707 results for 'Earlstein, Frederick'

Behind the scenes of forensic pathology lies a world of science and mystery. Dr. Frederick Zugibe, a renowned expert in his field, takes readers through eleven of his most notorious cases, revealing...

Charlotte and Feodora: A Troubled Mother-Daughter Relationship in Imperial Germany This biography explores the complex and often fraught relationship between Princess Feodora of Saxe-Meiningen and...

The Irish played a significant role in World War II, with over 120,000 serving in the Royal Navy, Army, and Royal Air Force. This number represents a substantial increase from the pre-war period,...

Murder in Berlin is a gripping inter-war mystery that delves into the dark heart of 1930s Germany. When a glamorous film star is brutally murdered, blind war veteran Frederick Rowlands is drawn into...

The Bases of Competence: Skills for Lifelong Learning and Employability by James C. Rush, Iris Berdrow, and Frederick T. Evers is a comprehensive guide to cultivating essential skills in students. It...

Juan Perón and the Reshaping of Argentina by Frederick Turner and Jose Enrique Miguens explores the complex legacy of one of Argentina's most influential leaders. This collection of essays seeks to...

Fugitive Vision: Slave Image and Black Identity in Antebellum Narrative by Michael A. Chaney explores how black abolitionist iconography influenced early black literature, shaping the formation of...

The history of medieval Italy is marked by division and conflict. Following the death of Frederick II in 1250, the country was left without a king for nearly two decades, and recognition as an...

The V&A Gallery of Fashion Revised Edition showcases four centuries of style and craftsmanship from the world's most renowned fashion collection. Spanning from rare 18th-century gowns to...

Sigmund Freud's reputation as a pioneering psychoanalyst has been subject to intense scrutiny in recent decades. A closer examination of his life and work reveals a more complex picture. In "Freud:...

A gripping modern thriller that combines action, history and political intrigue, December follows Alex Devereux as he finds himself at the heart of a plot to overthrow a new Russian dictator. Under...

The Reporting of Captain Thunderbolt the Gentleman Bushranger His Story in Newspaper Articles 1856 - 1941 by Trudy Toohill is a unique collection of newspaper articles that tell the story of...

John Stuart Mill's moral and political philosophy is explored in this original study by Frederick Rosen. The work examines the main themes from Mill's major writings, including System of Logic (1843)...

Trees, Knots and Outriggers is the culmination of twenty-five years of research by Frederick H. Damon, exploring cultural adaptations to the environment in Melanesia. This book brings together...

Discover the historic homes that shaped Florida's First Coast. From the earliest European settlers to wealthy plantation owners and illustrious artists, this book explores the fascinating stories...

Tracy B. Strong explores the development of American citizenship and what it means to belong to this country in Learning One's Native Tongue.The concept of citizenship is not just about voting...

Peter Simple is a tale of bravery and foolishness, set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars. Written by Frederick Marryat, a captain in the Royal Navy, this novel offers a unique insight into...

Asia in the Making of Europe, Volume III A Century of Advance. Book 2, South Asia by Donald F. Lach;Donald Frederick Lach;Edwin J. Van Kley. This monumental series explores the impact of Asia's high...

A Final Promise: The Campaign to Assimilate the Indians, 1880-1920 by Frederick E. Hoxie is a significant study of Indian-white relations during a complex time in national politics. In this period,...

Iron Kingdom: The Rise and Downfall of Prussia 1600-1947 by Christopher Clark is a comprehensive account of a pivotal European power. From its humble beginnings as a medieval backwater, Prussia...

The Ultimate Question 2.0: How Net Promoter Companies Thrive in a Customer-driven World by Frederick F. Reichheld and Rob Markey In this updated edition, business loyalty expert Fred Reichheld...

Twelve years have passed since Frederick Welin's life was turned upside down. Now, in the depths of winter, he is confronted by a figure struggling towards him across the ice.The woman approaching...

The Battle of Jena and Auerstadt 1806: Napoleon's Crushing Victory In October 1806, Napoleon launched a bold attack on Prussia, catching its military off guard. The double battle of Jena and...

The German War of 1866: Volume 2, Bohemia and Moravia This is the first unabridged translation of Theodor Fontane's seminal work on the Austro Prussian War. Covering all major and minor battles in...

Experience the pinnacle of Detective fiction magazine publishing with this facsimile edition of Black Mask #129. First published in 1929, this issue represents the peak of the magazine's 20-year run,...

Augusta, the First German Empress A life of contrasts is revealed in this biography of Augusta, born a princess of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in 1811. Married at seventeen to Prince William of Prussia, she...

William Monroe Trotter was an unlikely American hero. With the style of a newspaperman and the fearlessness of an emancipator, he galvanized black working-class citizens to wield their political...

Samuel Charters recalls his incredible summer on Andros, an island in the Bahamas that 'lies on the wrong side of the wind'. In 1958, he and Ann Danberg travelled to this remote location, drawn by a...

Frederick Olafson challenges the dominant naturalist perspective on human existence, arguing that it neglects fundamental aspects of our experience. By examining the history and implications of...

Gringolandia Lifestyle Migration Under Late Capitalism by Matthew Frederick Hayes explores the phenomenon of white, middle-class expats moving from North America to South America. A growing trend,...

The Art of the English Murder by Lucy Worsley explores the phenomenon of murder in England, tracing its development from a dark and shameful deed to a national obsession. Worsley examines notorious...

The Pursuit of Glory: Europe 1648-1815 This book brings to life one of the most extraordinary periods in European history, from the aftermath of the Thirty Years War to the dynamic continent of the...

Samuel Scott's life was cut short while working on the ill-fated Titanic. His spirit now haunts the ship, moving restlessly among those who survived its tragic fate. As the vessel sails towards...

The Veteran and Other Stories is a collection of five gripping tales from acclaimed author Frederick Forsyth. Spanning centuries and continents, these stories weave together to create a thrilling...

The Oxford English Dictionary: A Monumental Achievement in Language History In 1928, British prime minister Stanley Baldwin hailed The Oxford English Dictionary as "the greatest enterprise of its...

Ulysses S. Grant's life has been shrouded in myth and misconception. This biography by Ron Chernow sets the record straight, revealing a complex and multifaceted individual whose fortunes rose and...

Christina Sharpe's Monstrous Intimacies explores how the violent legacies of slavery and racialized subjugation continue to shape subjectivities in the present. Through close readings of visual and...

Beneath the Mountain: an Anti-Prison Reader by Mumia Abu-Jamal and Jennifer Black is a collection of radical texts by individuals who have experienced incarceration and state terror firsthand. This...

Armchair Fiction presents an extra large edition of this gripping double novel. "The Violent Ones" by E. Howard Hunt is a tale of intrigue and violence that drives its protagonist to Paris, where he...

Cordelia is a Gothic romance novel set in Manchester in 1867. After being widowed under mysterious circumstances, Brook Ferguson is compelled to marry again, selecting Cordelia as his new bride...

The June 1932 issue of Dime Detective magazine is a rare and fascinating glimpse into the world of detective fiction from the early 20th century. This facsimile edition brings together stories by...

This book tells 12 shocking stories of crime and murder in Hull between 1892 and 1939. It includes accounts of notorious serial killers William Burkitt and Frederick Deeming, as well as the...

Gabby Fredericks returns home for the holidays, expecting a quiet reunion with her family. Instead, she's surprised by an unexpected encounter with Wyatt West, her best friend's brother and former...

The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels is a foundational text that explores the nature of class struggle and its implications for society. Written in 1848, this influential work...

Understanding the complexities of human desire has long been a subject of fascination. While numerous books have explored various aspects of sex, few have delved into the scientific research that...

The history of Royal Flying Corps Engine Repair Shops in France during World War I is revealed in this detailed study. Aidan J. Williams has updated and expanded his earlier articles, adding...

Prince Henry of Prussia 1862-1929 by John Van der Kiste is a biography that sheds light on an often-overlooked figure in European royal history. Born into a prominent German royal family, Prince...

A comprehensive reassessment of Pope Alexander III's papacy (1159-81) has long been overdue. This book brings together thirteen essays that review existing scholarship and present the latest...

Rudolf Steiner's Early History of Eurythmy presents a unique insight into the development of this new art form. This collection of addresses, notebook entries, and programs offers a chronological...

A newly rendered drama by Diana Stone Peters and Frederick G. Peters, Prince Friedrich of Homburg is a profound exploration of psychological insight. Written in 1810, it probes fundamental questions...

Blaine Pardoe's Lost Eagles is a fascinating account of one man's mission to find missing airmen in both World War I and II. The author has painstakingly researched the techniques developed by...

Patriarchy Blues: A Scorching Treatise on Toxic Masculinity In this personal and poignant collection, Frederick Joseph examines the culture of masculinity through the lens of a Black man, exploring...

Dime Detective Magazine #5 Facsimile Edition brings together five gripping stories from the golden age of detective fiction. Published in 2023, this facsimile edition features contributions from...

Rudolf Steiner's landmark lectures challenge our understanding of human consciousness and its evolution throughout history. By studying the differences in human souls during various historical eras,...

Holism and Evolution by Jan Christiaan Smuts is a foundational philosophical work that explores the concept of holism, defined as "the tendency in nature to form wholes that are greater than the sum...

A beguiling tale of espionage and double-dealing in the years leading up to World War II is revealed in this story. Frederick Rutland's life was marked by deception and betrayal, as he acted as a...

The Smith: A History of Metalwork and Folklore This charming volume explores the ancient craft of metalwork and blacksmithing, delving into traditional stories and folk tales that have shaped the...

Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret by Frederick Howard Taylor and Geraldine Taylor is a biography that explores the life and spiritual journey of one of the greatest missionaries of all time. A pivotal...

If you're considering bringing a cat into your life, but are unsure about the responsibilities involved, this straightforward guide is a great place to start. Audrey Frederick shares her own...

George Harrison and Eric Clapton's creative partnership had a profound impact on rock music. This book explores their relationship from 1968 to the early 1970s, tracing the making of two...

The Billy the Kid Reader by Frederick Nolan offers a comprehensive collection of writings about William H. Bonney's life and times. This well-rounded compendium draws from various sources, including...

The Big Change America Transforms Itself, 1900-1950 by Frederick Lewis Allen This comprehensive history charts the transformative period in American life from 1900 to 1950. Written at a time of...

Brain in Balance: Understanding the Genetics and Neurochemistry Behind Addiction and Sobriety by Frederick Von Stieff M D. Discover how your balance of neurotransmitters influences personality,...

The 'Meredith Effect' How a Soviet Spy Helped Change the Course of WWII by Peter Spring. In 1930s Britain, aircraft designers faced a daunting challenge: how to cool engines without increasing drag...

A rich narrative of self-emancipation in 19th-century America tells the story of Ellen and William Craft, an enslaved couple who achieved one of the boldest feats of freedom in history. In 1848, they...

Understanding Sexual Serial Killing by Frederick Toates and Olga Coschug-Toates This book offers a comprehensive analysis of sexual serial killing from a psychological perspective, integrating...

The Empire of Manuel I Komnenos, 1143-1180 by Paul Magdalino This book reevaluates the reign of Manuel I Komnenos, the Byzantine emperor who ruled from 1143 to 1180. Recent scholarship has shed new...

Equatorial Guinea, a small country roughly the size of Maryland, has long been plagued by allegations of corruption and human rights abuses. In March 2004, a group of mercenaries from Britain, South...

Torrington: A History of Industry and Progress in Northwest Connecticut. In 1737, Ebenezer Lyman Jr. and his wife Sarah arrived in northwest Connecticut, finding little more than wilderness to settle...

The Silver Meteor train rumbles to life as Ruth Ellen embarks on a journey towards a new life. In poems, she tells her story, leaving behind the cotton fields and distant Blue Ridge mountains. As she...

The Diplomacy of Theodore Roosevelt by Frederick W. Marks III offers a fresh perspective on one of America's most complex leaders. For decades, Theodore Roosevelt has been remembered as a rugged...

A Fierce Wind by Regan Walker In 1794 France, Zoé Ariane Donet's life is turned upside down when she meets the commander of the royalist army. When he falls in danger, she joins the cause to rescue...

The Battle of Rossbach 1757 New Perspectives on the Battle and Campaign by Alexander Querengässer In November 1757, Frederick's army achieved a significant victory over French and Imperial forces at...

When a film star's peaceful holiday in Cornwall turns into a murder investigation, Frederick Rowlands is drawn into a complex web of politics and deceit. As he works with Secret Service agent Iris...

God's Terrorists: The Wahhabi Cult and the Hidden Roots of Modern Jihad by Charles Allen The brutal assassination of Commissioner Frederick Mackeson in 1853 was a bloody declaration of conflict that...

Beatrix Potter was born into a life of wealth in 1860s London, where her vivid imagination would take root. From an early age, she was fascinated by natural history and archaeology, spending hours...

The Grand Strategy of the Habsburg Empire by A. Wess Mitchell is a historical analysis of how Austria survived for centuries as a European great power despite facing numerous enemies and lacking many...

The Bone Cutter by G. F. Cope is a historical account of life as a surgeon's mate in the British Army during the late 18th century. Set against the backdrop of war and revolution, this gripping...

Rites of Holy Week in the Extraordinary Form is a comprehensive guide to celebrating the sacred ceremonies of Classic Roman Rite during Holy Week. Written by Rev. Frederick R. McManus, this 1956...

Discover the remarkable stories of Jewish Londoners who shaped global fashion in the 20th century. Fashion City reveals the vital role these individuals played in making London an iconic fashion...

Africa since 1940: The Past of the Present is a flagship textbook in Cambridge University Press' New Approaches to African History series. Revised to include the history and scholarship of Africa...

Abolitionism: A Very Short Introduction explores the diverse and dynamic social movement to end slavery in the United States and internationally from the eighteenth to nineteenth centuries. This...

Darby English explores 1971, a pivotal year in American cultural politics, when two groundbreaking exhibitions opened. Contemporary Black Artists in America and The DeLuxe Show brought modernist...

The Pilgrim's Progress From This World to That Which Is to Come is a complete and uncut edition of John Bunyan's timeless allegory. In this single volume, you'll find both the first half, written in...

Nicholas de Bresancourt, Duc de Valenciennes, has returned to France after years abroad. His life is complicated by his estranged wife and a long-lost daughter he's recently discovered. With the...

Daphne du Maurier's correspondence with Oriel Malet spans thirty years, from their initial meeting at a London cocktail party in the early 1950s. Despite a twenty-year age gap between them, their...

The Ever-Victorious Army: A History of the Chinese Campaign (1860-64) Under Lt-Col C. G. Gordon This book tells the story of an elite force of Chinese troops, officered by Europeans and initially...

Marx in Management and Organisation Studies: Rethinking Value, Labour and Class Struggles by Frederick Harry Pitts offers a fresh perspective on the study of labour, value, and social antagonisms in...

Michael Somes: A Life in The Royal Ballet Michael Somes was the driving force behind The Royal Ballet's most iconic performances. Born in 1917, he defied convention to become a star and a maker of...

The Deception at Lyme Or, The Peril of Persuasion by Carrie Bebris A mysterious death at the Cobb in Lyme sets off a chain of events that draws the Darcys into a complex web of intrigue. Following...

The United States Governed by Six Hundred Thousand Despots: A True Story of Slavery; A Rediscovered Narrative, with a Full Biography A groundbreaking narrative written by an ex-slave and ex-American,...

True North: Peary Cook and the Race to the Pole by Bruce Henderson In 1909, two men laid claim to the ultimate prize in exploration. A century later, their rivalry remains one of the most enduring in...

The story of Nuff Sed begins in Victorian London, where a lighterman's life was marked by hardship and struggle. Frederick Horsfall's experiences unloading ships at the great exhibition of 1851 set...

Plateau's Problem: An Invitation to Varifold Geometry by Frederick J. Almgren (Jr.) This influential book explores the theory of minimal surfaces and geometric measure theory, introducing the concept...

American political thought has been shaped by those who fought against social inequality and economic exclusion. Yet the voices of African American resistance have often been neglected or forgotten...

The History of the Catholic Church in Latin America From Conquest to Revolution and Beyond by John Frederick Schwaller offers a comprehensive synthesis of the Catholic Church's role in shaping Latin...

Scarlet Plume is a historical novel set against the backdrop of the largest Indian uprising in American history. In 1862, the conflict in southern Minnesota reached its boiling point as Sioux...

The first volume of Frederick Copleston's comprehensive history of philosophy explores the development of philosophical thought from its earliest beginnings to the emergence of early modern...

Send Back the Money! explores a fascinating and often overlooked chapter in Scottish and American relations and Church history. Iain Whyte examines the Free Church's involvement with American...

Danger! - A True History of a Great City's Wiles and Temptations is an 1886 work by American lawyer William Frederick Howe, detailing some of the notable cases handled by his law firm, which gained...