10003 results for 'Library, The Law'

Religion, Medicine and the Law by Clayton Ó Néill explores the adequacy of legal protection for Abrahamic religious belief in English medical law. The book develops a framework to support judges in...

Roundwood Timber Framing: A Sustainable Approach to Building with Local Resources Ben Law's approach to natural building has evolved over the years, shaped by his experience with his famous Woodland...

The Growth of the Law in Medieval Russia by Daniel H. Kaiser This study explores how legal institutions and concepts evolved in medieval Russia between the 12th and 15th centuries, reflecting broader...

The Common Law by Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. is a seminal work that explores the judicial theory and ideas of one of America's greatest justices. First published in 2009, this collection of essays...

Cicero's magnum opus is a comprehensive treatise on the nature of the state and the laws that govern it. Written in 55 BCE, De Re Publica De Legibus offers a profound exploration of politics,...

This book provides a critical analysis of the law concerning medical treatment for children, arguing that it should better protect the welfare of individual children within family relationships.The...

Edmund Burke and the Natural Law by Peter J. Stanlis is a thought-provoking exploration of the philosopher's relationship with natural law morality and politics. For nearly two centuries, the idea of...

Managing Sickness Absence provides a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of employee absence in today's UK work environment. Spread across eight in-depth sections, this book covers...

The Animal Welfare Act 2006 (UK) by The Law Library provides the official text of this important legislation. This updated edition, published in 2018, includes the complete text of the Act, along...

The Mental Health Act 1983 (UK) by The Law Library provides the official text of this important legislation. Updated as of March 26, 2018, this book contains the complete text of the Act, along with...

The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (UK) by The Law Library provides the official text of this UK legislation. Updated as of March 26, 2018, this book contains the complete text of the Act, along with a...

Trade Unions and the Law by Horatio Vester and Anthony H. Gardner provides a clear understanding of the legal framework governing trade unions in England. First published in 1955, this book offers a...

Ilhām Māniʻ examines the impact of legal pluralism in the UK, focusing on its effects on women in Muslim communities. Through first-hand analysis and interviews with experts, she critiques the system...

Shakespeare's Measure for Measure is a complex and thought-provoking play that has long been the subject of scholarly debate. Darryl Gless offers a fresh and original interpretation of the text,...

Our Equity and Trusts law book provides a comprehensive analysis of the subject, covering all the essential principles in-depth. It strikes a balance between the complex and nuanced aspects, ensuring...

The Consumer Rights Act 2015 (UK) by The Law Library is the official text of the legislation. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the key provisions and regulations within the Act.Within...

This collection of essays honours the work of Professor Alastair V Campbell, a leading figure in healthcare ethics and law. Featuring 15 original contributions from prominent scholars, the volume...

Terence's six comedies bring a bright comic voice and refined style to the Roman stage. This new Loeb Classical Library edition features a faithful and lively translation by John Barsby, with full...

The Common Law Constitution by John Laws The constitution of the United Kingdom is often seen as a complex and multifaceted system, but at its core, it is based on the common law. In this book, Sir...

The Mental Health Act 2007 (UK) by The Law Library is a comprehensive guide to the official text of the Mental Health Act 2007. Updated as of March 26, 2018, this book provides a detailed overview of...

The Laws of War in the Late Middle Ages by Maurice Keen In the European wars of the late middle ages, combatants fought for their own gain, yet they adhered to a code of regulations known as the 'law...

The world of work has undergone significant changes in recent years. With more individuals engaging in the 'gig economy', digital platforms have become commonplace for delivering services, affecting...

A Dictionary of Law by Jonathan Law is a comprehensive reference work that provides clear and concise definitions on major terms, concepts, and processes within the English legal system. With over...

A significant historical discovery has shed new light on the power of governments in moments of crisis. Francis Lieber's treatise, long considered lost, addresses the question of emergency powers and...

The Dragon in the Library by Louie Stowell is a fantasy story about a magical library where dragons and books come together. When a dragon is discovered in the library, the fate of the world is put...

The Laws, written by Platon in 1926, is a philosophical work that explores the nature of justice and righteousness. This ten-book masterpiece examines the ideal society, education, equality of the...

Democracy, Human Rights and Law in Islamic Thought by Mohammed Abed Al-Jabri explores how these three concepts have been applied in the Arab world throughout history. Al-Jabri argues that their...

The Invisible Library is a gripping fantasy mystery series debut by Genevieve Cogman. In this astounding tale, a spy must navigate a world of supernatural creatures and unpredictable magic to...

Medical Ethics in China A Transcultural Interpretation by Jing-Bao Nie offers a unique exploration of medical ethics from a Chinese-Western comparative perspective. By examining key bioethical issues...

Digby Law's Pickle and Chutney Cookbook is a trusted kitchen companion, featuring over 300 easy-to-make recipes for a wide range of condiments and preserves. From traditional global specialties to...

The Norton Library edition of Walden and Other Writings presents Thoreau's complete text from the 1906 edition, alongside his influential antislavery writings. This collection provides historical...

The Republic is Plato's masterpiece in ten books, exploring the nature of justice and its relationship to education, equality, and the structure of society. Written by one of ancient Greece's most...

Library 2035: Imagining the Next Generation of Libraries by Sandra Hirsh is a thought-provoking exploration of the future of libraries and their role in serving communities. Building on the success...

Understanding the risks and consequences of computer and social media misuse in the workplace is crucial for employers and employees alike. This book explores the potential dangers of using computers...

The Ethical and Legal Consequences of Posthumous Reproduction Arrogance, Avarice and Anguish by Browne Lewis Posthumous reproduction is a complex issue that raises significant questions about the law...

A Library is a celebration of the magic that happens in libraries, where children can "sail their dreams" and "surf the rainbow". This picture book ode to libraries is for everyone who loves stories,...

Understanding employment tribunal compensation can be a complex and daunting task for employers facing discrimination or unfair dismissal claims. This comprehensive guide breaks down the intricacies...

Regulating Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis: A Comparative and Theoretical Analysis by Sheila A.M. McLean and Sarah Elliston explores the complex issues surrounding pre-implantation genetic...

The Mental Health (Scotland) Act 2015 (UK) is the official text of this legislation. Updated as of March 26, 2018, this book provides the complete text of the Act, along with a table of contents to...

Stories of Books and Libraries brings together a diverse collection of stories that celebrate the magic of libraries and books. From eccentric libraries to real-life inspirations, this anthology...

Libraries and the Enlightenment explores how libraries played a crucial role in the development and dissemination of Enlightenment ideals. From the 17th century onwards, these institutions were...

Donor Conception and the Search for Information: From Secrecy and Anonymity to Openness This book examines the complex issue of donor conception, focusing on the search for information by individuals...

Alberto Manguel's The Library at Night is a captivating exploration of the human desire to give order to the universe through the creation and preservation of libraries. Drawing inspiration from his...

The Library is a heartwarming story of friendship and community, set in a small town library that's more than just a place to borrow books. When a troubled teenager and a pensioner meet, they form an...

A diverse collection of poems celebrating books and libraries, Books and Libraries is a treasure trove for book lovers. This anthology brings together a wide range of poets from different eras and...

Libraries in Literature explores how libraries have been depicted in imaginative writing from the late Middle Ages to the present. This comprehensive study covers a wide range of British and American...

Horror Library, Volume 7 is the latest installment in this acclaimed anthology series, showcasing the darkest and most imaginative horror short fiction from leading authors. With 30 original stories,...

The Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 (UK) is a comprehensive guide to the official text of this legislation. Updated as of March 26, 2018, this book provides a detailed and authoritative source for...

The Norton Library edition of Frankenstein presents Mary Shelley's iconic novel in its original 1818 form, accompanied by her preface to the third edition. This introduction by Michael Bérubé...

Rain Wilmot returns to her family's log cabin in Lofty Pines, Wisconsin, after the untimely death of her husband. The peaceful retreat from her corporate job is disrupted when she discovers the body...

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (UK) is a comprehensive guide to the legislation governing wildlife and countryside protection in the United Kingdom. This official text, updated as of March 26,...

The Librarian: The Library Saved Her. Now She Wants To Save The Library. As a librarian, I've encountered people from all walks of life - regulars, enthusiasts, families, and individuals in need. My...

Diodorus Siculus' Library of History is a comprehensive record of world history from mythical times to 54 BC. Written by Greek historian Diodorus Siculus, this twelve-volume work provides valuable...

The story of Boots' libraries offers a unique glimpse into working life in Britain during the first half of the twentieth century. Set against the backdrop of post-war social and economic change,...

The Library Book by Susan Orlean explores one of America's most devastating library fires and its lasting impact on our cultural institutions. In this fascinating tale, Orlean delves into the history...

The Enchanted Library: Stories of Starry Nights by Enid Blyton is a beautiful picture book that brings magic to little readers. With its charming colour illustrations, this book invites children to...

Austen Garwood-Gowers' "Medical Use of Human Beings" is a systematic critique of medical use of human beings as a whole. The book explores what constitutes an appropriate normative lens for viewing...

A lion's unexpected visit to the library sets off a chain of events that reveals the importance of following rules. When the lion becomes indispensable, its actions challenge the usual norms.However,...

The Enchanted Library: Stories for Cosy Days by Enid Blyton is a charming picture book that celebrates the magic of nature. With its sparkling showers and chilly spells, this beautifully illustrated...

The Library of Sonatas & Sonatinas by Amy Appleby is an authoritative collection of the world's beloved sonatas and sonatinas for solo piano. This comprehensive repertoire presents each selection in...

A Library Miscellany by Claire Cock-Starkey is a fascinating exploration of libraries and their collections. From ancient institutions to modern marvels, this book delves into the world of libraries,...

This comprehensive guide to air and ocean goods-in-transit claims provides businesses in the fresh produce industry with expert advice on implementing effective processes and procedures to maximise...

A heartwarming storybook about the magic of reading. A boy who prefers watching TV to books is won over by his friend's enthusiasm for libraries and discovers a book that he can't put down.Featuring...

The Enchanted Library: Stories of Tasty Treats by Enid Blyton is a beautiful picture book that will transport you to a world of magic and wonder. With its charming colour illustrations, this...

Ancient Libraries presents a fundamental reassessment of how these institutions came into being, how they were organized and used. Drawing on papyrology and archaeology, as well as accounts from...

That Night in the Library is a chilling literary mystery by critically acclaimed author Eva Jurczyk. On the night before graduation, seven students gather in the basement of their university's rare...

The Underground Library is a heartwarming novel about three women who come together to keep their community safe and welcoming during wartime London. When Juliet reports to work at Bethnal Green...

In Dan Liebke's debut cricket book, The Instant Cricket Library, you'll discover a unique collection of excerpts from remarkable cricket books. This eclectic mix includes a manifesto arguing for the...

A young boy's ordinary journey to the library becomes a strange and unsettling adventure. On his way home from school, he finds himself pondering the logistics of tax collection in the Ottoman...

Lola's library adventures are a joy to behold. Every Tuesday, she and her mother visit the library, where Lola meets her friends and shares books without having to be quiet all the time. The...

The Country House Library by Mark Purcell explores the fascinating world of British and Irish country house libraries. This generously illustrated book delves into the history of these libraries,...

A beautiful hardcover anthology that celebrates the love of books and libraries. This enchanting collection features poems from some of the world's most renowned writers, spanning centuries and...

The Devil's Library by Tom Pugh is a gripping debut novel that combines atmosphere and adventure. When scholars Mathew Longstaff and Gaetan Durant embark on a perilous quest to recover a lost text,...

Introducing the Hey Duggee: Little Learning Library, a vibrant board book perfect for little learners. Explore shapes and colours, learn your ABC, and try counting with friends in this engaging mini...

The Last Resort Library is situated in pleasant rolling countryside near Hereford, accessible by private motor vehicle. This secluded institution has maintained its unique character since its...

The Library and the Forest by Anthony Buckley A new audience awaits as the storyteller revisits the library, joining past and present in a unique blend of myth and reality. Danger draws near,...

This self-contained guide provides a quick and easy way to learn essential library skills for college, high school, and public libraries. It covers topics such as card catalogs, filing rules, online...

A concise guide to comparing UCC and common law contracts, written by the authors of multiple published model bar exam essays. This study aid is based on material presented to students of...

Diodorus Siculus' Library of History is a comprehensive collection of world history, spanning from mythical accounts to the death of Alexander in 323 BCE. This twelve-volume set includes complete...

The Woman in the Library A Novel by Sulari Gentill A mysterious scream shatters the tranquility of the Boston Public Library's reading room, drawing four strangers together in a web of conversation...

The Keepers of the Library by Glenn Cooper In 1775, an American expedition uncovers a secret with the power to save or destroy the world. This prophecy sets off a chain of events that will lead to a...

The Library: A Fragile History explores the complex and often contentious history of libraries. From ancient collections to modern public resources, this book delves into the stories behind some of...

The British Library: A Treasure Trove of Human Achievement The British Library is more than just a repository of cultural treasures; it holds the nation's collective memory. Founded by a group of...

The Charles Library at Temple University is a pioneering example of public space and academic mission in architecture. This book explores Snohetta's design approach through essays and photographs,...

Diodorus Siculus' Library of History Books I and II bring to light a vast and varied account of the world's ancient past. Written by Diodorus, a Greek historian from Agyrium in Sicily, these two...

Stanley's Library is a heartwarming introduction to the joy of reading and libraries. In this charming story, Stanley sets off in his van to deliver books to the village green, meeting new friends...

Between life and death, a library exists, with shelves that stretch on forever. Every book offers a chance to try a different life, one that could have been lived. This novel explores the choices...

The Library Book by Gabby Dawnay is a heartwarming story about the power of reading. A young boy named Zach discovers the joy of books with the help of his friend Ro, who shows him that reading can...

Libby's job as deputy librarian is taken very seriously. She aims to rid the library of outlaws, from those who spill juice to those who bite bindings. With story time underway, Wanted posters go up,...

Ghosts from the Library Lost Tales of Terror and the Supernatural by Tony Medawar is an anthology of previously unpublished and uncollected supernatural mysteries by some of the masters of the Golden...

The Simon and Kirby Library: Horror brings together the most iconic horror comics from two of the medium's greatest creators. Joe Simon and Jack Kirby were pioneers in every genre, pushing the...

The medical profession has faced criticism for its role in enabling and participating in actions that are morally at crossroads. This book examines three areas where doctors and nurses have been...

Twelve-year-old Bobby Nusku waits for his mother to return home by cataloguing her life. He finds companionship in Val, a lonely single mother and Rosa, her daughter, who work together at the mobile...

Between life and death, a library exists, with shelves that stretch on forever. Every book offers a chance to try a different life, one that could have been lived. This novel explores the choices...

The Library of Shadows by Rachel Moore is a heart-wrenching and humorous tale of love and loss that delves into the mysteries of a haunted library. Este Logano enrolls at Radcliffe Prep, hoping to...

The Little Village Library by Helen Rolfe is a heartwarming novel about community and kindness. In the charming town of Cloverdale, a unique library has been established where residents can borrow...

The Library of Showtunes is a comprehensive collection of songs from some of the world's most beloved musical shows. Spanning over 85 years of Broadway and West End history, this volume features an...

The Library of Shadows by Rachel Moore is a heart-wrenching and humorous tale that follows Este Logano as she enrolls at Radcliffe Prep, a school with a dark history. With the hopes of uncovering...

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library: The Graphic Novel is a full-color, fun-packed graphic novel that invites you to solve clues and figure out secret puzzles. When the doors of the world's most...

Libraries In A World Of Cultural Change by Liz Greenhalgh, Ken Worpole and Charles Landry is a study that examines the role of libraries in both urban and rural communities. It explores how libraries...