1519 results for 'Mollo, Victor'

Understanding who God wants you to be is the key to overcoming negative self-image and finding victory in life. This message from Neil Anderson's breakthrough freedom-in-Christ approach can help...

Victorian Demons explores the complex and often contradictory nature of masculinity in late 19th-century Britain. By examining how dominant models of masculinity were demonized in various literary,...

A collection of spine-chilling stories from the Victorian era, featuring tales of ghostly encounters and supernatural events. Penned by some of the greatest writers of the time, these stories are...

A Victorian flower dictionary is a unique and fascinating way to explore the language of flowers. This book reveals the historical, literary, and cultural significance of flowers, from their meanings...

Step back into the murky world of late Georgian and early Victorian English murder. This book presents a collection of facsimiles of authentic nineteenth century crime reports, offering a glimpse...

2,100 Victorian Monograms is a comprehensive collection of two-letter monograms, ideal for enhancing graphic projects with calligraphic flair. These easily reproducible, royalty-free letters are...

Nelson's remarkable life and achievements are the subject of this comprehensive biography. Roger Knight's in-depth analysis explores the key factors behind his extraordinary success, placing him...

Explore the intricate beauty of Chinese dress in this stunning collection of historic and contemporary garments. Featuring sumptuous photography of pieces from the V&A's outstanding collection,...

Published in 2015, Forbidden Fruits is a classic Victorian erotic novel that explores frank and explicit themes of sex. Its influence on the genre cannot be overstated.Written in a style that was...

Vancouver & Victoria, your comprehensive travel guide to the region's top sights and hidden gems. This updated edition features new experiences, rechecked businesses, and insider tips to help you...

Mrs Robinson's Disgrace: The Private Diary of a Victorian LadyA candid and intimate portrait of a complex woman, longing for passion and companionship in a society bound by rigid ideas about marriage...

The Victorian Studies Reader brings together some of the key pieces on Victorian history, society and culture in one comprehensive volume. This collection draws on new trends in studying the...

The British Gunboats of Victoria's Empire offers a fascinating history of the iconic ocean-going gunboats that played a crucial role in maintaining Britain's position as a global power during the...

Beatrix Potter's life was far more extraordinary than her beloved stories. This biography reveals the passionate and unconventional woman behind the tales: an artist and businesswoman, a pioneering...

Executioner: The Chronicles of a Victorian HangmanThis fascinating biography delves into the life of James Berry, Britain's hangman from 1884 to 1892. Berry was a complex figure who took a genuine...

The Penguin Book of Victorian Verse brings together a diverse range of poetry from the reign of Queen Victoria. At its heart are celebrated poets such as Tennyson, Robert Browning, and Christina...

The Victory According to Mark: An Exposition of the Second Gospel by Mark Horne provides a fresh perspective on the Gospel of Mark. Often overlooked in favour of other New Testament accounts, this...

At the end of 1917, Britain and France faced a strategic nightmare. Their great offensives against Germany had been calamitous, leaving hundreds of thousands of young men dead and wounded for...

Decadent Divorce Scandal and Sensation in Victorian Britain by Ruth Derham is a fascinating exploration of the Royal Courts of Justice during its inaugural year. In 1883, the new court opened its...

Preston's Victorian Red Light District Into the Sandhole by John GarlingtonThis book explores the lesser-known history of Preston's red light district during the Victorian era, delving into the lives...

Deborah Epstein Nord explores how women are represented in urban texts from the 19th century, examining the role of the female figure as a marker for social suffering and poverty.The female spectator...

Queen Victoria: A Life of Contrasts This concise biography offers insight into the life of Queen Victoria, one of Britain's longest-reigning monarchs. Born during a time of great change, Victoria's...

The aerial victory claims of the top eight JG 52 fighter aces over Hungary throughout 1944-1945 have long been shrouded in controversy. New archival materials now provide an opportunity to set the...

Queen Victoria's Gene Haemophilia and the Royal Family by D. M. Potts and William Taylor Windle Potts is a fascinating exploration of the medical mystery that affected one of Britain's most iconic...

Queen Victoria A Photographic Journey takes you aboard Cunard's iconic Queen Victoria, offering a unique glimpse into life on board one of the world's most famous ocean liners.With stunning colour...

As an Overcomer, you can live in light of the victory God has already won on your behalf. This book guides you through eight specific blessings that will serve as the foundation of your daily life in...

This visual analysis of the colors used in furnishing fabrics and wallpapers from the 15th century to the present day provides inspiration for designers. The book features reproductions of fabrics...

Breaking Controlling Powers: Victory Over Spiritual Attacks Roberts Liardon has combined three of his most popular books to provide spiritual guidance for those seeking to overcome controlling powers...

Britain Against Napoleon: The Organisation of Victory, 1793-1815 by R. J. B. Knight and Roger Knight. For over twenty years after 1793, France dominated continental Europe. Yet Britain survived and...

Pablo Fanque and the Victorian Circus A Romance of Real Life by Gareth H. H. Davies is a fascinating biography that explores the life of William Darby, the first black circus proprietor in Britain...

Capturing Jack the Ripper In the Boots of a Bobby in Victorian LondonAutobiographical insights into the lives of Queen Victoria's police constables, from recruitment to training and life on the...

The Victory Girls by Joanna Toye As the Allied forces push forward in their quest for victory, friendship becomes more important than ever. Spring 1944 marks a turning point in the lives of those...

The Victorian Gothic: A Comprehensive Exploration This multi-disciplinary scholarly work provides an in-depth examination of the Victorian Gothic, covering a range of diverse contexts including...

Discover the roots of Victorian mysticism and its enduring influence on modern culture. This book explores the history of spiritual practices such as automatic writing, cartomancy, and clairvoyance,...

The End of the Beginning: Montgomery and the Eighth Army in North Africa 1942-1943 In April 1942, General Montgomery took command of the Allied Eighth Army in North Africa, a region that would prove...

A collection of rare 19th-century Christmas ghost stories from U.S. newspapers and magazines reveals a forgotten tradition in America during the holiday season. These tales, featuring legends from...

Located beneath the heart of central London, Churchill's secret bunker was a temporary refuge built to withstand air raid attacks. For those who lived and worked there, it became a second home.This...

Queen Victoria's life and legacy spanned an era of significant social, political, and industrial change in Great Britain. During her 64-year reign, she adapted to new technologies and innovations,...

Sandringham Rose by Mary Mackie is a heart-wrenching family saga set in Victorian Norfolk. When Rose Hamilton's mother dies in childbirth, her father abandons her, leaving her to care for their farm,...

The Cambridge Companion to the Victorian Novel by Deirdre David provides an in-depth exploration of the British novel during its most influential period. This updated second edition reflects the...

Stranded at a house party, Harriet Rowsley's worst fears are confirmed when she is ignored by the aristocratic guests. But when a murder takes place, and the only suspect is an eleven-year-old maid,...

Death on Ireland's Eye: A Victorian Murder Trial that Scandalised a Nation By Dean Ruxton Gill Books, 2022, 236 pages, paperback In September 1852, the picturesque island of Ireland's Eye was left...

Discoveries that promised to change the world forever. In this fascinating follow-up to Great Victorian Inventions, Caroline Rochford explores the wondrous experiments and extraordinary theories of...

Julia Margaret Cameron's photographs offer a unique window into the cultural and artistic circles of Victorian Britain. Born in Calcutta in 1815, Cameron was exposed to the complexities of...

A Short Biography of an Irish Soldier by James McCarraher is a concise account of Colour Sergeant Joseph McCarraher's experiences as a young soldier in the British army. At just 13 years old, he...

A comprehensive study of the development of mechanical and metal cased pencils in the 19th century is presented in this book. Over 700 photographs illustrate the extraordinary variety of propelling...

The Man in the Shadows by Alys Clare is a gripping Victorian mystery that delves into the darker side of London's upper classes. In 1881, private investigators Lily Raynor and Felix Wilbraham are...

The Year that Shaped the Victorian Age by Michael Wheeler In 1845, a pivotal year in the decade of revolution and change, the course of Victorian England was forever altered. This was a time of...

Drawing on Archaeology: Bringing History to Life by Victor Ambrus This book explores how archaeologists use excavation to recreate snapshots of the past. By examining key excavations from various...

A marriage on the brink of collapse, a secret that could destroy everything, and a shocking twist that will keep you guessing until the very end. Victor Smiley's life is a perfect facade, but beneath...

The Greatest Inventor by Ben Brooks is a magical new adventure about breaking a curse and finding your way home. When Walter Swizwit's magic tricks fail to impress, he puts a spell on the village of...

Step into the dark world of Angel Meadow, a Victorian slum notorious for its poverty, crime, and disease. Manchester's industrial underbelly is revealed in this vivid account of life in the 19th...

Bogie Tales of East Anglia by M. H. James is a rare and fascinating book on the supernatural folklore of Norfolk and Suffolk. First published in 1891, it was the first book devoted to the folklore of...

A heartwarming and humorous novel set against the backdrop of World War II, V for Victory explores the complexities of life in the final months of the war. When Vee Sedge witnesses a road accident...

Discover the world of Japanese art and design, from ancient samurai to cutting-edge contemporary styles. The V&A's unparalleled collection is showcased in this fully updated and revised book,...

The Victorian House offers a unique perspective on domestic life during the 19th century. Through a collection of letters, diaries, and other primary sources, Judith Flanders reconstructs the daily...

The Battered Body Beneath the Flagstones, and Other Victorian Scandals by Michelle Morgan is a gripping exploration of the darker side of Victorian England. This book delves into high-profile crimes...

Queen Victoria and the Romanovs Sixty Years of Mutual Distrust by Coryne Hall. The complex relationships between British royalty and Russian nobility are revealed in this fascinating account of sixty...

Queen Victoria After Albert: Her Life and Loves by Ilana D. Miller is a fascinating biography that explores the personal life of one of Britain's most iconic monarchs. From her ascension to the...

Unlocking the Church: A Forgotten Revolution in Social and Architectural History The Victorian era saw a profound transformation in the way churches were designed and experienced. From 1800 to 1900,...

The Real World of Victorian Steampunk: Steam Planes and Radiophones Discover the fascinating world of steampunk, where science fiction meets historical fact. This book explores the real inventions...

The Arab Revolution represents a turning point in world history. This book presents a selection of articles from Marxist.com and socialist.net, providing a blow-by-blow account of the dramatic events...

Death at Victoria Dock by Kerry Greenwood A young man lies cradled in Phryne Fisher's arms, his life slipping away. But this is no scene of seduction - it's murder. Phryne's windscreen has been shot...

The Cambridge Companion to Victorian Culture by Francis O'Gorman provides authoritative coverage of the cultural achievements and developments of the Victorian era. This collection of specially...

The history of British food is as complex and varied as the country's past itself. From the Celts to the Victorians, different cultures have left their mark on the nation's cuisine. This book...

Dogs in Victorian Britain were more than just pets - they were an integral part of their owners' lives. This book explores the fascinating stories of those who helped shape our modern understanding...

Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, died in December 1861, leaving the nation in shock. His passing was a devastating blow to Victoria, who had relied heavily on him throughout their 21-year...

A Song Of Victory: A Historical Christian Romance by Rachael C Duncan is set against the tumultuous backdrop of Jerusalem's most pivotal moments. As the teachings of Jesus Christ spread, the city...

Thirteen rare tales by James Skipp Borlase have been collected and republished for the first time. A prolific Victorian Christmas ghost story author, Borlase's works were published in obscure British...

An Historical Map of Beverley: Medieval, Georgian and Victorian town provides a detailed visual record of the town's development over three distinct periods.Comprising maps from medieval times, the...

The technical plans for British warships provide a unique insight into their design and construction. These highly detailed drawings, created by skilled draughtsmen in multi-coloured inks and washes,...

Lily Clare has always felt like an outsider in the world around her. As the adopted daughter of the rector, she's grown up surrounded by the comforts and conventions of Victorian Norfolk society. But...

By the mid-nineteenth century, the railways had revolutionised travel in Britain, enabling ordinary people to explore beyond their local surroundings. This newfound freedom led to the rapid growth of...

This collection of letters offers a unique insight into life in late Victorian Weardale. Written by Francis Vickers to his cousins who had emigrated to Canada, these letters provide a fascinating...

This comprehensive guide to Victorian Literature and Culture provides an ideal introduction to literature and its context from 1837-1900. Covering the historical, cultural, and intellectual...

Ungovernable: A Hilarious and Unsettling Guide to Victorian Child-Rearing Feminist historian Therese Oneill offers a unique perspective on the unconventional parenting practices of the Victorians...

Spindle Cove is a haven for those seeking refuge from the world. For some, it's a destination for young ladies with delicate constitutions, while others come to escape the wrong men. Here, Victor...

Deena Kastor's remarkable story is one of transformation and triumph. From a promising youth runner to an elite athlete, she overcame burnout and self-doubt with the help of her coach Joe Vigil.In...

The Ripper Letters: Missed Clues and Reflections on Victorian Society by M. J. Trow explores the lesser-known world of those who wrote to claim to be the infamous Jack the Ripper killer, or suggested...

Theatre of Marvels is a gripping historical novel that whisks you away to Victorian London. A young woman's search for identity and justice sets her on a perilous path, as she navigates the...

This examination of Victorian England spans from Queen Victoria's accession in 1837 to the close of the century in 1901. A particular focus is placed on the period following 1875.Through this clear...

The Burden of Rhyme: Victorian Poetry and its Place in Literary Studies Naomi Levine explores how the search for rhyme's origins shaped Victorian poetry theory and practice. For Victorians, rhyme was...

Milltown Mischief offers a unique glimpse into life in Bolton 150 years ago. This collection of true tales reveals the challenges faced by those living and working in the town during Victorian times...

The Sting of Victory: A Dark Lesbian Fantasy Romance by S D Simper In a world haunted by horror and abuse, Flowridia finds solace in her new role with the royal family. However, it's there that she...

Fanny and Stella: A Dazzling Story of Cross-Dressing and the Birth of Camp. In 19th-century England, two men defied convention by dressing as women. Their lives were marked by sensational trials,...

Outcast London: A Study in the Relationship Between Classes in Victorian Society by Gareth Stedman Jones explores the complex and often volatile world of Victorian London's working class. The city's...

The 1986 New York Giants are legendary for their championship season and enduring friendships. Coach Bill Parcells and his assistant Bill Belichick led a team featuring future Hall of Famers, but...

A Companion to Victorian Literature and Culture by Herbert F. Tucker is a comprehensive analysis of the literary era that shaped modern Britain. Thirty leading scholars from around the world...

The Last Roll Call: A Powerful Conclusion to the Saga of the 29th Infantry Division in World War II. Joseph Balkoski brings his meticulous research and masterful storytelling skills to a fitting...

Swindling in Chess: Snatching Victory from a Losing PositionA comprehensive guide to outsmarting your opponents and turning losing positions into wins, this book explores the often-overlooked art of...

Small Victories: A Pocket-Sized Coloring Book for Little Wins and Miniature Masterpieces Coloring book artist Johanna Basford invites you to create satisfying and simple masterpieces in this...

A novel about the life and work of Eliza Acton, who revolutionized British cookery writing in the 19th century. In 1835, England was experiencing a culinary renaissance, with new ingredients from...

His Blood Speaks 31-Day Devotional: Your Victory - the Devil's DefeatGinger Ziegler invites you to discover the power of Jesus' Blood in this 31-day devotional. When Cain killed his brother Abel, his...

Digging for Treasure: A Guide to Finding Valuable Victorian Rubbish Dumps is a practical guide written by Ron Dale, who shares his own experiences and knowledge gained from years of digging in...

Between 1875 and 1947, Britain experienced an unusual engagement with occult schema and supernatural phenomena. This period saw a diverse array of responses from authors, artists, actors,...

The Daughters of Victory Street is a heart-warming historical novel about a community coming together in the face of hardship. In 1952 Liverpool, the Second World War casts a long shadow over Victory...

Explore the charming world of Victorian domestic architecture with this unique coloring book. Featuring original illustrations of various rooms within a typical Victorian home, including exterior and...

Dante Gabriel Rossetti Portraits of Women by Debra Mancoff is a beautifully designed gift book that explores the artist's exquisite portraits of women. Rossetti, one of the founding members of the...

The Murder of the Whitechapel Mistress A sensational murder mystery from Victorian London's darkest corners. In 1872, respected businessman Henry Wainwright's life unraveled in a scandalous affair...

Stuart Goldman's "Nomonhan, 1939" presents a compelling case for the significance of a lesser-known conflict in shaping the course of World War II. By examining the Soviet-Japanese war along the...