51 results for 'Choate, Bevan'

Aneurin "Nye" Bevan: Creator of the NHS By Francis Beckett and Clare Beckett The creation of the UK National Health Service was one of the most significant reforms of the post-war Labour government...

This Is My Truth: Aneurin Bevan in TribuneA collection of writings from one of Britain's most revered politicians and founder of the National Health Service, offering insight into his analysis of...

Aneurin Bevan: A Life of Social Justice The life and legacy of Aneurin Bevan, one of Britain's most influential Labour Party figures, is explored in this comprehensive biography. As Minister for...

In post-war England, Mirabelle Bevan seeks a new life in the seaside town of Brighton. A job at a debt collection agency seems like the perfect opportunity to start anew. However, when she...

What I Learned from Johnny Bevan is a powerful and thought-provoking modern epic by celebrated poet Luke Wright. Written in electrifying verse, this book tells the story of two friends who were once...

London Calling by Sara Sheridan is set against the vibrant backdrop of 1950s London and Brighton. When seventeen-year-old debutante Rose Bellamy Gore goes missing, suspicion falls on Lindon...

A History of the Bevan Family by Audrey Nona Gamble is a culturally significant work that has been preserved and made available to the public. As it is in the public domain, you are free to copy and...

The British Bulldog by Sara Sheridan is a gripping mystery that delves into the complexities of memory and identity. When Mirabelle inherits a bequest from a wartime acquaintance, she sets out to...

Set against the backdrop of a sweltering summer heatwave in 1953, England Expects is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker corners of Brighton's past. When two seemingly unrelated murders...

At thirty-five, Dr. Bevan Choate was a successful surgeon and captain of his own ship. But in an instant, everything changed. A massive stroke left him alone and adrift. In the aftermath, Dr. Choate...

Reinterpreting Criminal Complicity and Inchoate Participation Offences by Dennis J. Baker explores the concept of complicity in criminal law, arguing that the mental element required for complicity...

Crabbgate: A Failed MI6 Spying Mission and a Bungled Governmental Cover-up by John Bevan. John Bevan recounts his involvement in a failed MI6 spying mission, known as Crabbgate, which was shrouded in...

Two Families: A Memoir of English Life During and After the CouncilThis candid memoir chronicles Joseph Bevan's family's journey through the tumultuous years of Church life in England, from the...

The Destruction of Memory Architecture at War - Second Expanded Edition by Robert Bevan When conflicts and wars ravage a nation's landscape, buildings are often destroyed, but more than just...

The Dark Fear by Katherine Pathak is a gripping police procedural that delves into the darkest corners of human nature. When a high-ranking cop is suspected of corruption, DCI Dani Bevan is tasked...

This 2015 revivals edition presents Edwyn Bevan's four Gifford Lectures in natural theology, delivered in 1933. The lectures explore idolatry and image-worship in both ancient paganism and...

The Ghost of Hooker Alley by Robert Bevan and Bevan Dragons is a humorous tale about two young protagonists who face everyday problems like most kids their age. However, when they encounter a creepy...

A Spirited Guide to Vermouth: An Aromatic Journey with Botanical Notes, Classic Cocktails and Elegant Recipes by Jack Adair BevanDiscover the art of vermouth-making and explore the world of aromatics...

A practical guide for CIMA Members who want to turn their passion into a self-employed business. Fiona Bevan shares her years of experience and expertise in an easy-to-follow format, providing a...

A collection of essays that explores how Christian mission can engage respectfully with diverse cultures and traditions in the 21st century. This thought-provoking volume challenges Christians to...

The physical world around us holds the evidence of our shared history. However, when monuments and buildings are reshaped to serve ideological agendas, the historical record is manipulated. Robert...

This slim yet insightful guide offers practical solutions to overcome jealousy and emotional insecurity. If you find yourself frequently checking up on your partner, questioning their whereabouts, or...

Bevan's life is on the brink of collapse. Jez has been living on the streets for months, struggling to survive as winter approaches. Their paths seem intertwined - but will they ever meet? This...

An Introduction to Theology in Global Perspective by Stephen B. Bevans is a comprehensive work that explores doing theology as part of the Catholic ecclesial community in today's world.Through this...

New Directions in Mission and Evangelization explores the evolving landscape of Christian mission and evangelism. Edited by James A. Scherer and Stephen B. Bevans, this collection of essays brings...

The First Treasure Divers: The True Story of how Two Brothers Invented the Diving Helmet and Sought Sunken Treasure and Fame by John Bevan. In 19th-century Britain, two brothers revolutionised...

The Funerary Speech for John Chrysostom By Timothy David Barnes and George Bevan This translation presents the earliest and fullest account of John's activities as bishop of Constantinople, from 397...

War is coming to the land. Rumours abound of a threat in the east, as an unknown enemy gathers at the Ipsican border. Meanwhile, in the Shen capital, the Knight Marshall struggles to contain the...

Best British Short Stories 2023 brings together an impressive collection of stories by British writers, first published in 2022. This latest volume in the series showcases a diverse range of voices...

Aneurin Bevan's In Place of Fear is a seminal work in the realm of political science. First published in 1949, this influential text has been selected by scholars for its cultural importance and is...

A Hospital Odyssey is an imaginative journey through illness and healing. Gwyneth Lewis's poem explores the body's inner space, creating a surreal landscape inhabited by various figures, including...

How Did Britain Come to This? A Century of Systemic Failures of Governance by Gwyn Bevan examines the failures in governance that have resulted in issues such as housing, privatisation, outsourcing,...

Lady Maud, the spirited young daughter of the Earl of Marshmoreton, is confined to her home, Belpher Castle in Hampshire, under aunt's orders because of an unfortunate infatuation. An American...

The Professional Diver's Handbook by John Bevan is a comprehensive guide to the world of commercial diving. First published in 2011, this third edition has been updated to reflect the latest...

The Greatest Lions XV Ever by Jonathan Davies and Alun Wyn Bevan is an in-depth look at the history of the British & Irish Lions rugby team. The authors, both experienced players themselves, examine...

Julia Donaldson's vibrant collection of poems is perfect for performance by two or more voices. The book features a range of poems, from classics to contemporary work, chosen for their suitability...

The Battle for Health: A Political History of the Socialist Medical Association, 1930-51 by John Stewart. This book provides a detailed study of the Socialist Medical Association (SMA), an...

The Tangled Pteranodon by Richard Bevan is an exciting adventure about two young dinosaurs, José and Ski. When Ski's little brother Firi gets his wings tangled in a thorny bush, José sets out to...

Albion Park by Daniel Peppé is a powerful exploration of a city torn apart by inequality. As London's wealth and influence grow, those who can't afford to keep up are left behind. When the local...

The Confident Mother offers a reassuring message to mothers everywhere: good enough is, well, good enough. In this collection of interviews with mums and experts, Sherry Bevan shares practical...

Salvatore Quasimodo's Complete Poems is a landmark collection of twentieth-century European poetry. Translated by Jack Bevan, this authoritative work fills a significant gap in our understanding of...

Overcoming Guilt: A Practical Guide by Lynda Bevan is a self-help book that helps you recognize and use guilt for personal growth. If you struggle with feelings of guilt, anger, or shame, this book...

American journalist Maggie Monroe is sent to cover a story about England's ruling classes, but instead finds herself at a family gathering. She meets Daniel Bevan, the eldest son, who is funny and...

A tragedy on Ben Lomond thirty years ago has left a lasting impact. On a fateful October day, five walkers embarked on a climb, only to find themselves lost and facing a desperate struggle for...

A bold new vision for public health and care is needed. Covid-19 has exposed the limits of our current approach to healthcare, and it's time for change. Public health expert Christopher Thomas argues...

Electric Light Orchestra: A Comprehensive Studio Album Guide The Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) was formed in 1970 as a fusion of rock and contemporary classical-style music, combining orchestral...

Understanding why women are underrepresented in science is crucial to addressing the issue. Research has shown that more women than men study science at university and consistently outperform their...

The US and Latin America: Eisenhower, Kennedy and Economic Diplomacy in the Cold War By Bevan Sewell Bloomsbury Academic, 2020 This book examines the economic diplomacy of two key US presidents,...

Armageddo Revelations by Nigel Messenger The mystical Armageddon of the New Testament is a place of great significance. Three momentous battles took place near this ancient settlement in Palestine,...

Land Law by Chris Bevan offers a sophisticated understanding of the subject through a straightforward style, making it an engaging analysis of key themes. This textbook blends traditional and...

A Girl Called Hope by Grace Thompson is a heart-wrenching saga that explores the complexities of family life in post-War England. When Hope's marriage falls apart, she turns to her friends for...