fertility treatment, surrogacy, patient consent, euthanasia, and...

As You Were by Elaine Feeney is a riveting debut novel that explores the lives of three women struggling with their pasts and present. Sinéad, a driven young property developer, confides in Google...

Law and Literature Third Edition by Richard A. Posner provides a comprehensive exploration of the intersection of law and literature. This extensively revised and enlarged edition builds upon the...

Christina Rossetti's poetry and art have long been intertwined, with her striking imagery inspiring artists and writers alike. This engaging book explores the full artistic context of her life and...

Liverpool's 1983 General Election Victory: A City Divided In May 1983, Margaret Thatcher won her second general election victory, but in Liverpool, Labour council candidates vowed to challenge the...

God Heals Birth Defects First Fruits by Andy Hayner and Margaret Weishuhn is a powerful exploration of the healing power of God. This book presents compelling evidence that God does not cause birth...

St. Thomas More: A Life of Greatness This comprehensive biography draws on primary sources and contemporary accounts to bring to life one of history's most famous men. E.E. Reynolds explores the...

Carol Armstrong's Painting Photography Painting brings together her most thought-provoking essays on art and photography. Spanning decades of writing, this collection explores the intersection of...

Olympic Cities: City Agendas, Planning and the World's Games, 1896-2032 by John R. Gold and Margaret M. Gold provides a comprehensive overview of the complex relationship between cities and the...

The IPrimary English Anthology Year 1 Non-Fiction is a comprehensive resource for early learners. Written by Margaret Clyne, this anthology provides a range of engaging and informative texts to...

Lady's Maid: A Novel by Margaret Forster In 1844, Lily Wilson arrives in London as a young and timid lady's maid to Elizabeth Barrett, a fragile housebound woman. Over the next sixteen years, their...

Operation Babylift: A Story of Courage and Determination In the final days of the Vietnam War, a small group of Australian women risked everything to save hundreds of orphaned children. Rosemary...

Turnberry Airfield Turnberry Airfield is a detailed history of the Royal Air Force's (RAF) airfield on the Isle of Arran, Scotland. The airfield played a significant role in the Second World War,...

Harold Wilson: A Study in Contrasts Ben Pimlott's biography offers a nuanced exploration of one of Britain's most enigmatic post-war statesmen. With a career spanning over two decades, Harold Wilson...

The Hand of Chaos A Death Gate Novel Volume 5 by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman is set in a world where chaos reigns supreme. The Lord of the Nexus has ordered his servant Haplo to carry out a dark...

Dynamic Positions in Birth: A Fresh Look at How Women's Bodies Work in Labour This book challenges the conventional hospital environment for childbirth, arguing that women's bodies are designed to...

Lucy Charlton has always dreamed of working with her father in their family solicitor's firm. But when a scandal shatters her plans, she finds herself struggling to survive on the streets. In 1920,...

Atonement Soundings in Biblical, Trinitarian, and Spiritual Theology by Margaret M. Turek presents a compelling vision of atonement as a process that originates from and is engendered by God's own...

Lallie is one of four children in the eccentric Rush family, who live in Pin Mill, Suffolk. Growing up, they learn to fend for themselves through fair play and their 'family sense of humour'. As...

The Business of Race: How to Create and Sustain an Antiracist Workplace By Margaret H. Greenberg and Gina Greenlee Creating a truly equitable workplace requires more than just a company-wide...

The Paintings for the Temple series by Hilma af Klint is presented in this second installment of an epic seven-volume catalogue raisonné. Between 1906 and 1915, af Klint created 193 paintings that...

Explore the unique architecture of Australia's world-renowned wineries. Through the Cellar Door showcases 40 exceptional examples of wine destination design, each one reflecting its individual...

The Making of the English Gardener: Plants, Books and Inspiration, 1560-1660 by Margaret Willes In the early 17th century, England underwent a horticultural revolution that transformed its gardens...

A Brief Affair by Margaret Leroy In September 1940, England is once again at war, and for widowed Livia Ripley, life has become fragile. When she meets Hugo Ballantyne, a charismatic publisher, she...

The Paintings for the Temple series by Hilma af Klint is a collection of 193 vibrant and abstract works created between 1906 and 1915. These paintings represent af Klint's mediumistic vision of...

Animal breeding has been shaped by complex factors across species, cultures, geography, and time. In "Made to Order", Margaret E. Derry explores these influences and their impact on breeding...

Women's utopian spatial imagination in the 17th and 18th centuries is explored in this first full-length study. Nicole Pohl examines the correlation between identity and social space, linking...

The Australian Aborigines Under the British Crown explores the complex and often fraught relationship between the indigenous population and the British colonizers. Through a dreamlike narrative, Ann...

The Sacred Heart of Jesus by Louis Gaston de Ségur is a collection of over thirty lessons and meditations designed to inspire devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Drawing from Our Lord's...

Margaret Heffernan's bold and invigorating new book explores the people and organisations who aren't daunted by uncertainty. We are addicted to prediction, desperate for certainty about the future,...

The Hillsborough Disaster In Their Own Words by Mike Nicholson is a powerful and poignant account of one of the darkest days in British sporting history. On 15 April 1989, a human crush at the...

The Story of Sheffield at War 1939 to 1945 by Margaret Drinkall This book tells the story of how Sheffield, a city in northern England, was affected by World War II. Due to its significant steel...

Explore the Flavours of Australia and New Zealand Enjoy 40 of the best food and drink experiences across both countries. Each 'gourmet trail' takes you to local food producers, farmers' markets,...

Pablo Neruda's oeuvre encompasses a wide range of poetic forms, but one that holds particular significance is the ode. In this bilingual edition, edited by Ilan Stavans and featuring translations by...

The Reagan Diaries is a unique and intimate look at one of America's most important presidencies. Edited by historian Douglas Brinkley, this remarkable record brings together Ronald Reagan's daily...

In 1944, Veit Kolbe, a young German soldier, finds himself in a small Austrian village below Drachenwand mountain. Recovering from injuries sustained fighting in Russia, he meets two young women who...

Margaret Atwood's latest collection of poetry is a deeply personal and introspective work that explores themes of love, loss, and the passage of time. In Dearly New Poems, Atwood casts her unique...

Holographic art in Australia has long been a pioneering field, pushing the boundaries of three-dimensional medium and challenging artists to approach its illusions in innovative ways. This book...

In 1867, Imperial Germany introduced manhood suffrage, a radically egalitarian institution that opened up a free space for democratic practices. Margaret Lavinia Anderson explores how this sudden...

Jacques Rossi's Fragments of Lives offers a unique perspective on life inside a notorious Soviet prison camp. Through portraits of inmates and camp personnel from various walks of life, Rossi shares...

Border walls are a ubiquitous feature of our world, with over thirty nation-states constructing them. Anthropologists Margaret E. Dorsey and Miguel Díaz-Barriga examine how these structures impact...

War: Conflict Shaped Us by Margaret MacMillan The notion of a long period of harmony in human history is often cited, but this is not entirely accurate. Since 1945, a military conflict has occurred...

Charles Soule and Ryan Browne present a magical, hilarious story about an evil wizard named Wizord and his talking koala sidekick Margaret as they journey to be good in a dark world. This collection...

Starry Field: A Memoir of Lost History by Margaret Juhae Lee is a poignant and immersive account of her family's history, which she uncovers through investigative journalism, oral history, and...

Overcoming Dyslexia: A Practical Handbook for the Classroom by Hilary Broomfield and Margaret Combley provides valuable insights into teaching reading and spelling to dyslexic learners. This updated...

The Convent of Pleasure by Margaret Cavendish is a groundbreaking comedy that critiques the institution of marriage and explores the possibility of lesbian desire in a patriarchal society. Published...