1301 results for 'Bergin, Virginia'

Rape and Sexual Power in Early America by Sharon Block explores the complex dynamics of sexual power in British America between 1700 and 1820. Through an analysis of over nine hundred documented...

Thomas Jefferson and his fellow Virginians conceptualized their home state from a political and cultural perspective, shaping its position in the new American union. This study by renowned scholar...

The Social Life of Maps in America, 1750-1860 by Martin Brückner Maps were more than just tools for navigation during this period; they played a significant role in shaping everyday life. From the...

American slave narratives are a unique and fascinating historical resource. Although they have their contextual limitations, they offer an invaluable primary source that allows one to gain insight...

From Cradle to Stage shares the remarkable stories of mothers who raised children who became rock stars. Virginia Grohl, the mother of Foo Fighters' frontman Dave Grohl, embarked on a two-year...

Explore the eerie side of New Orleans with this collection of ghost stories and folk tales. From the haunted streets of the French Quarter to the city's most notorious cemeteries, discover the dark...

Bitter with the Past But Sweet with the Dream: Communism in the African American Imaginary Cathy Bergin's groundbreaking study challenges prevailing views on mid-century African-American writers and...

Dibs in Search of Self is a powerful account of a young boy's emotional breakthrough, as told by renowned child psychotherapist Virginia Axline. The story follows Dibs, a boy who struggled to...

Savage Tales by Tara Bergin is a formally inventive and blackly comic collection that explores the making of individual poems and the authority that comes with sustained activity. Bergin dramatizes...

The Virginian Railway was a pivotal part of American history, operating for just over half a century. During this time, it played a significant role in the country's growth and development,...

The Rain By Virginia Bergin In the midst of a torrential downpour, Ruby's life is turned upside down. After a shocking encounter with Caspar, she finds herself alone and desperate to uncover the...

Aubergine enthusiasts will love this comprehensive cookbook, packed with 60 brand new recipes to transform this versatile vegetable into impressive dishes. From sweet treats like Aubergine Chocolate...

Hidden away in the attic, four siblings wait for their fate to be decided. After a tragic accident, Chris, Cathy, Cory, and Carrie are confined to their grandparents' attic, their lives forever...

Detail in Contemporary Timber Architecture explores the significance of architectural detailing in modern timber design. This comprehensive book presents 50 influential timber projects from around...

Tara Bergin's second collection explores the alluring and sometimes tragic consequences of translation. Drawing on folksong, fairytale, and theatrical monologue, she examines intense love and intense...

Jenny's worries follow her everywhere - in a big blue bag. They're always there, no matter where she goes or what she's doing. At home, at school, even in the bathroom, they're always lurking. Jenny...

Jenny's worries follow her everywhere - in a big blue bag. They're always there, no matter what she's doing. At home, at school, even in the bathroom! Jenny decides she needs to get rid of them, but...

River's life is one of simplicity and safety, thanks to the Global Agreements that govern her world. But when she comes across a body in the road, River is faced with a situation that challenges...

Successful Qualitative Research: A Practical Guide for Beginners provides a comprehensive overview of strategic tips and skills for starting and completing successful qualitative research. The...

The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World Textiles have been the driving force behind human innovation and progress, shaping the course of history and culture. From the earliest...

The first European settlers who crossed the Alleghenies in the 18th century had fascinating stories of survival and hardship. This history combines individual accounts with an exploration of life in...

The Seventeenth Century Europe 1598-1715 by Joseph Bergin provides a comprehensive exploration of this pivotal period in European history. Spanning economy, society, politics, war, international...

Economic theories and models shape our everyday lives. They inform debates about tax rises, bonuses for CEOs, minimum wage rates, job protection, tobacco duty, petrol duty, obesity, and climate...

African American Anti-colonial Thought 1917-1937 by Cathy Bergin explores the intersection of racism and colonialism in the US during the interwar years. This collection re-publishes key texts from...

Embody: A New Paradigm for Embodied Healing Through Movement. In this groundbreaking book, Toni Bergins shares her unique approach to embodied healing, which combines expressive movement, guided...

Cardinal Richelieu: A Study in Power and Wealth Joseph Bergin's biography of Cardinal Richelieu offers a fascinating insight into the life of one of France's most influential figures. This study...

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...

The Warlord's Messengers is a historical novel that tells the story of two young messengers who embark on a perilous journey to reach a warlord's camp on time. With their quick thinking and...

Durango: A Novel by John B. Keane is an adventure story set in rural Ireland during the Second World War.The novel explores themes of love, sex, money and betrayal against the backdrop of the great...

Virginia Commonwealth University is Virginia's largest urban university, with nearly 30,000 students enrolled across two campuses in Richmond and partnerships in Northern Virginia and Doha, Qatar.The...

The Modular Housing Handbook by Simon Bayliss and Rory Bergin is a practical guide to designing modular housing. It presents a compelling argument for off-site construction as a means for architects...

The Virginian: A Television History, 1962-1971 by Paul Green This book provides an in-depth look at the popular television series The Virginian, which premiered on September 19, 1962. The show's...

Owen Wister's The Virginian is a seminal work of American literature, exploring the complexities of the American West through the story of a young man's courtship with a schoolteacher. Set against...

The Táin is an ancient Irish legend that has been passed down through the centuries. It tells the story of a war between Ulster and Connacht, sparked by a dispute over a prized bull. Edited with...

A dream wedding turns into a nightmare as the bride disappears without apparent cause. Cressida Forrest's lavish wedding to Oliver Bergin is supposed to be the perfect day, but by morning she has...

Seven Virginians: The Men who Shaped Our Republic by John B. Boles provides a comprehensive look at seven key figures in American history whose contributions to the country's founding and development...

Set against the sweeping landscapes of the American West, Owen Wister's "The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains" offers a profound exploration of frontier life and its moral complexities. Through...

Virginia's life seems settled, but new challenges soon arise in this novel by Janette Oke.As she navigates these unexpected twists, Virginia is forced to re-examine her priorities and values.A story...

The Norfolk Southern Christiansburg District A Modern Mountain Railroad is a detailed look at the operations of Norfolk Southern's Christiansburg district. Spanning 100 miles from Roanoke, Virginia...

A Quiet Strength by Janette Oke is a novel about finding strength in trials. Virginia's journey to discover the heavenly source of her inner fortitude is one of self-discovery and perseverance.This...

PN Review 257 brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives in its latest issue. The editorial explores the implications of the British Library's Printed Heritage Provenance Research...

Based on the remarkable true story of World War II heroine Virginia Hall, this gripping historical novel explores the extraordinary courage and daring of one woman.In the midst of war, Virginia...

Seattle gallery owner Virginia Troy has spent years battling the demons of her past. A fire that destroyed her childhood home and killed her mother still haunts her. Now, one of her artists has taken...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of 17th-century Jamestown, this companion novel to Blood on the River explores the complexities of life in the early American colonies.The story follows Virginia...

Living in Squares, Loving in Triangles: The Lives and Loves of Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group by Amy Licence. The lives of two remarkable sisters, Vanessa Bell and Virginia Woolf, are...

Virginia Woolf's Moments of Being offers a unique glimpse into her life and writing. This collection of five unpublished pieces provides a fascinating account of her early years, including the death...

Virginia Hall was a woman who refused to be defined by her circumstances. In 1941, she boarded a train in Lyon with a prosthetic leg, determined to make a difference. Her actions would become the...

Prince John Magruder: His Life and Campaigns by Paul D. Casdorph The life of Major General John Bankhead Magruder is one of intrigue and adventure, marked by courage, flamboyant style, and military...

Living with chronic pain can be both physically and mentally challenging. However, it's not without hope for finding ways to manage and improve your situation.In "Strength Through Pain", Kevin Bergin...

Dylan, a rockstar with a charming smile and ocean blue eyes, has a surprising effect on librarian Virginia. Their initial encounter leaves her unimpressed, but he persists in his attempts to win her...

The World Cannot Give by Tara Isabella Burton is a hypnotic and intense novel about the power and danger of wanting more from the world. In this "equal parts dangerous and delicious" story, a...

The Waves by Virginia Woolf A novel that weaves together the lives of six children growing up in harmony with nature. In this timeless exploration of individual and collective identity, Virginia...

The Old Doctor's Rigmarole Memoirs of a Civil War Surgeon by Edward Stuart Gordon is a personal account of growing up in southern Virginia before and during the American Civil War. As assistant...

Aurora Teagarden's life has become even more complicated with the arrival of her newborn daughter Sophie. To help cope with the demands of caring for a baby and dealing with the challenges of...

The Jamestown Brides: A Story of Courage and Survival In 1621, fifty-six young women from England embarked on a perilous journey to Jamestown, Virginia, bound for marriage and a new life in the New...

A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II by Sonia Purnell. In 1942, the Gestapo issued a warning about a particularly dangerous Allied spy. Virginia...

The Bloody Fifth: Secession to the Suffolk Campaign by John F. Schmutz This book tells the story of the 5th Texas Infantry, known as "The Bloody Fifth", one of only three Texas regiments that fought...

Thomas Jefferson was a man of many roles and contradictions. His epitaph, which he designed himself, reflects his humble approach to greatness: "Author of the Declaration of Independence and of the...

The story of Deputy Ray Tatum's search for a missing child in the wilds of the Virginia Blue Ridge is one of bittersweet loss and desperate hope.Set against the stunning backdrop of the Virginia Blue...

Thomas Jefferson, Architect and Builder by Ihna Thayer Frary is a comprehensive study of the architectural and building work of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States. This book...

When Miners March: A First-Hand Account of the West Virginia Mine WarsThis historical narrative offers a unique perspective on labor unrest in 1920s West Virginia, as told by Bill Blizzard, leader of...

Between the Acts is Virginia Woolf's final novel, a work she considered quintessential to her oeuvre. Set against the backdrop of a pivotal summer in 1939, the book explores the thoughts and...

Virginia Mason Medical Center's journey to perfection is a remarkable story of transformation in healthcare. By adopting the Toyota Production System, this integrated healthcare delivery system in...

The Battle of Point Pleasant 1774: Prelude to the American Revolution In September 1774, a pivotal conflict took place along the Ohio River in what is now West Virginia. A series of incidents between...

Set in the picturesque Cornish countryside, The Empty House is a heartwarming story about second chances and the power of love to fill an empty house. Virginia Keile, a woman who has known her share...

The Baby's Coming is the memoir of Virginia Howes, a midwife who made a remarkable career change from motherhood to helping others bring new life into the world. After a revelation while doing...

The Masterpiece A Novel by Fiona Davis is a captivating tale of two women, separated by time and circumstance, who find solace in the iconic Grand Central Terminal. In 1928, Clara Darden teaches at...

In the Bare Bones House of Was Poems by Mara Adamitz Scrupe is a collection of poems that explore the intersections of place, politics, and time. The poet's own home in Virginia serves as a catalyst...

Orlando, a beautifully designed clothbound edition, is a fantastical and enchanting novel about a man who defies convention. Born into a life of privilege, he longs for passion, adventure, and...

The River by Helen Bryan In this final chapter in her epic historical trilogy, Helen Bryan explores the dawn of the twentieth century in post-Reconstruction Virginia. As a new generation strives for...

Ever Since is a powerful debut novel about finding your voice and sharing your story after trauma. Seventeen-year-old Virginia makes choices that have consequences, including falling in love with...

Hazel's life has always been about routine and control. But when she meets Virginia, a woman who has rebuilt her own life after trauma, Hazel begins to see that there is more to living than just...

The True Story of James Lafayette: A Revolutionary Spy. During the American Revolution, an enslaved person named James Lafayette played a crucial role in helping George Washington's army gain victory...

Mushrooms of the Southeast is a comprehensive guide to the region's diverse fungal species. With over 400 detailed descriptions and photographs, this compact volume covers the key characteristics of...

Discover the rich heritage of Southern cuisine in this engaging cookbook. Virginia Willis takes you on a tour of today's South, sharing well-known recipes and surprising revelations drawn from global...

Fossil Collecting in the Mid-Atlantic States is a comprehensive guide to the hobby of fossil collecting and a unique field guide to sites in the region. With over 450 illustrations of fossil...

A heartwarming Texas love story from bestselling author Jodi Thomas. In Clifton Bend, Texas, two scientists team up to study the chemistry of mating, but their experiment sparks something unexpected...

Virginia Prodan's memoir is a powerful account of her search for truth and defiance in the face of evil. At just under five feet tall, she was no match for the towering assassin sent to take her...

Charleston Farmhouse is a unique and fascinating example of Bloomsbury decorative style, created by the painters Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. This book tells the story of the house and its garden,...

Published in 1927, To the Lighthouse is a pioneering work of modernist fiction that explores the inner lives of its characters through Virginia Woolf's unique stream-of-consciousness technique.The...

The Chandelier, written at just twenty-three years old, marks a pivotal moment in the career of a young writer. This early work, penned by Clarice Lispector, offers a glimpse into the mind of a woman...

Lady Virginia Courtauld, known for her exotic tattoo, was ostracized by society in 1930s Britain. Her life took a dramatic turn when she left with her second husband Stephen to forge a new life in...

A Room of One's Own (Vintage Feminism Short Edition) by Virginia Woolf In this thought-provoking essay, Virginia Woolf argues that women need financial independence and personal space to create works...

Lucille Clifton's Generations is a powerful family memoir that spans generations and explores the complexities of American history. Born among the Dahomey people in 1822, Caroline Sayles' journey...

A mysterious disappearance in West Virginia sets off a chain of events that leads to a deadly conspiracy spanning multiple countries. Jessica Blackwood, an FBI specialist with expertise in the...

In the small town of Dogwood, West Virginia, Karin has built a life that feels like a compromise. She's settled for a faithful husband whose emotional distance from her passions and conflicts leaves...

Virginia Woolf's Estar enfermo: notas desde las habitaciones de los enfermos is a collection of essays that explore the human experience through the lens of illness. In 1926, Woolf wrote an essay for...

The southeastern United States is home to a diverse range of bird species. This comprehensive guide from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology provides expert coverage and up-to-date information on the 210...

This collection brings together thirty-five essays from scholars who explored the intersection of Virginia Woolf's work with various disciplines. The papers were presented at the 22nd Annual...

Scott McClanahan's prose is a maelstrom of words, reflecting the chaos and humanity of his surroundings. This book is a portrait of love, a continuation of his semi-autobiographical narrative about...

Wish You Well is a dramatic and enthralling tale of family unity in the face of adversity. When tragedy strikes the Cardinal family, their world is shattered forever.Their great-grandmother, Louisa...

This Norton Critical Edition presents Virginia Woolf's modernist masterpiece, Mrs. Dalloway, in its most authoritative form. The edition includes the 1925 first American edition text, annotated by...

The Cornwallis Papers: The Campaigns of 1780 and 1781 in the Southern Theatre of the American Revolutionary WarThis five-volume set chronicles the military campaigns of Charles Cornwallis during the...

Kew Gardens is a captivating short story by Virginia Woolf, set against the stunning backdrop of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew's Palm House. On a hot summer's day, the Palm House comes alive with...

A young girl's life is forever changed by a single event on a snowy New Year's Eve in 1939. Virginia, an orphan, arrives at her new home, Salt Winds, on the edge of a vast marsh, unaware that war...

Thomas Jefferson's writings offer a unique glimpse into the mind of America's third president and principal author of the Declaration of Independence. This collection features his Autobiography,...

Set in 1862 Virginia City, this mystery novel follows P.K. Pinkerton as he arrives at a mining camp with no home and a troubled past.The town is full of danger and deception, where gamblers, hurdy...

A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf is a powerful feminist essay that explores the need for women to possess intellectual freedom and financial independence. Given at Girton College, Cambridge,...

The earliest settlers of America were not British, Protestant colonists as is often assumed. Instead, they came from Mediterranean extraction and had Jewish or Muslim roots. This group, known as the...

Thomas Jefferson's Education by Alan Taylor offers a thought-provoking study of the complexities surrounding education and slavery in 19th-century Virginia. This absorbing history reveals how Thomas...