4427 results for 'Kamen, Henry'

The Watch Repairer's Manual by Henry B. Fried is a comprehensive guide to watch repair, widely acknowledged as the definitive resource for those seeking to master the craft. This revised edition,...

Henry & Self: An English Gentlewoman at the Edge of Empire is a personal account of a remarkable woman who lived through nearly a century of colonial history. At 33, Sarah Crease left her home in...

Tudor England was a place of great religious upheaval and uncertainty. The Catholic church was replaced by the Church of England, with Henry VIII at its head. This tumultuous period saw many...

Deepen your understanding of God's Word alongside the wisdom of Matthew Henry, a trusted Bible teacher for over three centuries. This NKJV Daily Devotional Bible features 366 daily devotions,...

The Radney Riding Club by Josephine Pullein-Thompson is a heartwarming story about Henry's quest to improve his riding skills and find success with his new horse, Evening Echo.With the help of his...

Henry V: A History of His Most Important Places and EventsThis biography offers a fresh perspective on King Henry V's life by exploring the places that shaped his character and experiences. From his...

Henry VII: A Study in PowerThis biography sheds new light on the life and reign of Henry VII, the first Tudor king. Sean Cunningham explores how Henry's government was structured, how he maintained...

A story inspired by Henry David Thoreau's WALDEN, this tale follows two friends with different approaches to life as they meet in Fitchburg. Each decides to get there in their own way, resulting in...

Four hilarious stories from the mischievous world of Horrid Henry. This collection includes a secret diary, a football match, a shopping trip and a formidable foe.With illustrations by Tony Ross,...

Henry Moore's Coalmining Commission: A Comprehensive Study This book offers a detailed exploration of Henry Moore's lesser-known drawings depicting the men of Wheldale colliery, a project...

Anne of Cleves: Henry VIII's Unwanted Wife The story of Anne of Cleves, the fourth wife of Henry VIII, is one of unexpected marriage and swift annulment. In 1539, she left her homeland to marry the...

Henry VI, Part OneThe first play in Shakespeare's tetralogy about the Wars of the Roses, this drama explores the rivalry between two powerful noble houses and their struggle for control. As tensions...

Henry Armstrong: Boxing's Super Champ is the remarkable story of a boxing legend who defied expectations and achieved the impossible. In 1938, Henry Armstrong became the first boxer to hold world...

King Henry VIII's later years are marked by a relentless pursuit of glory and a desire to secure his legacy. As he navigates the treacherous waters of European politics, he becomes increasingly...

A collection of photographs that capture the essence of European life, spanning over six decades. Henri Cartier-Bresson's work documents the lives of people across Europe, from Polish priests to...

Henry VIII's reign had a profound impact on English history, shaping politics, foreign relations, religion, and society in lasting ways. This updated account explores the documentary sources behind...

The English People at War in the Age of Henry VIII by Steven Gunn explores how war shaped life in England during the 16th century. Drawing on a range of sources, including parish and borough account...

This beautifully illustrated guide offers an in-depth look at Henry VIII's court, revealing the everyday life and routines of those living within its walls. Behind the splendour of royal protocol...

Thomas & Friends Henry is a heartwarming story about a little engine who's not feeling well. With the help of The Fat Controller, Henry hopes to get back to work and complete all his jobs.This...

Henry likes Classroom Ten. He likes how it is always the same. But this week, his class will have a parade, and a parade means having Share Time on the wrong day. A parade means playing instruments...

The Complete Henry Bech by John Updike is a humorous and poignant exploration of the writing life. This collection of experiences follows the journey of Henry Bech, a celebrated author, as he...

The First Quarto of King Henry V by William Shakespeare is a unique and authoritative text that offers insights into the play's early performances. Transcribed by actors in Shakespeare's own company,...

The Turn of the Screw and The Aspern Papers by Henry JamesA collection of two of the author's most popular works, this volume presents an intense psychological tale of terror in "The Turn of the...

The Essential Henri Nouwen explores how to find joy in any moment, even those filled with pain and brokenness. Through his teachings, Henri Nouwen shows that God can be discovered in every aspect of...

Dr John Casson and Professor William D. Rubinstein present a compelling case for reevaluating the authorship of Shakespeare's works in their book, Sir Henry Neville Was Shakespeare: The Evidence.The...

The Heirs of King Henry VIII: 1547-1558 When Henry VIII's reign came to an end in 1547, his three children took centre stage in English history. This book tells the story of their lives and struggles...

The Room with Eight Windows by Jane Adams In 1930, Henry Johnstone, a retired detective chief inspector from Scotland Yard, has retreated to a quiet life at Sir Eamon Barry's home. However, his...

Love and marriage during the Revolutionary War through the letters of Lucy and Henry Knox. In 1774, Henry Knox married Lucy Waldo Flucker, daughter of a prominent Tory family, but they soon joined...

The reign of Henry VII remains an enigmatic period in English history. His unconventional style of rule and reliance on a new class of ministers have long fascinated historians. At the heart of his...

William Shakespeare's King Henry V offers a nuanced exploration of leadership and war through the eyes of one of history's most iconic figures. This edition features an independent and balanced...

The King is Dead: The Last Will and Testament of Henry VIII By Suzannah Lipscomb In January 1547, as the life of one monarch drew to a close, another was about to begin. Just hours before his death,...

Discover the multifaceted and contested history of Henry VIII's reign in this collection of 17 essays. From politics to culture, religion to performance, this volume presents the latest thinking and...

Published in 2019, East Lynne True Love Is Ever Timid is a novel by Mrs Henry Wood.The story follows Ellen Price, born in Worcester in 1814, who marries Henry Wood and lives with him in Dauphiné,...

Henry's Demons: A Haunting Account of Schizophrenia The story of Henry Cockburn's descent into schizophrenia is one of the most profoundly moving and revealing accounts of mental illness ever written...

Ribsy is a humorous tale from a dog's-eye view. After a comical turn of events, Henry's dog Ribsy finds himself in the wrong station wagon with the wrong children. Determined to find his owner, Ribsy...

Henri Cartier-Bresson: Here and NowA groundbreaking biography that reveals the life and work of the greatest photographer of modern times. Pierre Assouline's intimate portrait of Cartier-Bresson...

A timeless commentary on God's Word, presented in modern language. This volume offers prayerful reflections and rich insights into the heart of Scripture, challenging readers to deepen their...

The Love Letters of Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn With Notes by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. This collection of 18 authentic love letters offers a unique glimpse into the early romance between King Henry...

Henry Rollins' writings are a testament to his unapologetic artistry, spanning music, acting, and spoken word. Through his work, he has established himself as a universal force, challenging the...

The Gospel of Sovereign Grace: Sermons and Addresses by Henry AthertonThis collection of addresses celebrates the centenary of the Sovereign Grace Union, an organization founded by Rev. Henry...

The Secret Bride In The Court of Henry VIII by Diane Haeger is a captivating drama about a woman who defies convention to forge her own destiny. Mary Tudor, sister of King Henry VII, has always been...

Henry Kaplan and the Story of Hodgkin's Disease is a biography that explores the life of Dr. Henry Kaplan, a renowned radiation oncologist who dedicated his career to curing cancer. With a passion...

Henry VIII and the Remaking of the English Church by G. W. Bernard A major reassessment of England's break with Rome, this substantial new account presents Henry VIII as the determining mover of...

The Arden Shakespeare: Third Series - King Henry VIII A new perspective on this complex and multi-layered play reveals it as a meditation on the progress of Reformation, exploring the changes in...

Henry III: A Monarch Beyond His Time Darren Baker presents a detailed account of Henry III, a monarch whose reign was marked by both turmoil and prosperity. From his minority crisis to the...

The Murder of Henry VIII by Simon Cann is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker side of Tudor England. When the author's life is cut short, he leaves behind a trail of cryptic clues and a...

Alison Weir's latest novel offers a fresh perspective on one of history's most infamous monarchs. Henry VIII's story is one of power, love, and duty, as he navigates the complexities of ruling...

This edition of King Henry V aims to bring the play to life in your classroom through enjoyable activities that will help increase your understanding. By making up your own mind about the play, you...

Shakespeare's portrayal of the complexities of power and identity is on full display in Henry IV (Part One). The story follows Prince Hal, the son of King Henry IV, as he navigates the challenges of...

This fresh edition of Henry IV Part 2 offers new insights into the play through interviews with leading Shakespearean directors and actors, as well as an introduction by renowned scholar Jonathan...

The Cambridge Companion to Henry James provides a critical introduction to the work of this influential American writer. Despite changes in literary criticism over the past fifty years, James's...

Henry gets angry sometimes, and when he does, he might hit. But what can he do instead? This book explores different situations that might make a child want to hit, and then shows three possible ways...

Flint Henry's artwork is known for its dark and twisted take on familiar subjects. With an inky-black sense of the macabre, he creates nightmarish images that are both disturbing and densely detailed...

Horrid Henry Reads a Book is an Early Reader designed to help children progress from picture books to reading books. This blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together, while its red...

Henry Dunant: A Complex Life This biography offers a nuanced portrayal of Henry Dunant, the founder of the International Red Cross. Born in Geneva, Dunant's life was marked by turmoil and...

Henry Clay Frick: A Complex Industrialist This biography explores the contradictions in the life of Henry Clay Frick, a figure reviled in his own time for his role in the Johnstown Flood and the...

Christmas with O. Henry features two heartwarming stories that capture the essence of the holiday season. "The Gift of the Magi" is a poignant tale of love and sacrifice, while "Whistling Dick's...

A Study Guide for Henry Roth's "Call It Sleep" provides a concise and comprehensive resource for literature students. This study guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author biography,...

This beautifully illustrated picture book tells the story of Henri Matisse, one of the world's most famous and influential artists. By acclaimed author Patricia MacLachlan and innovative illustrator...

This full-colour graphic novel presents Henry V in its original and unabridged format, as Shakespeare intended. For those who appreciate the unaltered text, this is an ideal choice.The story begins...

Horrid Henry's Car Journey is a humorous tale about a boy who hates car journeys. He's particularly upset because it means missing his friend Rude Ralph's birthday party and having to visit Prissy...

Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1 offers a richly textured understanding of Elizabethan culture and the complexities of power. This edition provides an in-depth exploration of the play's historical...

The life and achievements of William Sandys, 1st Baron Sandys, Knight of the Garter, are explored in this biography. Born into a relatively modest background, Sandys rose to prominence during the...

Henri is no stranger to unusual cases, but when the queen herself presents him with a murder mystery, he's taken aback. Former Royal Mage Joseph Burtchell was found dead in his home, with all signs...

Henry Swanzy's Selected Diaries: Ichabod 1948-58 offers an intimate and engaging glimpse into the life of a Caribbean writer, shedding light on the development of West African literature.This...

Henry's Shadow: The Life and Times of John MortonThis biography sheds light on the life and achievements of John Morton, a pivotal figure in 15th-century England. From his early days as a university...

The Fort William Henry massacre was a pivotal incident in the French and Indian War. In August 1757, British and colonial troops under Lt. Col. Munro surrendered to the besieging French army led by...

This collection of letters offers a unique insight into Henry James's life and work. Spanning over half a century, these previously unpublished exchanges reveal his thoughts on art, politics, and...

In "In the Cage", Henry James explores the complexities of human consciousness through a nuanced and introspective narrative. This novella showcases James' innovative use of point of view, interior...

The Illustrated Six Wives of Henry VIII by Elizabeth Norton explores the private lives and motivations behind the six wives of one of history's most infamous monarchs. This lavishly illustrated guide...

King Henry IV Part 2 Third Series explores the complexities of power and identity as King Henry's decline accelerates.The play delves into a darker world, where even the once-merry Hal has shed his...

This comprehensive biography offers a nuanced and multifaceted portrait of John Henry Newman, drawing extensively from his letters and papers. By balancing his more sombre qualities with his...

The history of the English throne in the Tudor era is marked by intrigue and turmoil. Amidst the power struggles and religious conflicts, one man stood out for his unusual presence at the royal...

Henry VI, Part 1 is a play by William Shakespeare that explores the complexities of power and loyalty in medieval England.Edited by A. R. Braunmuller and Stephen Orgel, this edition of the Pelican...

Robert Frank's father, Henry, was an amateur photographer with a passion for capturing the world around him. This album brings together a selection of his photographs, including landscapes, family...

Patrick Henry's Final Political Battle offers a fresh perspective on one of America's most iconic Founding Fathers. In 1799, he was persuaded to return to politics by President George Washington, and...

Henry VIII's life was marked by contradictions: as a young man he was seen as an intellectual and fair prince, yet as a ruler he was known for his cruelty. This new history of the monarch explores...

Henry IV, Part 2 is a sequel to an earlier play by William Shakespeare, repeating many elements from its predecessor. This play continues to explore the character of Prince Hal, who struggles with...

A rare and fascinating glimpse into the life of Henri Matisse is offered in this 2013 publication. In 1941, Swiss art critic Pierre Courthion conducted an extensive interview with Matisse while he...

Sir Henry Merrivale is tasked with solving a murder at Plague Court, a long-abandoned estate with a notorious history of ghostly apparitions. The victim, a spiritual medium, was found stabbed to...

Horrid Henry Gets Rich Quick is a humorous story about a boy who needs money quickly. He must find a way to earn it, but how will he do it? This book is part of the popular Horrid Henry series,...

Discover the untold stories of Henry VIII's life through the eyes of his mistresses and illegitimate children. Philippa Jones sheds new light on the King's character, revealing a serial monogamist...

King Henry IV: The Life of England's Self-made King by Ian Mortimer In 1405, a storm forced King Henry IV to seek shelter at a small Yorkshire manor house. That night, he awoke in a state of panic,...

Discover the magical adventures of Henry Heckelbeck in this spellbinding paperback boxed set. Henry Heckelbeck is just like any other normal kid, but his family is not. His sister and mom are magic,...

Henri Matisse's cut-outs are among his most significant late works, and this publication re-examines them in terms of their methods and materials.The book takes the form of a "studio diary", looking...

The Folger Shakespeare Library: A Story of Passion and Legacy Stephen H. Grant's biography tells the remarkable story of Henry and Emily Folger, who amassed the largest and finest collection of...

Henry VIII and the English Reformation by David Gordon Newcombe provides a clear understanding of the complex historical events that shaped England's relationship with Rome. This book examines the...

Henry Moore A European Impulse by Hermann Arnhold is a comprehensive catalog of the sculptor's most significant works. This sumptuous book reveals the interrelationship between nature and abstraction...

The Genius of John Henry Newman: Selections from his WritingsThis collection presents a major sampling of Newman's writings, showcasing his significant contributions to religious thought and...

Catherine of Aragon: Henry's Spanish Queen Catherine of Aragon was a woman of remarkable passion and steel, who left an indelible mark on English history. Born into a family of conquistadors, she...

Henry Leutwyler: Misty Copeland A collaborative portrait that delves into the subtleties of renowned American ballet dancer Misty Copeland. This intimate collaboration between photographer and...

Henry's new tree house is a dream come true, but can he share it with his best friend Mudge?Mudge loves Henry, but climbing trees isn't easy for him. Can they find a way to enjoy the tree house...

Sir Henry Neville's authorship of Shakespeare's works has long been a topic of debate. Historian Brenda James has spent years researching the subject and uncovered a previously unknown code that...

A Naturalist in the online marketplaces: The Journals & Writings of Henry Walter BatesFacsimile reproductions of the drawings and notes of pioneering entomologist Henry Walter Bates document his...

A mother's life was turned upside down when her second child, Henry, was born with Down syndrome. Doctors told her that his life would never be the same, and she knew that hers wouldn't either. In...

Henry VIII's Imprisoned Women: The Women of the Tower By Neha Roy Hardcover, 210 pages, published 2023. This book explores the lives of six women who were persecuted, condemned and ultimately...

King Henry III of France has often been portrayed as a self-indulgent and ineffectual ruler. However, recent scholarship is reevaluating this judgment to present a more nuanced assessment of the...

Griselda Blanco's life was marked by a series of choices that would lead her to become one of the most notorious figures in the world of organized crime. Born in the suburbs of Medellin, she was...

Discover the extraordinary lives of Henry VIII's six queens, beyond the six-word rhyme that has become synonymous with their stories. This book delves into the material traces of the women who...

Henry Box Brown: From Slavery to Show Business This biography explores the lesser-known period of Henry Box Brown's life in Britain, from his arrival in England after escaping slavery in America...