10001 results for 'Poore, Michael'

Plague and the Poor in Renaissance Florence by Ann G. CarmichaelThis study uses Florentine death registers to examine the changing character of plague from the 14th-century Black Death to the...

Jax Pavan, a lone Jedi Knight, fights for those who cannot, unaware that his actions will soon lead him into a catastrophic battle against the Master of Darkness. In the galaxy's most foul...

Dreams are a universal language, yet their meaning can be elusive. In this insightful guide, Michael Murphy explores the hidden significance of our dreams, revealing how they can offer valuable...

Michael Carrick: Between the Lines My Autobiography by Michael Carrick is a candid and introspective look at the life of one of football's most respected captains. In this autobiography, Carrick...

The New Poor Law: A History from Below In Their Own Write Contesting the New Poor Law, 1834-1900 offers a fresh perspective on one of the most significant pieces of social legislation in European...

The Little Prince: A New Translation by Michael Morpurgo A mysterious and beautiful boy appears to a pilot stranded in the desert, making an extraordinary request. He has journeyed from his home...

Migration as Economic Imperialism: How International Labour Mobility Undermines Economic Development in Poor Countries by Immanuel NessFor decades, wealthy states and international development...

The Michael Moorcock Library: The Multiverse Vol.2 is a comprehensive graphic novel that concludes the epic 12-issue series by Michael Moorcock. This culmination of three unique storylines brings...

Poor Little Sick Girls: A Love Letter to Unacceptable WomenA provocative and deeply personal exploration of the pressures faced by young women in our current era of empowerment. Ione Gamble, founder...

St. Michael's Mount is a place of breathtaking beauty, steeped in history and intrigue. This in-depth history of the area offers a fascinating glimpse into its past, uncovering the secrets and...

New York City is facing its most daunting challenge yet. A series of catastrophic events has left the city reeling, and Detective Michael Bennett is racing against time to uncover the truth behind...

Otherness and Power: Michael Jackson and His Media Critics is an in-depth study of the cultural impact of Michael Jackson's life and career. Despite having millions of devoted fans worldwide, Jackson...

Protesting about Pauperism Poverty, Politics and Poor Relief in Late-Victorian England, 1870-1900 by Elizabeth T. Hurren explores the complex issue of outdoor poor relief in 19th-century England...

The Little Prince: A New Translation by Michael Morpurgo A young prince from a distant planet has arrived on Earth, seeking friendship and connection. He finds himself in the midst of a desert...

A History of the Roles and Responsibilities of Social Workers From the Poor Laws to the Present Day by Mike Burt explores the evolution of social work from its origins in the Poor Laws to the present...

What The Rich Don't Tell The Poor: Conversations with Guatemalan Oligarchs by Roman Krznaric is a thought-provoking exploration of oligarchic power in Guatemala. Through extensive personal...

A collection of essays exploring the thought of Michael Oakeshott's conservatism, this book brings together established and emerging voices to examine the meaning of his ideas through various lenses...

The explosive account of Michael Jackson's battles against child molestation charges from 1993 to 2005. Diane Dimond, award-winning journalist and first to break the story, now recounts the...

Letters to Michael Jackson Aka King of Pop Book 2 is a collection of letters sent to Michael Jackson and his family, exploring themes reflected in his lyrics.The author's personal correspondence with...

Rubbish Belongs to the Poor by Patrick O'Hare explores the complex relationship between waste, capitalism and work. In Uruguay's waste disposal system, the author encounters the 'classifiers',...

Punishing the Poor: The Neoliberal Government of Social Insecurity by Loïc WacquantThis book examines the relationship between penal policy and social insecurity in the United States, tracing the...

Michael Oakeshott on the Human Condition is a collection of sixteen essays that reflect Timothy Fuller's forty-five-year engagement with Michael Oakeshott's ideas about the human condition. These...

The Michael Moorcock Library: The Multiverse Vol.1 is a groundbreaking graphic novel that brings together three unique storylines from the Eternal Champion series in one epic tale. Written by...

Dirty Pretty Things is a collection of poetry and prose by Michael Faudet, exploring themes of love, loss, relationships, and sex in intricate and often erotic writing.The book features vivid...

Color in Photography: A Fresh Perspective Michael Freeman returns with a new approach to understanding color in photography. This book explores how color is processed not just by the eye, but also by...

Michael Haneke: Interviews presents an extensive collection of interviews with one of Europe's most significant cinematic visionaries. Spanning five decades and twenty-four films, director Michael...

The Money Culture by Michael Lewis provides a candid record of the world's money markets and the individuals who shape them. As a former bond dealer turned journalist, Lewis offers a unique...

Michael Oakeshott's work on education remains a vital part of ongoing philosophical debates. His influence can be seen in the thought of prominent philosophers like Paul Hirst and Richard Peters,...

The All Souls' Forget-Me-Not is a prayer-book dedicated to those devoted to the souls in Purgatory. It draws its title from the simple flower, which grows in marshy places and reminds us of the poor,...

Published in 1826, "The Negro's Complaint A Poem: To Which Is Added, Pity for Poor Africans" is a poignant poem by William The Poet Cowper. The book features coloured woodcuts and is aimed at...

The Skeleton at the Plough Or, The Poor Farm Labourers of the West is a personal account by George Mitchell, who recounts his experiences as a farm labourer in rural England. First published around...

A landmark collection of conversations with some of literature's most influential voices. Michael Silverblatt, host of KCRW's Bookworm, has spent over three decades bringing writers and readers...

A commercial airliner disappearing over France sets off a chain reaction of global tension. Two days later, the same plane is headed for the White House, with US nuclear missiles poised for attack on...

Michael Jordan's name is synonymous with basketball excellence, but few know about his childhood struggles. As a young boy, he faced doubts about his ability to play the game due to his height. His...

A man's quest for death leads to an unexpected journey through time. Convicted of murder and with no hope left, Michael Hollister takes his own life in 1977, only to awaken in 1966 as an...

Discover Debra Walker's groundbreaking experiment with Archangel Michael, a 30-day adventure into knowing that offers powerful solutions to common problems. This inspiring book explores...

A Corporate Solution to Global Poverty: How Multinationals Can Help the Poor and Invigorate Their Own Legitimacy This book argues that multinational corporations have the capabilities to build...

Michael Servetus: A Life of Controversy and Discovery The life of Michael Servetus is a complex and intriguing one. As a theologian and physician, he made significant contributions to the...

A serial killer crashes Detective Michael Bennett's wedding, setting him and his new partner on a dark path. A string of gruesome murders across the country has been linked to an assassin who...

Michael Bracewell's Selected Writings on Art offers a unique perspective on modern and contemporary art, exploring connections between visual arts, pop music, iconography, and sub-cultures. This...

The Big Fellow Michael Collins and the Irish Revolution by Frank O'Connor is a masterful biography that explores the life of Ireland's most charismatic figure. From his involvement in the Easter...

The First Century of Welfare Poverty and Poor Relief in Lancashire, 1620-1730 by Jonathan Healey This book presents a unique regional study of poverty and its relief in 17th-century England, focusing...

Captain Professor: A Life in War and Peace by Michael Howard This memoir offers a unique insight into the life of one of Britain's most distinguished historians. Sir Michael Howard, who was awarded...

Double Blind by Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen is an electrifying novel that will leave your heart racing. Kendra Michaels, a skilled investigator with exceptional powers of observation, is reluctant...

Redistributing the Poor: Jails, Hospitals, and the Crisis of Law and Fiscal Austerity The relationship between large jails and public hospitals in urban America is often misunderstood. Armando...

DCI Michael Lambert is back in a gripping crime-thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. A woman is murdered, and the killer forces her husband to watch her slow and painful death. As...

Hardcover, 288 pages, published January 2018. In this unflinching memoir, J.R. Helton recounts his years of struggling to make ends meet in Texas during the 1980s. After a series of failed attempts...

Muhammad Yunus's memoir recounts his journey from rethinking the economic relationship between rich and poor to founding Grameen Bank, which has provided millions of micro-loans to families in rural...

The Cry of the Earth and the Cry of the Poor: Hearing Justice in John's Gospel By Kathleen P. Rushton This book offers an accessible resource for preachers to engage with John's Gospel in a way that...

Understanding Michael Porter: A Guide to Competition and Strategy Michael Porter's frameworks are the foundation for understanding how companies achieve and sustain competitive success. However, many...

Blood in the Moonlight: Michael Mann and Information Age Cinema examines the recurring focus of director and screenwriter Michael Mann on the nature of modern communication and information. This...

Michael Jordan's story is one of perseverance and the power of family support. As a child, he faced doubts about his ability to play basketball due to his height, but his parents instilled in him the...

This book has been a cornerstone of human knowledge for centuries, and its significance has been preserved through the efforts of Alpha Editions, who have republished it in a modern format for future...

The Poor and the Perfect: The Rise of Learning in the Franciscan Order, 1209-1310 by Neslihan Şenocak In the early years of its foundation, the Order of Friars Minor was marked by humility and...

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas: A Master of Playful Seriousness This beautifully illustrated book explores the art of Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas, challenging the notion that play is frivolous. Through...

The Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 had a profound impact on attitudes to welfare provision in Britain. This Seminar Study explores the changing ideas about poverty over the next 80 years, assessing...

Discover the inspiring true story of Michael Jordan, one of the greatest basketball players of all time. As a child, Michael was determined to be the best at everything, and his hard work paid off in...

The Poor Sisters of Nazareth: An Illustrated Record of Life at Nazareth House, Hammersmith by Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell. This rare and significant work has been preserved for posterity,...

Michael Morgan's paintings are a testament to his extraordinary journey. This book explores his aspirations, influences and the challenges he has faced, offering a fascinating study of the artist's...

Are Thoresen invites readers to accompany him on his further travels into the spiritual realms. In this latest installment, he delves deeper into the mysteries of the spirit and explores the sublime...

Michael Jackson FAQ: An In-Depth Look at the King of Pop's Life and Legacy. The influence of Michael Jackson extends far beyond his music. This book delves into the stories behind his achievements,...

Charles T. Munger's wisdom and wit are distilled into this comprehensive collection of talks, offering insights into investment strategy, philanthropy, and living a rational and ethical life...

Michael Jackson's final days are revealed in the intimate and candid accounts of his former bodyguards. This book offers a unique perspective on the life of the superstar, from his struggles with...

The Practice Notebooks of Michael Brecker (for all treble clef instruments) A unique collection of handwritten notebooks kept by renowned saxophonist Michael Brecker, now re-engraved for musicians to...

A How To Guide To Cosmopolitan Socialism: A Tribute to Michael Brooks Socialism has long been driven by internationalist ambitions, but what those ambitions should be and how to rethink them in the...

In 1969, America was on the brink of a historic moment: men landing on the moon. For ten-year-old Mamie, this was more than just an exciting event - it was a chance to write letters to her favorite...

It's Christmas 1860 and two young girls' lives are forever changed by the loss of their mothers. Polly, living in poverty, finds herself alone on the streets of Hull, while Rosalie, from a life of...

The story of Michael Jordan's legendary years with the Chicago Bulls is one of astonishing power and human drama. David Halberstam brings his unique perspective as a great historian, insider...

The Other Paris: An Illustrated Journey Through a City's Poor and Bohemian Past by Luc Sante is a richly illustrated exploration of Paris's lesser-known history. Rich in over 300 images, this...

Irish author Norah Hoult's short story collection 'Poor Women!' has long been overlooked in favour of her more celebrated contemporaries. This critical edition seeks to rectify that oversight,...

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is beautifully illustrated in this stunning edition, bringing new life to L. Frank Baum's beloved story. Celebrated artist Michael Sieben's interpretation is a treat for...

Michael Polanyi's essays explore the nature of knowledge and its relationship to truth. He argues that our understanding is rooted in a process of recognition, which involves groping for clues and...

The Michael Moorcock Library Vol. 3: Elric The Dreaming City This third volume in the iconic comic adaptation of Michael Moorcock's novels brings together the epic story of Elric's return to the...

A stunning new collection of short stories from Eley Williams, author of The Liar's Dictionary and Attrib. and Other Stories. In this thrilling and poignant exploration of relationships, language and...

It's 1897 and Victorian Sunderland is preparing to celebrate a major milestone. However, amidst the preparations for the Diamond Jubilee of the Queen, a more audacious plan is unfolding in the town.A...

Archbishop Michael Ramsey was a remarkable figure in Anglicanism's 20th-century history. His unique ability to make God real for people was evident in his writings and personal interactions.This...

Behind the Mask: What Michael Jackson's Body Language Told the World offers a unique insight into the life and career of one of music's most iconic figures. Through an analysis of five infamous video...

David Sheppard: Batting for the Poor - The Authorized Biography of a Celebrated Cricketer and Bishop. A remarkable life of faith, sportsmanship, and service is revealed in this authoritative...

Michael Giacchino's iconic film and television scores are now available for solo piano interpretation in this comprehensive collection of 24 works.The score features some of the most popular and...

Rosalie's life of comfort and wealth cannot protect her from the loss of her mother, leaving her alone in a world that seems determined to bring her down. Meanwhile, Polly faces an even harsher...

Rudolf Steiner's 'Michael Prophecy' is a pivotal work that explores the interconnectedness of human souls and their role in shaping our world. Steffen Hartmann delves into this theme, revealing how...

Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 4: More Stories A: Poor Old MumThis story is part of the Oxford Reading Tree series, designed to support children's language comprehension and decoding skills. With its...

This treatise aims to dispel the notion that loch-fishing is a second-rate pursuit. Written in an accessible style, it presents a practical guide to the subject, avoiding technicalities and focusing...

Dante Alighieri's Inferno is a masterpiece of medieval poetry reimagined in contemporary American English. Michael Palma's translation brings Dante's original triple rhyme scheme to life, rendering...

Discover the authentic stories behind American DIY music and the art of building unique hand-made instruments. This book presents a unique perspective on the history of music and the creative...

Michael Haneke's cinema offers a complex and nuanced exploration of modern Europe. His films frequently challenge audiences to confront their own complicity in the misfortunes of his characters, yet...

Assassin's Run: The Michael Prentiss Stories by Andrew French is a gripping tale of murder, treachery and deception set against the complex backdrop of Northern Ireland in 1980. When an undercover...

The Richer, The Poorer: A 200-Year History explores how Britain's most powerful elites have enriched themselves at the expense of rising inequality and mass poverty. Over two centuries, Stewart...

The English Poor Law, 1531-1782 by Paul Slack provides a concise synthesis of recent scholarly work, explaining the origins and development of this unique system of welfare in England from the...

Michael Watson's Story is a gripping autobiography that recounts the highs and lows of his remarkable boxing career. At its core, it's a testament to his strength of spirit and determination in the...

The story of Michael Collins, the unsung hero of the Apollo 11 mission, is finally told in full. This book delves into the life and role of the command module pilot who played a crucial part in the...

Hardcover thriller by Michael Ledwidge. When Mike Gannon is hiding out in rural New England, he's trying to escape trouble. But an old girlfriend's investigation into a student's mysterious death...

Joseph Campbell's mature wisdom and eclectic spiritual thinking are distilled in this conversation with Michael Toms.In the tradition of exploring the human experience, this book offers insights into...

Fixing the Poor: Eugenic Sterilization and Child Welfare in the Twentieth Century by Molly Ladd-Taylor. Between 1907 and 1937, thirty-two US states legalized the sterilisation of over 63,000...

A poor boy's fortunes change with the help of a loyal pet cat in this traditional Scandinavian tale. With its simple yet engaging storyline, this story is perfect for early readers or those looking...

Michael Heizer: The Once and Future Monuments by William L. Fox is the most comprehensive account available of this influential American artist's work. Spanning his career, this book combines...

Michael Psellos' Rhetoric and Authorship in Byzantium by Stratis Papaioannou explores the significance of this 11th-century Greek thinker's contributions to the history of rhetoric and...

Elric Vol. 2: Stormbringer is the second instalment in the graphic novel adaptations of Michael Moorcock's famous work.After his people are massacred, Elric is left with no choice but to claim the...

The Michael Moorcock Library Vol. 4: Elric The Weird of the White Wolf A collection of four epic stories brings Elric back to his homeland, Melnibonë, for a series of adventures that will test his...

Archangel Michael offers protection and guidance in times of need. This book explores the role of Archangel Michael in creating energetic boundaries and cutting cords from anything that no longer...