58 results for 'Erasmus, Rassie'

Rassie Erasmus has been called a genius, but his approach to rugby is unconventional. In this candid and insightful memoir, he shares his experiences as a player and coach, revealing the strategies...

Rassie Erasmus shares his remarkable life story and experiences in this candid memoir. A true original, Rassie has never been afraid to challenge the status quo, whether as a player or coach at the...

Rassie Erasmus took over as coach of the Springboks in 2018 with little expectation of success. Just two years later, jubilant crowds welcomed back the victorious team. Lloyd Burnard's book tells the...

The Miracle Men: How Rassie's Springboks Won the World Cup In 2018, few believed that the South African rugby team could overcome their struggles to win the Rugby World Cup. Under new coach Rassie...

Erasmus of Rotterdam: A Scholar's Rise to Prominence William Barker presents a compelling biography of Erasmus of Rotterdam, a northern Renaissance scholar whose independent vision and perseverance...

Erasmus Darwin: A Life of Unequalled Achievement by Desmond King-Hele is a comprehensive biography that explores the remarkable life and achievements of this 18th-century polymath. Darwin's...

Desiderius Erasmus Concerning the Aim and Method of EducationA foundational work in the history of education, this 2019 edition of William Harrison Woodward's translation is presented in its original...

Erasmus' influential treatise on political theory is now available in this new student edition. Dedicated to Charles V, "The Education of a Christian Prince" offers guidance on just and benevolent...

This collection of comedies by Baron Ludvig Holberg is a testament to his enduring legacy as one of Denmark's most celebrated writers. First published in 2011, these three plays - Jeppe of the Hill,...

Citizenship, Nation-Building and Identity in the EU: The Contribution of Erasmus Student Mobility by Cherry James explores the intersection of three key themes: EU citizenship, university life in...

Praise of Folly and Letter to Maarten Van Dorp is a witty and insightful work by Desiderius Erasmus, one of the greatest figures of the Renaissance humanist movement. Written in the 16th century,...

The Ice Queen by Aria Mossi is a gripping tale of a woman who has it all - fame and fortune - but at a steep price. Behind the glamour of her high-profile life, she harbours a dark past that keeps...

The Praise of Folly is a scathing satire that unleashes Erasmus's pent-up feelings of frustration and annoyance with human nature. Written in just one week, this masterpiece of Renaissance literature...

The Queen of Monsters by Aria Mossi is a gripping tale of survival and self-discovery. Natalia's past is marked by darkness and trauma, but it is also the catalyst for her strength and determination...

Discourse on Free Will by Desiderius Erasmus and Martin Luther is a landmark text in the history of Protestantism. This collection brings together two influential thinkers, Erasmus and Luther, who...

The crucian is a freshwater fish species that has gained renewed interest in the angling and conservation communities in Britain. Its wide distribution across northern Europe and western Asia makes...

The Praise of Folly is a scathing satire that Erasmus penned in just one week, while staying with his friend Thomas More. In this masterpiece, he unleashes a torrent of criticism at the excesses and...

Praise of Folly is a witty and incisive satire that challenges the conventions of Erasmus's world. In this thought-provoking work, the goddess Folly delivers a speech that praises herself and her...

The Man on the Grassy Knoll is a detailed account of a remarkable true story. In 1963, a young man was recruited by an individual claiming to work for the US government, with a mission to eliminate...

When It Rains by Rassi Narika is a heartwarming story about finding joy in unexpected places. Kira's gloomy days are turned upside down when her friends invite her to join them on an adventure...

The World of Dinosaurs by Little Brother Books is an engaging introduction to the fascinating world of prehistoric creatures.With detailed illustrations and concise text, this book explores the lives...

Sunset Song by Lewis Grassic Gibbon is a rich and powerful novel that explores themes of religion, history, and politics. This deeply nuanced work rewards close attention and study, making it an...

Josh Sundquist's memoir about teenage misadventures is a humorous and poignant account of his search for love. At 25, he discovered he had never had a girlfriend, prompting him to track down the...

Britannia is plunged into chaos and terror as rebellion and invasion destroy the realm. The King lies slain by traitors, and the great Sword of Power has vanished beyond the Circle of Mist.A fragile...

Napoleon's Heavy Cavalry Uniforms and Equipment of the Cuirassiers and Carabiniers, 1805-1815 This comprehensive study of Napoleon's cuirassiers and carabiniers offers a detailed examination of their...

Stitch Head steps out of the shadows into an adventure of almost-lifetime. In this fifth installment of the laugh-out-loud series, Stitch Head and Arabella find themselves at Castle Grotteskew with...

The Collected Works of Lewis Grassic Gibbon: A Scots Quair - Complete Trilogy: Sunset Song, Cloud Howe, and Grey Granite; Three Go BackThis comprehensive collection brings together the complete...

This introduction to metaphysics explores core issues that have shaped philosophical debate throughout history. Anna Marmodoro and Erasmus Mayr present a neo-Aristotelian approach, balancing opposing...

The Education of a Christian Woman: A Sixteenth-Century ManualWritten by Juan Luis Vives in 1524, this influential manual offers practical advice and philosophical meditation on the education of...

Antonio and Mellida by John Marston was first performed in 1599 by Paul's Company. This play showcases Marston's range as a writer, featuring comic, tragic, satirical, and historical elements. It is...

The Peculiar Peggs of Riddling Woods by Samuel J. Halpin is a thrilling tale that weaves together stories and mystery in a sleepy town. Poppy and Erasmus are determined to uncover the secrets behind...

Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill: A Comprehensive Guide to Fats, Oils, Cholesterol and Human Health. Udo Erasmus presents an in-depth examination of various oils with therapeutic potential, including...

The Pirate's Eye is a thrilling tale of friendship and adventure. Mad Professor Erasmus, the creator of the lovable but lonely patchwork monster Stitch Head, has been kidnapped by crusty pirates...

William Wordsworth's creative spirit was often misunderstood as serious and sombre. However, Matthew Bevis reveals that this poet's quixotic nature was rooted in a profound love of comedy. In...

War and the Liberal Conscience by Michael Howard The liberal tradition has long grappled with the question of war. How can democracies reconcile their commitment to peace with their need for...

London 1815. Desperate times lead to hasty vows. For Jenny, marrying immediately is her only hope to save her and her mother's livelihood after her father's death. A chance meeting with the enigmatic...

The Just War tradition has shaped our understanding of the use of force in world politics. This book explores its evolution and application to contemporary issues such as terrorism, pre-emption,...

The History of the Middlesex Hospital During the First Century of Its Existence. Comp. From the Hospital Records by Erasmus Wilson. This work has been selected for its cultural significance and is...

The Praise of Folly by Desiderius Erasmus is a satirical masterpiece that pokes fun at the conventions of theologians while celebrating the human experience. Originally written to entertain his...

Adam Eterno A Hero for All Time by Tom Tully is a gripping tale of adventure and immortality. In 1580, Adam's life took a dramatic turn when he defied his master's orders and swallowed the 'Elixir of...

The Transmission of Culture in Early Modern Europe explores how cultural knowledge is passed down through generations, with each contribution shedding light on the organic process of transformation...

This comprehensive history of Christianity spans two thousand years, exploring the faith's impact on world civilization and its rich heritage. Nineteen leading scholars examine virtually every aspect...

Wolfgang Capito's correspondence provides valuable insights into the Reformation movement during its formative years. Spanning from 1507 to 1523, this volume offers a unique window into the thoughts...

Richard Hooker and the Authority of Scripture, Tradition and Reason: A Reformed Theologian of the Church of England? This well-documented study challenges the traditional consensus on Richard...

Stitch Head: the Graphic Novel Step into the darkly funny world of Stitch Head, a small, almost-human creature brought to almost-life by eccentric Professor Erasmus. Created in the maze-like dungeons...

Lichfield Through Time explores the rich history of this Staffordshire city. From its early days as a Roman and Celtic settlement to its development as a county in 1553, Lichfield's story is one of...

Catholic Identity and the Revolt of the Netherlands, 1520-1635 by Judith Pollmann explores how Catholic believers in the Low Countries experienced religious and political turmoil between Erasmus and...

Leszek Kolakowski's Is God Happy? Selected Essays is a thought-provoking collection of essays that explore some of the most fundamental questions in philosophy. In these accessible and absorbing...

The Foundations of Modern Political Thought: Volume 1, The Renaissance by Quentin Skinner This two-volume study explores the pivotal period in political theory from the late thirteenth to the end of...

The story of Thomas Day's experiment to create the ideal wife is one of intrigue and social commentary. In 18th-century England, Day adopted two orphan girls with the intention of educating them to...

Derby Through Time by Maxwell Craven explores the city's rich history and enduring charm. From its 18th-century residents, including notable figures like Dr Erasmus Darwin and Joseph Wright, to its...

The Foundations of Modern Political Thought: Volume 2, The Age of Reformation by Quentin Skinner provides an in-depth exploration of political thought from the late thirteenth to the end of the...

War Is A Racket: With The War Prayer and The Complaint of Peace by Smedley D Butler A military hero with two Medals of Honour, Major General Smedley D Butler challenges the conventional wisdom about...

Renaissance and Reformations: An Introduction to Early Modern English Literature by Michael Hattaway offers a comprehensive overview of early modern habits of writing and reading, publication and...

The Lunar Men: Five Friends Whose Curiosity Changed the World By Jennifer S. Uglow In the 1760s, a group of amateur experimenters came together in the English Midlands, forming a circle of friendship...

Daniel Dennett's Elbow Room: A New Perspective on Free Will In this influential work, philosopher Daniel Dennett presents a compelling case for compatibilism, arguing that advances in science do not...

Fool's Talk: Recovering the Art of Christian Persuasion by Os Guinness is a comprehensive exploration of the art and power of creative persuasion. In our increasingly secular world, Christians face a...

The Lunar Men: The Friends who Made the Future, 1730-1810 In the 1760s, a group of amateur experimenters, tradesmen, and artisans came together in the Midlands, united by their optimism and boundless...