3434 results for 'Court, Dilly'

Eliza Rose is a captivating debut children's novel from Lucy Worsley, offering an exciting glimpse behind the scenes of the Tudor court.The story follows Eliza Camperdowne, a young and headstrong...

Discover the untold stories of England's medieval past through the eyes of its social elite. From the Peasants Revolt to the War of the Roses, and from Glorious Agincourt to the murder of the Princes...

Manors and Manorial Documents After 1500: A Guide for Local and Family Historians in England and Wales provides valuable insights into the management of post medieval manors. This comprehensive guide...

Queen Charlotte, a novel by Julia Quinn and Shonda Rhimes, tells the story of a young woman's journey to the throne. In 1761, Charlotte is married to the King, and must navigate the intricate...

Fiona Maye is a leading High Court judge, presiding over cases in the family court. Her professional success is marked by her fierce intelligence, exactitude and sensitivity. However, her personal...

The Lady of the Ravens by Joanna Hickson In the shadow of the Tower of London, two women's lives become inextricably linked. Elizabeth of York, queen to Henry VII, is haunted by her troubled past,...

Hans Holbein the Younger's portrait drawings are renowned for their objectivity and superb draftsmanship. This collection presents 44 of his finest works, created during his time as court painter to...

Coaching Basketball: 30 Set Plays and Quick Hitters for the 1-4 High AlignmentThis comprehensive guide provides coaches with a versatile set of plays and quick hitters that can be run from a 1-4 high...

O'Sullivan and Hilliard's The Law of Contract provides a clear overview of fundamental principles of contract law. Written by Janet O'Sullivan, this 11th edition has been updated to reflect recent...

When a devastating tidal wave threatens to destabilize the fragile balance of power, Private Kaylin Neya is summoned to Court and drawn into a complex web of politics and murder. As she navigates the...

Terrorism is a powerful debut play by Oleg Presnyakov, first performed at the Royal Court Theatre in 2003. The work presents a series of ordinary scenes that gradually reveal deeper issues of...

The King is dead. Long live the King. And death to his enemies. In A Promise of Lies, Clare Sager weaves a dark and addictive tale of love, loyalty, and deception. Kat's bargain with Dawn Court seems...

The Secret Magistrate by Anonymous A behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of a magistrates' court, this book takes readers on a tour of a year in the life of an inner-city magistrate. The...

The Messenger of Measham Hall A 17th Century Tale of Espionage and Intrigue by Anna Abney. In the midst of England's turmoil, as the Protestant forces of Prince William of Orange threaten to invade,...

Ruby Lal explores the domestic life and role of women in the Mughal court of 16th-century India, challenging traditional interpretations of the haram. Her research reveals a complex society where...

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black is a gripping tale of survival and deception in a treacherous world. When Jude and her sisters are brutally murdered, they are abducted by a fearsome assassin and...

The Invisible Parent: The Dark Art of Parental Alienation by Anonymous (Brown Dog Books, 2022) Parental Alienation is a form of post-divorce abuse that affects children in the UK family courts. It...

Terence's life takes an unexpected turn when Gawain arrives at his isolated cottage in the woods. As Gawain's squire, Terence leaves behind a secluded existence and embarks on a journey of adventure...

Environmental Adjudication by Emma Lees and Ole W Pedersen explores the complex role of judges in environmental law. The authors examine how courts navigate tensions between neutrality, dispute...

A weekend retreat at Bragley Court takes a deadly turn when a hunting party is marred by a series of gruesome events. A mystery novelist, an actress, a journalist and an artist are among the guests,...

London, 1609. Lucy St.John's life is turned upside down when she becomes embroiled in a web of court politics and deceit. Seduced by the Earl of Suffolk, she creates an enemy in his sister, the...

The Future of War Crimes Justice by Chris Stephen The history of war law is complex and often contentious. Since its establishment in 2002, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has struggled to...

Yen by Anna Ruth Jordan explores the complexities of childhood and adolescence. Two young girls, Hench and Bobbie, navigate their lives at home with limited adult supervision, leading to unexpected...

The Mental Capacity Act 2005: A Clinician's Guide This practical guide explains the key aspects of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, essential for clinicians to understand and apply in their daily...

Reconstructing 17th-century Paris with vivid storytelling, this true-crime narrative explores the dark underbelly of crime-ridden streets and royal intrigue.In the late 1600s, Louis XIV assigns...

Catherine de' Medici's future hangs in the balance as she navigates the treacherous landscape of 16th-century France. With her husband Henry poised to become King, Catherine knows that securing an...

The Pillow Book by Sei Shonagon Written in the 10th century, this intimate and witty account offers a unique glimpse into life at the Japanese court during the Heian period. Sei Shonagon's personal...

A comprehensive collection of American political rhetoric, exploring fundamental principles through examples of political communication from the founding to contemporary times. Now in its eighth...

Madame de Pompadour: A LifeThis sumptuous biography sheds new light on the talented and resilient woman who influenced, for better and worse, the fate of France. Born into a world apart from the...

Louise de la Vallière's life was forever changed by one fateful action - taming a wild white stallion with ancient magic. This moment of youthful defiance would haunt her, shaping the course of her...

The Girl in the Mirror by Sarah Gristwood is a beautifully layered and textured novel that brings to life the intricate world of Elizabeth I's court. Jeanne, a young French exile, finds herself drawn...

Jane Seymour, The Haunted Queen by Alison Weir This captivating novel offers a fresh perspective on the life of Jane Seymour, Henry VIII's third queen. Drawing on new research, acclaimed historian...

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel In this gripping novel, Hilary Mantel brings the Tudor court to vivid life, exploring the complex web of power, politics and intrigue that defined the era. The story...

The kingdom of Goredd is home to humans and dragons who coexist in an uneasy peace. When a member of the royal family is murdered, the fragile balance between their worlds is threatened. Seraphina, a...

Against the Odds: From the Slums of Summer Lane Corruption breeds corruption, and when it seeps into the police and courts, it can have far-reaching consequences. Thomas Lewin explores this issue,...

The Puritan Princess: A Gripping Historical Novel Discover the powerful and unforgettable story of Frances Cromwell, the youngest daughter of Oliver Cromwell. After the turmoil of Civil War, Frances...

Anatomy of the State by Murray N. Rothbard explores the nature of the state as a predatory entity that steals resources from those engaged in production. Drawing on the work of Franz Oppenheimer and...

Locating Renaissance Art explores the dynamic exchange between European artistic centers and artists, as well as the trade in works of art. This book considers how differing locations influenced art...

A treacherous imperial court holds its breath as the crown princess's assassination reignites tensions between two nations. In this epic fantasy series inspired by East Asian cultures, Komor Yala...

At the heart of royal courts for centuries, feasts have played a vital role in monarchs' lives. This engaging book explores the history of royal dining, from medieval kitchens to modern-day dinner...

This book explores one of the most debated issues in comparative constitutional theory: can constitutional amendments be unconstitutional? Yaniv Roznai examines the challenges of constitutional...

A spellbinding tale of two young souls from different worlds, set against the backdrop of 10th Century England. In this captivating story, a French prince and a Cornish girl find themselves entwined...

Behind the Curtain: A Chilling Exposé of the Banking Industry In 1968, a landmark court case in Credit River, Minnesota, USA, shed light on a shocking truth about the banking industry. First National...

Lady Elfrida's fate hangs in the balance as she navigates the treacherous world of 11th-century politics. Six years of exile has left her desperate to regain her place at court, but one misstep could...

Cox Or, the Course of Time is a richly imagined tale of time, mortality and human connection. In 18th-century China, clockmaker Alister Cox is invited to build machines that capture the passing of...

In 1535, Thomas Cromwell's rise to power has brought him far from his humble beginnings. As first minister to King Henry VIII, his fortune has flourished alongside that of Anne Boleyn, the king's...

Lady Hyegyong's memoirs are a chilling account of murder and intrigue within the royal court. Composed over nearly a decade from 1795 to 1805, this masterpiece offers a glimpse into a world of...

The queen is dead, and someone must pay. In the aftermath, twin heirs Izaveta and Asya are forced to navigate their roles as future rulers. While one remains at court to learn the skills needed for...

A new play by Ava Wong Davies explores the complexities of love and relationships. At its centre is a chance encounter between two people with vastly different backgrounds and experiences, who find...

The Hidden Case of Ewan Forbes: A remarkable story of a landmark court case that transformed transgender experience in Britain.In 1965, Ewan Forbes was set to inherit his family's baronetcy, but his...

Sir Edmund Backhouse's memoirs offer a unique and shocking glimpse into the inner workings of China's imperial palace in the years leading up to its collapse. Written shortly before his death, these...

The Girl in the Tower is a spellbinding tale of folklore, history, and magic, set against the backdrop of 16th-century Moscow. Vasilisa, a young woman with a unique gift, must navigate the...

Katharine Parr: Henry's Final Queen A remarkable woman emerges from the shadows of history in this captivating biography. Alison Weir brings to life Katharine Parr, the sixth wife of Henry VIII,...

The Ultimate Boston Celtics Trivia Book A Collection of Amazing Trivia Quizzes and Fun Facts for Die-Hard Celtics Fans! Discover the fascinating stories behind the Boston Celtics' 17 NBA titles,...

The Prince of the Blood is set twenty years after the events of the Riftwar series. In this continuation, a group of powerful nobles attempt to overthrow the Empress of Kesh, causing bitter divisions...

A true story stranger than fiction. In 1920s Australia, an Irish Catholic nun fled her convent in Wagga Wagga after fearing for her life, sparking a sectarian war that divided the nation. Her...

A sensational true story that blurs the boundaries between tabloid scoop and court case, Vardy v Rooney is a gripping exploration of privacy and celebrity in modern Britain. Edited from seven days of...

Roger Federer: A Life of Passion and PurposeThis in-depth biography explores the life of tennis superstar Roger Federer, delving behind the scenes to reveal the man behind the legend. Zurich-based...

Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida offers a fresh perspective on one of his most complex plays. This monograph explores why understanding the author's intentions is crucial to appreciating the work,...

The Sun King by Nancy Mitford This biography offers a clear and fascinating account of Louis XIV's life and reign. During his time as king, Louis XIV presided over a golden age of military and...

The Lady Elizabeth By Alison Weir In 1536, England's most glittering court was home to great power and treachery. For Elizabeth Tudor, daughter of Henry VIII, life changed forever when her mother...

The Alexiad by Anna Comnena is a unique and compelling account of life in the Byzantine Empire during the 11th century. Written from the perspective of one who was there, this epic book covers...

The Chosen Queen by Joanna Courtney is a gripping tale of love, power and duty set against the backdrop of medieval England. As Edyth navigates the treacherous world of royal courts, she finds...

The Seljuks of Anatolia: A Study of Court and Society in the Medieval Middle East This volume sheds new light on the Seljuk dynasty, one of the most influential dynasties of the thirteenth-century...

The year is Three Rabbit, and the storm is coming. Acatl, High Priest for the Dead, has no desire to involve himself in the intrigues of the powerful once again. However, when one of the prisoners...

The Ludicrous Laws of Old London by Nigel Cawthorne London's laws are as quirky as they are fascinating. From medieval statutes still in force to the City's own unique legal oddities, this city has...

The sixth edition of Goode and McKendrick on Commercial Law is an authoritative text that provides comprehensive coverage of commercial law in both national and international contexts. With its...

This book is a personal account of one woman's experience with the British police and court system, highlighting the challenges women face when interacting with law enforcement. Zoe Phillips shares...

Scotland in 1504 offers a fresh perspective through the eyes of Ellen and Anne, two Moorish women who arrive at a royal court with unexpected ambitions. They must fight to claim their place within...

Helen Chadwick: The Oval Court by Marina Warner is an illustrated exploration of the artist's 1986 installation. This work showcased Chadwick's characteristic themes, including the female body and...

How Judges Think by Richard A. Posner offers a unique perspective on how judges and justices decide cases.In routine cases, judges apply clear pre-existing legal rules to the facts of a case using...

When King George III and his German Princess bride met in 1761, their union was swift and unexpected. Born with fire and intelligence, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz brought qualities the British...

A Faulty Eviction by Daniel Adam Garwood is a humorous tale of resistance against commercial greed. In 2019, Kevin Douglas, the tyrannical landlord of Pendrick Court, sends eviction notices to his...

The Magician: Apprentice A Novel by Raymond E. Feist is set in a world of magic and adventure, where an orphaned boy named Pug becomes apprenticed to a powerful court magician. As Pug navigates the...

Anne Boleyn: Henry VIII's Obsession tells the epic story of the most controversial and scandalous woman to sit on the throne of England. From her early days at Hever Castle in Kent, Anne's wit and...

Life as a lady's maid in a 1930s stately home is revealed in this fascinating memoir. Hilda Newman recounts her experiences living and working at Croome Court, surrounded by the grandeur of an 18th...

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: The Last Interview and Other Conversations is a collection of in-depth interviews that reveal the life and career of one of America's most influential legal minds. From her early...

The Philosophy of Legal Proof by Lewis Ross Decisions made in criminal courts can have life-altering consequences for those accused, while civil trials can impact thousands of people through...

Judge Marcus Flavius Severus returns in "Marcus Aurelius Betrayed", the third mystery in Alan Scribner's highly acclaimed series set at the height of the Roman Empire. In 163 CE, Emperor Marcus...

Thomas Cromwell's world is in shambles. His daughter Jane has died giving birth to England's future king, and his only son has married the queen's sister, securing their place at court. But with the...

Wimbledon's Greatest Games brings together 50 of the most thrilling tennis matches from the All England Club's courts. This comprehensive collection features iconic contests that have shaped the...

Restoring Competency to Stand Trial: A Guide for Forensic ProvidersAs the criminal justice system grapples with the increasing number of individuals with mental illness being arrested, the need for...

A psychologist's life is turned upside down when her boyfriend's murderer goes to trial, forcing her to confront her own dark past. As she prepares for court, Maureen O'Donnell becomes embroiled in...

Watch the Lady by Elizabeth Fremantle is a historical drama that explores the complex web of alliances and rivalries in the court of Elizabeth I. At its centre is Penelope Devereux, a woman whose...

Set against the lavish backdrop of early 20th-century Russia, this novel tells the story of two sisters who use their mystical powers to help the desperate Tsarina Alexandra in her quest for a male...

The final days of the Chinese Empire are marked by turmoil and decay. In this tumultuous world, a young woman named Orchid finds herself at the mercy of those in power. Chosen to become a concubine...

Elizabeth I's reign has only just begun, but the first days are already filled with turmoil. Brendan Prescott, her trusted spy, is drawn back into court, only to find himself caught in a deadly game...

In 15th-century Europe, Prince Vlad's life is marked by turmoil and division. As a younger son in royal courts, he struggles to master his destiny and govern his homeland. His journey takes him from...

The king of the Court of Love wants me dead, the queen wants me in her bed, and the prince... He wants the only piece of me I will never surrender. They call me jester, dancer, trickster, lover. I...

The King's Evil is a gripping historical crime novel by Andrew Taylor, set in the Court of Charles II. A royal scandal unfolds when a body is discovered at the home of one of the highest courtiers in...

Improve Your Doubles Game with Practical Tennis Strategies Pat Blaskower's expert guidance helps you and your partner play winning tennis. This comprehensive guide covers essential topics such as...

In 1471, Nicholas de Fleury has confounded the powerful courts of Europe - England, France, Burgundy, Venice and Cyprus. His bank, the enigmatic House of Niccolo, is at the heart of the continent's...

Ctesias' 'History of Persia' offers a unique glimpse into the world of ancient Persia. Written in the fifth century BC, this 23-book work provides insight into the workings of Persian court life and...

The Student Handbook of Criminal Justice and Criminology provides a comprehensive overview of crime and criminology in relation to various social issues. It explores key debates in the field,...

The Black Panthers Speak by Philip S. Foner is a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the history and ideology of the Black Panther Party. This collection of primary sources, including...

Stephen Baskerville's "Taken Into Custody" reveals a shocking truth about the American family court system. In this exposé, he argues that family courts have become instruments of oppression,...

Lady Margaret Pole Countess of Salisbury A tragic figure in Henry VIII's reign, Lady Margaret Pole was more than just a victim - she played a significant role in the politics of his time. As a great...

The speeches of Demosthenes, Volume 6: A collection of ten law court speeches from late fifth and fourth century BC Athens. These speeches offer valuable insights into public and private life in...

Thousands of innocent people are serving time for crimes they did not commit. The problem lies in the way our justice system handles appeals and post-conviction remedies.The current system values...