7032 results for 'Ashcroft, Frances'

Isabella of France: A Rebel Queen In 1308, Isabella married Edward II and became one of England's most infamous women. Her actions would lead to a revolution that changed the course of English...

The Murder in the Tower: The Story of Frances, Countess of Essex by Jean Plaidy A tale of intrigue and deception unfolds as Robert Carr's rise to power is threatened by his association with Frances...

Death in Bayswater: A Frances Doughty Mystery 6 by Linda Stratmann In the fog-shrouded streets of London's Bayswater, panic and fear grip the community. Rumours spread like wildfire, and vigilante...

Exploring the challenges and opportunities facing African countries in their economic relationships with the Franc Zone.This book is based on a conference held in 2012, which brought together experts...

Published in 1790, Reflections on the Revolution in France is a seminal work by Edmund Burke that offers a powerful critique of the French Revolution. The author's prescient warnings about the...

Twilight of the Elites: Prosperity, the Periphery, and the Future of France In this thought-provoking analysis, Christophe Guilluy examines the growing divide between France's metropolitan elites and...

American Football in France: A History of Its Development and Success. The history of American football in France is marked by periods of growth and decline. The sport was first introduced to France...

France and 1848: The End of Monarchy A comprehensive study of the economic, social, and political crises that shaped France in 1848. William Fortescue examines the events leading up to and following...

Explore the complex and tumultuous world of late medieval France during the Hundred Years' War. This new analysis considers not just the monarchy but also the roles of prelates, noble networks, and...

The State in Early Modern France by James B. Collins is a revised edition of a seminal work that challenged traditional views of the origins of modern states and absolute monarchy.Collins examines...

Sarah Waters examines the phenomenon of work suicides in France, exploring why conditions of work can push individuals to take their own lives. Between 2005 and 2015, a significant number of workers...

Discover the secrets of authentic French cooking with this practical guide. When traveling in France, navigating the local grocery store and preparing meals can be challenging due to language...

Twelve Curious Deaths in France by John Goldsmith is a thought-provoking collection of stories that explore the human experience. From the fantastical to the factual, this anthology delves into a...

Plein Air Painting in the South of France is a record of the author's first overseas painting holiday. In 2013, he traveled to Limoux with 11 fellow painters and spent two weeks capturing the beauty...

Celia Brayfield's year in the Bearn is a diary of her time in a tiny French village, where she tried to meet her writing deadlines amidst the challenges of rural life. With her computer and cats by...

This study explores two dimensions of state and nation-building in France and Spain since the 17th century: the creation of national boundary lines and the formation of Frenchmen and Spaniards. It...

The SS France was the last of the great French Line passenger ships to sail from New York. Completed in the early 1960s, she was the national flagship and the longest liner yet built, boasting...

Explore the diverse landscapes of France with 24 wonderful drives across the country. Road Trips France is your guide to discovering France at its best.Inside, you'll find detailed driving...

Adam Gopnik's Paris to the Moon is a memoir about his experiences living in France with his family. In 1995, he left behind the comforts of New York for the glamour of Paris, seeking to immerse...

France Before the Revolution by J. H. Shennan provides an in-depth examination of France's development between 1715 and 1789. This period saw significant advancements in international affairs,...

Shell Shock in France, 1914-1918 by Charles S. Myers This book provides a unique insight into the work of Consulting Psychologist to the British Armies in France and the First World War, Charles S...

A passionate account of how France's metropolitan elites and working classes are tearing the country apart. Christophe Guilluy argues that France has become an "American society" - increasingly...

France is often seen as a country of culture and glamour, but its history is more complex. In this thought-provoking book, Emile Chabal explores the contradictions that have shaped French society...

Rick Stein's Secret France is a culinary journey through the heart of France, where the author revisits the food and cooking that inspired him to fall in love with French cuisine all over again. Over...

Discover the hidden treasures of rural France with Beyond Paris, an insider's guide to exploring the country beyond its capital city.This witty and engaging travelogue is written by Sophie Duncan,...

Aristocratic Women in Medieval France by Theodore Evergates offers a fresh perspective on the lives of women from medieval France's landholding elite. Contrary to traditional views, these women...

The Lais of Marie de France: A Collection of Twelfth-Century Verse Narratives These twelve brief verse narratives explore the complexities of love affairs in a richly textured world that blends...

The Fall of English France 1449-53 by David Nicolle This book provides a fresh perspective on the Hundred Years War, focusing on the final campaign that brought it to a close. It explores how King...

Vegan Recipes from France brings French cuisine into the 21st century with plant-based twists on timeless classics. This comprehensive cookbook explores the rich diversity of French cooking,...

The Complete Frances Harper brings together the works of a pioneering American writer and abolitionist. Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was a prominent poet and advocate for social justice in the...

How To Retire In France: A New Update for 2020A practical guide to making the most of your retirement in France, this updated edition includes a new chapter on where to live and a personal account...

The Punitive Society Lectures at the Collège de France, 1972-1973 In these thirteen lectures, Michel Foucault examines the relationship between justice and truth in modern penal law, questioning how...

Terror in France: The Rise of Jihad in the West by Gilles Kepel is an explosive account of the radicalization of Muslim youth that led to devastating attacks in Europe. In 2005, riots in French...

France in the Middle Ages: From Hugh Capet to Joan of ArcThis comprehensive history explores the evolution of power and the emergence of the French state from the 10th century to the 15th. Duby...

Sud de France: The Food and Cooking of LanguedocThis collection of recipes reflects Caroline Conran's years of travel, conversation, cooking, eating, and drinking in the south of France. The region...

Discover the unspoilt beauty of France's rivers, lakes and waterfalls in this updated guide to wild swimming. With over 700 amazing locations to explore, from the emerald-green plunge pools of...

Bof! France Funny-Side Up is a unique and humorous guide to the often misunderstood French culture. This book strips away the conventional tourist information to reveal the real France, its quirks...

Hit France's can't-miss art, sights, and bites in two weeks or less with Rick Steves Best of France. This guide provides strategic advice on what to see and do, along with short itineraries covering...

Edward VII: A King Made in France This biography tells the story of Edward VII's life and reign, revealing a king who was passionate about France and its culture. Despite opposition from his mother,...

France Davis: An American Story Told is a deeply personal and thought-provoking account of one man's life. Born with a nickname that set him apart from his family, France Davis came to see his name...

The Expert Cook in Enlightenment France by Sean Takats is a fascinating study of the evolution of the cook's role in 18th-century French society. This meticulously researched history reveals how...

This wide-ranging study explores the complex and often contradictory nature of nationalism in France. From its origins in the French Revolution to its contemporary manifestations, Michel Winock...

The Emergence of Tropical Medicine in France by Michael A. Osborne explores the complex history of French colonial and tropical medicine from its early modern origins to World War I. This nuanced...

Discover the rich history of miniature vehicles made in France, presented in clear and colorful photographs. This comprehensive guide covers nearly 2000 vehicles from over 39 manufacturers, including...

Whistler to Cassatt: American Painters in France explores an underexamined chapter of American art history, which took place in France during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.A group of...

Time Machines: Telegraphic Images in Nineteenth-Century France by Richard Taws explores the relationship between art and telegraphy in 19th-century France. The optical telegraph, developed in the...

The Pasteurization of France explores how one scientist's work was shaped by the complex forces of his time. Bruno Latour examines the role of Louis Pasteur in the development of modern science,...

Eat France is the perfect primer for anyone excited about exploring the cuisine and food culture of France. This book introduces the key regions of France and their specialities, covering their...

When Susie and her husband devised a simple plan to drive around France with their dog, they didn't anticipate two dogs and a campervan named Tinkerbelle joining them. Their journey began in...

Henri IV of France His Reign and Age by Vincent J. Pitts is a comprehensive biography that explores the life and times of one of France's most remarkable kings. After inheriting the throne, Henri...

Blitzkrieg: The Invasion of Poland to the Fall of France is a detailed study of the devastating new form of warfare that reshaped Europe in 1939. The Nazi invasion of Poland, launched on September...

The Tour de France Champions An A-Z by Giles Belbin is a fascinating exploration of the world's most iconic cycling competition. From its early days to the present, this book delves into the stories...

France in Mind: An Anthology brings together thirty-three British and American authors to celebrate France through their writing. From food and culture to architecture and expatriate experiences,...

New Map France offers expert guidance for discerning travelers seeking unique experiences in France. With its wealth of insider knowledge, this guide helps you avoid crowds and discover hidden gems...

Frances Rolleston: A Life of Perseverance and Purpose. This biography tells the story of Frances Rolleston, a woman who defied convention to pursue her passions and make a lasting impact. From her...

Henry V's second invasion of France in 1417 marked the beginning of a campaign that would put the crown of France on an English head. However, it was not to last.The miraculous appearance of a...

Discover the captivating history of France in this comprehensive guide. From its influence on European and world history to its rich cultural heritage, France has left an indelible mark on human...

Edmund Burke's "Reflections on the Revolution in France" is a seminal work of political analysis that has shaped conservative and liberal thought for centuries. Written as a letter responding to a...

Life in Revolutionary France explores how everyday lives were affected by the French Revolution's momentous changes. This collection brings together new research and student-friendly essays to shed...

The Trial of a Nation: France on Trial by Julian Jackson The photograph of Marshal Philippe Petain shaking hands with Hitler in 1940 shocked the French population, marking a turning point in the...

France's Path to Unity: A Crisis of Civilization For over a century after the French Revolution, rural France remained largely untouched by modernization. However, with the development of local roads...

Bedtime for Frances is a gentle and humorous tale that has been a favorite for over thirty years. In this first book in the series, Frances the little badger delays her bedtime with requests for...

Coffee, tea and chocolate were still newcomers to France when Le Grand d'Aussy wrote his history of French food and drink in the 18th century. In one section, he explores non-alcoholic drinks,...

George Cadogan Morgan's Travels in Revolutionary France & A Journey Across America is a unique and fascinating account of two generations of his family's experiences in Europe and America during...

The Southwest of France offers a unique blend of artistic and architectural heritage, with a rich history that spans prehistoric times to the present day. Delia Gray-Durant's in-depth knowledge of...

This book examines the social dimensions of Georges Simenon's Maigret stories, exploring how his portrayal of French society reflects both the author's own class position and the changing social...

Edmund Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France is a seminal work of political philosophy that continues to shape our understanding of liberty and governance. In this edition, edited by J.G.A...

The Grown-Up's Guide to Living in France Third Edition offers practical advice and insights for Americans and other English speakers planning a long-term stay in France. From making the move,...

Discover the charm of France through Theodore's exciting adventures. This engaging book takes you to Paris and the French Alps, where Theodore explores popular tourist attractions and tries new foods...

A History of France by Joseph Bergin provides an engaging narrative of French history since 1000 CE. This comprehensive overview brings together political, religious, social and cultural developments...

Explore France with insider tips and local expertise. Lonely Planet's Experience France travel guide reveals exciting new ways to discover this iconic country. From snorkelling through crystal-clear...

Frances Anne: A Life and Times of a British Aristocratic Family. This biography explores the life and experiences of Frances Anne, Marchioness of Londonderry, and her husband Charles, Third Marquess...

South-West France: A Wine Lover's Paradise Located between Bordeaux and the Spanish border, this unique region is home to an astonishing array of grape varieties and produces a fascinating assortment...

Edith Wharton's Fighting France, from Dunkerque to Belfort is a significant work in the literary canon. Originally published, this book has been re-typed, re-formatted and re-published by Alpha...

Crisis and Renewal in France, 1918-1962 by Kenneth Mouré and Martin S. Alexander explores a pivotal period in French history marked by significant crises and transformative change. The turbulent...

France Since 1800: Squaring the Hexagon A concise history of France since 1815, this book examines distinctive features of contemporary France, tracing their origins and investigating their...

Building a life in France and creating an organic vineyard is a journey of love, risk, and transformation for Caro Feely. With her husband Sean, she faces financial and physical challenges as they...

The CFA Franc Story: Uncovering Africa's Last Colonial Currency The creation of the CFA Franc in 1945 marked a significant moment in African economic history, binding fourteen countries under French...

The Vichy Syndrome: History and Memory in France since 1944 by Henry Rousso France has struggled to come to terms with its past, particularly the experience of living under Nazi occupation during...

Why France? offers a unique perspective on the enduring fascination with French history among American historians. This collection of autobiographical essays brings together a diverse range of...

The sexual revolution in France and the Algerian war for independence are closely intertwined. In "Sex, France, and Arab Men", Todd Shepard explores how highly sexualized claims about Arabs became...

This new edition of France Since 1870 offers a comprehensive survey of the country's cultural, social and political history from the Franco-Prussian War to Emmanuel Macron's presidency. Charles...

Fodor's Essential France guidebook is your trusted companion for exploring this beautiful country. With expert recommendations and insider tips, you'll be able to make the most of your time in France...

Vichy Law and the Holocaust in France by Richard H. WeisbergThis 1998 study examines the complex relationship between French law and the persecution of Jews during World War II, shedding light on a...

Journey to France for an unforgettable travel experience. This comprehensive guide covers the top 10 best places to visit in France, as well as insider tips on everything from local etiquette to...

Citizenship and Wars: France in Turmoil, 1870-1871 by Bertrand Taithe explores the complex social and political landscape of early democratic France. During this period of civil war, class conflict,...

Gaston Crunelle and Flute Playing in Twentieth-Century France is a fascinating study of a remarkable flutist and teacher. The book restores Crunelle's place in the history of flute playing, while...

The Roman Remains of Southern France A Guidebook is a comprehensive guide to the region's Roman heritage. Written by James Bromwich, this specialist guidebook provides in-depth coverage of the area's...

The Forbidden Best-Sellers of Pre-Revolutionary France by Robert Darnton is a fascinating exploration of the literary underground in 18th-century France. This book reveals how forbidden books, often...

A brooding novel of colonial intrigue in 1903 Congo sets the stage for Seven Houses in France. Captain Lalande Biran's ambitions and desires are put to the test as he navigates the complexities of...

Captives and Corsairs: France and Slavery in the Early Modern MediterraneanReveals a forgotten chapter in the history of relations between the West and Islam, exploring three centuries of Muslim...

The History of Modern France From the Revolution to the War with Terror by Jonathan Fenby provides a comprehensive and riveting account of 200 years of French history. From Napoleon's defeat at...

The Fabulous Frances Farquharson: A Life of Colour and Style Born in Seattle, Frances Lovell Oldham was a society belle with a taste for adventure. At 17, she left her hometown to pursue a career in...

Red Knight: The Unauthorised Biography of Sir Keir Starmer Sir Keir Starmer has played many parts during his life and career, from schoolboy socialist to radical lawyer, and from public prosecutor to...

Explore the beauty and history of France in this stunning travel photo art book. Featuring vibrant images of iconic landmarks such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral, taken just months before its...

The Return of the Ripper? The Murder of Frances Coles by Kevin Turton In February 1891, the discovery of a murdered body in London's Swallow Gardens sparked speculation about the return of Jack the...

There's A Place In France: A Kid's Guide To Paris by Penelope Dyan is a fun and engaging introduction to the City of Light. With its unique blend of photographs and poetry, this book invites young...

In September 1944, the Allies planned a daring airborne operation in Central France. To soften up the enemy before the main landings took place, they decided to drop a squadron of SAS men and jeeps...

Jacob Rees-Mogg: A Politician of Conviction Jacob Rees-Mogg is a figure who elicits strong reactions, with some viewing him as a champion of traditional values and others seeing him as a divisive...