4251 results for 'Rita Berman'

Britain's Haunted Heritage by John West explores the country's eerie and often terrifying history. This collection of ghostly tales delves into Britain's supernatural past, featuring cases that are...

Gradual: A call for incremental change in a radical ageA nuanced approach to reform is needed in today's polarised world. Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox argue that, rather than seeking bold change,...

Allotments are a beloved part of British city life, with many now having long waiting lists. This book explores their fascinating history, from their roots in the 17th century to the present day.From...

Britain's Ghostly Heritage by John West explores the rich paranormal heritage of the UK. This collection of spine-tingling tales delves into the country's most haunted locations, from Edinburgh...

Industrial Railways by Anthony Coulls explores the often-overlooked world of industrial railways in the UK. These railway lines played a vital role in moving raw materials and finished products from...

Steam lorries played a significant role in England's transport revolution during the nineteenth century. Despite being powered by steam, they faced challenges due to punitive legislation that...

Tracing the development of modernism in Western art and literature, this work examines the key concepts that have shaped its evolution. From empiricism to romanticism, Berman explores how changing...

Nurses and Nursing: A History of Britain's Nursing Profession This book explores the development of nursing in Britain, from its early days to the present day. From untrained handywomen to highly...

From the earliest inhabitants to the Roman invasion, this book explores a pivotal period in British history. It delves into the lives of those who first arrived on these shores and examines the...

Suburban Gardens explores the often-overlooked world of suburban gardens in England. From Victorian shrubberies to modern designs, these small plots reveal the changing aspirations and realities of...

The bright red double-decker bus has become an iconic symbol of London. Its origins date back nearly 200 years to George Shillibeer's Omnibus, introduced in 1829. Over the centuries, buses have...

Dorset's military heritage is a complex and fascinating story that spans centuries. From the Iron Age strongholds of the Durotriges tribes to the modern sea forts and nuclear bunkers of the Cold War,...

The Express Trains that Captivated Britain's Travellers In the golden age of rail travel, high-speed expresses were the epitome of luxury and speed. These iconic trains connected major towns, cities,...

Stationary steam engines were the backbone of industry during the Industrial Revolution. These quiet powerhouses provided the driving force behind manufacturing processes and other essential services...

Llandudno's Military Heritage by Peter Johnson and Adrian Hughes explores the significant impact that military activity has had on this north Wales town over the centuries. From its early days as a...

War memorials have been an enduring part of British heritage since the Middle Ages, but it was after the First World War that they became ubiquitous. In their thousands, these monuments were erected...

Discover Britain's Roman towns and uncover the secrets of life in ancient urban settlements.The history of Britain is rich with archaeological evidence of Roman period towns, many of which lie...

The Slate Industry explores the fascinating history of slate as a roofing material and its impact on the business of extraction. From its widespread use in the 19th century to its diverse...

The 1950s Home offers a fascinating glimpse into Britain's transformation during this pivotal decade. Following World War II, there was a significant building programme, leading to the creation of...

Railway stations were a prominent feature of most towns and villages in Britain until post-war modernisation and closures swept many away. Among the largest and most imposing stations were those in...

The 1940s was a decade of great fashion innovation in Britain. Despite wartime austerity, designers created clothing that not only met but exceeded expectations. Military uniforms, siren suits, and...

Farnborough's military heritage spans centuries, from its origins in 1856 with the arrival of the army and the construction of North Camp. This barrack complex marked the beginning of Farnborough's...

Staffordshire's rich military heritage spans over 1,000 years, with its history and legacy woven into the fabric of the county. This book explores Staffordshire's military past, from its Anglo-Saxon...

The dockyard at Portsmouth was founded by Henry VII and developed into a naval base that became the nation's most important military establishment. Here, huge fleets were assembled in times of war,...

Eighteenth-Century Britain, 1688-1783 by Jeremy Black provides a comprehensive understanding of the period's politics within the context of broader social, economic, cultural, religious, and...

Holiday Trains by Greg Morse explores the role of railways in shaping Britain's seaside resorts and holiday experiences. From the development of popular destinations like Blackpool, Margate, and...

The Traction Engine: A Revolutionary Force in Agriculture and Industry In the mid-nineteenth century, a new type of steam-powered engine was introduced to Britain, revolutionising agriculture and...

The kitchen garden was once at the heart of country estates, providing fresh produce to meet the needs of families and households all year round. A wide variety of fruits and vegetables were grown,...

The humble beach hut has become an iconic part of our seaside landscape. Its colourful facades are instantly recognisable, yet this modern incarnation is a relatively recent development, dating back...

Cornwall's rich military history spans centuries, with evidence of its significance still visible today. The county's strategic location and Celtic independence allowed it to resist invaders,...

Wiltshire's rich military history spans centuries and is still visible today. From ancient hill forts to modern-day military bases, the county's landscape holds many secrets of its past conflicts...

The Landscape Garden: a quiet revolution that transformed Britain's gardens in the 18th century. Thousands of these naturalistic landscapes were created for wealthy owners, often blending seamlessly...

The Fifties Railway by Greg Morse In 1945, Britain's railways were brought under public ownership, marking a significant shift in their history. As the nation's industries were integrated into the...

Britain's Cities, Britain's Future by Mike Emmerich explores how cities shape their institutions, governance, public services, religion and culture. The author argues that devolutionary powers should...

The Sixties Railway by Greg Morse is a portrait of a pivotal period in British railway history. As the country moved towards greater modernity and technological advancements, British Railways faced...

Northumberland's rich military heritage spans centuries and is marked by numerous battles and clashes along its borders. From the earliest times, the county has been a key location for conflicts with...

The Morris Minor: A Revolutionary Car for Britain's Roads. In 1948, Morris Motors launched the Morris Minor, a groundbreaking car that combined radical engineering with daring American styling. Alec...

Immerse yourself in 5th and 6th Century Britain with Mythic Britain Roleplaying in Dark Ages Britain. This comprehensive sourcebook provides an in-depth history, detailed character creation rules for...

The traditional narrowboat emerged with the construction of the narrow canal network and remained in use until 1970. This book explores its history, explaining why it persisted for so long and how it...

Rita Clifton shares her personal story of overcoming imposter syndrome, a phenomenon that affects 70% of people in their professional lives. She reveals how she learned to work with her imposter...

Lewis's life has settled into a comfortable routine with his magical Uncle Jonathan and neighbour Mrs Zimmermann. He's also made a new best friend in Rose Rita, who shares his passions for sports,...

A comprehensive road atlas of Britain, designed to be easy to use and carry. The AA Drivers Atlas Britain Flexibound features clear large scale mapping, with 4 miles to 1 inch scale, in an A5 format...

Art Deco emerged in the early twentieth century as a striking range of decorative design styles. Characterised by bold colours, geometric shapes, and sweeping curves, it reflected a shift towards...

The Road Roller: A Key to Britain's Improved Roads In the 19th century, it became clear that the UK's road system needed improvement. Smoother roads were required for faster and safer travel, and...

Stained Glass by Aidan McRae Thomson is an in-depth exploration of this ancient art form. From its origins in Norman times to its revival in the 19th century, stained glass has been a prominent...

Kent's rich military heritage spans centuries, with evidence of Iron Age forts and Roman fortifications still visible today. From the Norman invasions to the modern era, the county has played a...

The Seventies Railway by Greg Morse In the 1970s, Britain's railways experienced a period of contrasts, marked by both significant achievements and ongoing challenges. This era saw the introduction...

Britain B.C. Life in Britain and Ireland Before the Romans by Francis Pryor A fresh perspective on the history of Ancient Britain and Ireland is offered in this groundbreaking book. Francis Pryor...

The Second World War had a profound impact on British society, particularly for women. With thousands of men serving in the armed forces, women took on new roles in the workforce and contributed to...

Abandoned Villages explores the natural and man-made causes behind the abandonment of many villages in Britain over the centuries.The book delves into the history of these settlements, tracing the...

Discover the rich heritage of Anglo-Jewry in full colour. Jewish Heritage in Britain and Ireland is the only comprehensive guide to historic synagogues and sites in the British Isles, featuring over...

Hidden Heritage: Rediscovering Britain's Relationship with the Orient sheds new light on a complex and often overlooked chapter in British history. By exploring cultural landmarks across the country,...

Dinky Toys are a nostalgic part of many people's childhood memories. Produced by Meccano, they were one of several famous brands created at Frank Hornby's factory in Liverpool. Dinky Toys gained...

Explore the stunning South Devon coast, from Exmouth to Plymouth, in this beautifully illustrated and informative guide. Gary Holpin takes you on a journey along the entire length of the coastline,...

The development and deployment of British combat jet aircraft during the turbulent post-war period is a fascinating story. As the threat of Mutually Assured Destruction loomed, the Royal Air Force...

Britain in the Past: Anglo-Saxons offers a fascinating glimpse into life in Britain from the time the Romans left to 1066. Young readers can imagine themselves taking part in daily life, exploring...

Sacred Britannia: The Gods and Rituals of Roman Britain by Miranda Aldhouse-Green offers a fresh perspective on the complex world of religion in Roman Britain. Two thousand years ago, the Romans...

Britain's Roman past is often misconstrued as a harmonious blend of togas and towns under Roman rule. However, this narrative developed after the Roman occupation ended, when Britain was at its peak...

The Thames Estuary's Military Heritage by Philip MacDougall explores the strategic waters that have played a crucial role in Britain's defence for over 2,000 years. From Roman fortifications to...

The AA Glovebox Atlas Britain is a comprehensive guide to the roads and routes of the United Kingdom. With 83 detailed plans of major towns and a range of other features, this atlas provides a clear...

Nottingham's streets and buildings are said to be home to a multitude of ghostly apparitions and unexplained occurrences. This book explores the city's supernatural side, delving into reports of...

Steam Today: A Photographic Tribute to Britain's Heritage Railways In the 1960s, as steam locomotives were being hastily removed from Britain's railways, a group of enthusiasts formed to preserve...

Britannia Romana: Roman Inscriptions and Roman Britain presents 487 inscriptions from Roman Britain, along with many from other Roman provinces and Italy, to illustrate the history and character of...

Explore Britain's rich heritage with 52 inspiring breaks. From prehistoric sites to famous landmarks and hidden gems, this guide takes you on a journey through time, covering England, Wales,...

Understanding Heritage and Memory by Tim Benton This authoritative text explores the emotive issues surrounding the commemoration of war and atrocity, and the challenges for conservators posed by...

The Puritan Experience by Owen C Watkins explores the spiritual autobiographies written by Puritans before 1725. Based on extensive research and analysis of primary sources, including manuscripts,...

Britannia Latina: Latin in the Culture of Great Britain from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century explores the significant role that Latin played in shaping British culture over the centuries...

A comprehensive history of modern Britain spans from the 18th century to the present day. James Vernon's narrative explores the rise and fall of liberal ideas about markets, governments, and empires,...

Heritage Interpretation provides practical guidance on interpretive techniques and insights into the philosophies that underpin their adoption in specific contexts. Written by experts from leading...

Sheep have been at the heart of England's history and culture for centuries. This book tells the story of how sheep shaped our country's past, from wool and trade to farming and social change. Philip...

This comprehensive survey explores the significant contributions made by French-speaking Calvinist refugees to Britain and Ireland between the 16th and 18th centuries. Robin D. Gwynn examines the...

Crafted in Britain celebrates the survival of Britain's traditional crafts and industries, showcasing their unique world and the skilled craftsmen who keep them alive.Through dramatic photographs by...

Cultural Heritage Management in Africa explores the diversity of Africa's cultural heritage by examining how and why it has been managed, and considering the factors that continue to influence...

Between 1900 and 1950, the British government amassed an impressive collection of over 800 historic buildings, monuments, and sites. This period saw a surge in collecting activity, driven by a...

The Golden Isles are home to a rich and complex African American heritage. This book explores the history of the region's islands and their people, shedding light on the lives of those who lived and...

The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897 marked the dazzling climax of the British Empire. This work of history portrays a nation at its peak, imposing its traditions and tastes on the world, as...

The English Puritans: The Rise and Fall of the Puritan Movement by John Brown This book explores the history of the Puritan movement in England, from its emergence as a reforming force to its...

Discover Britain's most remarkable feats of engineering in this engaging and informative book. From prehistoric times to the present day, explore how British innovators have shaped the country's...

Britain's Plant Galls: A Photographic Guide Discover the fascinating world of plant galls, those unusual growths that can be found on a wide range of plants. This comprehensive guide features over...

A Christmas Carol (Heritage Collection) by Charles Dickens is a masterfully crafted novella that has become an integral part of English festive fiction. Its enduring popularity is a testament to its...

The Family Brewers of Britain: A Celebration of British Brewing Heritage by Roger Protz This book tells the story of Britain's family brewers, who have played a significant role in preserving...

Emotional Heritage explores how museums and heritage sites shape our understanding of ourselves and our place in the world. By examining visitor experiences at cultural institutions in the US,...

Chris Stringer's Homo Britannicus is an epic history of life in Britain, spanning from the first human arrival to the present day. The story takes readers on a journey through time, exploring how our...

Explore Britain's diverse regions with Road Map Britain: Britain 10. This comprehensive guide covers the country's varied landscapes and cultures, helping you navigate its many attractions.From the...

Building Britannia: A History of Britain in Twenty-Five Buildings By Steven Parissien This ambitious history of Britain tells the story of the country's built environment, tracing how social,...

Atmospheric photographs from Merseyside's Indian Summer In 1960s Liverpool and Birkenhead, Cedric Greenwood captured the city's streets, docks, and ferries in vivid detail. This collection of...

Explore the fascinating world of British culture, history and politics with Serendipitous Adventures with Britannia. This latest addition to Wm Roger Louis's acclaimed series brings together a...

Empire Games is a techno-thriller that marks a fresh start in the Merchant Princes universe. In 2020, two nuclear superpowers across timelines are set on a collision course, with each side's paratime...

Rubyfruit Jungle A Novel by Rita Mae BrownA groundbreaking coming-of-age novel that has left an indelible mark on American literature, Rubyfruit Jungle tells the story of Molly Bolt, a young woman...

Discover the remarkable achievements of female medics in this inspiring book. Learn about the lives and contributions of pioneering women such as Florence Nightingale, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson and...

The Battle of Britain was a pivotal moment in history, where the fate of the British Empire hung in the balance. This book delves into the key conflict, focusing on the Spitfire and Bf 109 aircraft...

Andrew Martin explores why Britain's passion for old railways endures. He rides heritage lines and meets the preservationists behind them.The author discovers recurring themes, including the enduring...

Revolutionary Britannia? Reflections on the Threat of Revolution in Britain, 1789-1848 by Edward RoyleThis book challenges the long-held view that Britain was immune to revolutionary fervour during...

Jane Eyre is a story of love and resilience. Against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, a young governess named Jane Eyre finds herself torn between her duty and her heart when she becomes the...

The British Olympics: Britain's Olympic Heritage 1612-2012 by Martin Polley This book tells the story of how Britain played a pivotal role in shaping the modern Olympic Games. From the first...

Bowled Over: The Bowling Greens of BritainBowls is one of Britain's oldest sports, with a rich history dating back to the 13th century. In this study, historian Hugh Hornby explores the game's...

The Roman war machine relied heavily on both land and naval forces. While the former has received extensive study, the latter has been less thoroughly explored. Britain's navy, known as Classis...

The 1723 Constitutions of Freemasons form the foundation of Modern Freemasonry and the Grand Lodge of England. Ric Berman's history explores the Enlightenment principles that underpin these...

This comprehensive introduction to early modern Britain covers three centuries of history, from the Wars of the Roses to the formation of 'Britain'. The book explores the gradual integration of...

Balti Britain: A Journey Through the British Asian Experience by Ziauddin Sardar explores the complex history and experiences of Asians in Great Britain, from the arrival of the first Indian in 1614...