301 results for 'O'Donovan, Gerard'

John Gerard's 'Of the Historie of Plants', commonly known as 'Gerard's Herball', is an Elizabethan herbal that has captivated readers for centuries. First published in 1597, this charming book is...

The Poems of Gerard Manley HopkinsA collection of innovative poetry by one of the most influential Victorian poets, edited by poet laureate Robert Bridges.This edition presents a unique insight into...

Visions of GerardA poignant and deeply personal work, this novel is Jack Kerouac's most serious and true book. It forms the first volume of his memoir cycle, 'The Duluoz Legend', and is based on...

Discover the innovative writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins, one of the most experimental poets of the Victorian period. This guide provides a detailed account of his life and creative development, as...

The Complete Brigadier Gerard With 55 Original Illustrations by W.B.Wollen Arthur Conan Doyle's Brigadier Gerard series is renowned for its historical short stories, and this new complete edition...

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Study of His Poetry and Prose This book explores the life's work of Gerard Manley Hopkins through his poetry and prose, revealing a fascinatingly original expression of...

When There Is No Doctor: Practical Approach to Twenty-First Century Health and Home Medicine In uncertain times, having a reliable source of medical knowledge at home can be a lifeline. This book...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry had a profound influence on 20th-century English literature, and two of his most distinctive poems were written during his time at St. Francis Xavier's Jesuit church in...

The Doom Patrol by Gerard Way and Nick Derington: The Deluxe Edition is a comprehensive collection of the Eisner Award-winning team's most epic adventures. Gerard Way, renowned for his work on The...

Gerard's Herbal Selections from the 1633 Enlarged and Amended Edition is a comprehensive collection of plant entries and illustrations that spans over four centuries. This edition, published by...

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Study of Selected Poems by John Gilroy offers a comprehensive exploration of the poet's life and work. This in-depth study traces Hopkins's journey from his early years to...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is a masterclass in lyrical complexity and emotional depth. This collection brings together some of his most celebrated works, showcasing his unique blend of...

Early Netherlandish Painting: From Rogier Van Der Weyden to Gerard DavidThis in-depth study examines the great Netherlandish painters of the 15th and early 16th century, focusing on formal analysis...

Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Comprehensive Collection of His Poetry and Prose. This authoritative edition brings together all of Hopkins' poetry and a selection of his prose writings, offering a...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is renowned for its innovative use of meter and its profound exploration of spirituality. This collection features some of his most celebrated works, including "Spring,"...

The Disappearance of Ethics: The Gifford Lectures Oliver O'Donovan explores the current state of ethics, arguing that it has lost its core concepts of good, time, and person. Drawing on the work of...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry collection, now first published, presents his most famous and critically acclaimed works. A key figure in the Victorian era's literary landscape, Hopkins is renowned for...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' Poems Now First Published A collection of his most famous and critically acclaimed works, this compendium showcases the unique style and religious inspiration that earned him...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is a testament to his lifelong struggle with faith. This collection brings together selections from his poems, letters, journals, and spiritual writings, offering a...

Gerard Manley Hopkins was a poet whose life was marked by intense religious drama and vision. Born into a High-Church Anglican family, he eventually converted to Roman Catholicism and became a...

Bright Wings, Dappled Things brings together the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, one of the greatest poets of the Victorian era, with the photography of Francis Browne, a renowned Jesuit artist...

Gerard Manley Hopkins' poetry is renowned for its innovative style and profound spiritual insight. As a Jesuit priest, his faith deeply influenced his work, which explores the intersection of nature...

Gerald Manley Hopkins' poem "The Wreck of the Deutschland" is set against the backdrop of a real-life tragedy in 1875. In this unique blend of fact and fiction, Simon Edge weaves together the stories...

The Land Beyond The Forest Facts, Figures, And Fancies From Transylvania; Volume 2 by Emily GerardThis book has been chosen for its cultural significance and is part of the collective knowledge of...

W. S. Graham's poetry is increasingly recognized for its enduring significance, both in Scottish poetry and 20th century Modernist poetry. This lecture by Gerard Carruthers offers a wide-ranging...

Introducing Half Baked Harvest Quick & Cozy: A Cookbook, a collection of 120+ recipes for delicious, soul-warming comfort food that can be prepared in no time. Tieghan Gerard, the author, shares her...

Discover the simplicity of delicious comfort food with Tieghan Gerard's Half Baked Harvest Super Simple. This collection of 125 recipes offers a range of easy, show-stopping dishes, from vegan and...

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923, presenting a valuable historical account of the Kingdom of Ireland from its earliest period to 1616. The work, compiled by the Four Masters, is...

Dublin Dead by Gerard O'Donovan is a gripping mystery that weaves together a complex web of crime and deception. When a journalist's investigation into a missing girl leads to a shocking discovery,...

The Desire of the Nations: Rediscovering the Roots of Political Theology by Oliver O'Donovan This book explores the origins of political theology and its relationship with modern thought. Oliver...

The Just War Revisited by Oliver O'Donovan This book offers a fresh perspective on traditional moral arguments about war. A leading political theologian, Oliver O'Donovan examines questions of...

Oliver O'Donovan's final volume in his Ethics as Theology project explores the forward horizon that moral thinking must engage. He argues that moral experience is two-directional, looking both back...

Oliver O'Donovan explores Christian ethics as an intellectual discipline, examining its relationship to philosophy, theology, and behavioral studies. He discusses ethics in terms of self, world, and...

Oliver O'Donovan explores the complex relationship between politics and theology in this thought-provoking book. Building on his earlier work, The Desire of the Nations, he examines the intersection...

The Doom List A 1920s Hollywood Mystery by Gerard O'Donovan is a gripping mystery set against the backdrop of 1920s Hollywood. In July 1922, newly-appointed 'movie czar' William H. Hays arrives in...

The Word in Small Boats offers thirty-two select sermons from Oliver O'Donovan's twenty years as Canon of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. These sermons showcase his commitment to service and the...

Resurrection and Moral Order: An Outline for Evangelical Ethics by Oliver O'DonovanThis influential work explores the distinctive nature of Christian ethics, grounding it in the resurrection of Jesus...

Begotten or Made?: Human Procreation and Medical Technique by Oliver O'DonovanThis thought-provoking work explores the complex debate surrounding human fertilization, challenging current practice in...

Improve Your Small Talk Skills and Make a Great First Impression With approximately fifty thousand people you'll interact with throughout your life, it's essential to make a good impression. This...

Brian O'Donovan's Four Years in the Cauldron is a gripping account of his time as RTÉ's Washington Correspondent, covering four years of tumultuous American politics and life.From the extraordinary...

Hardcover, 224 pages. A novel by Siofra O'Donovan that explores the complexities of human memory and identity through the interconnected lives of two brothers separated by war. The story follows two...

Sam O'Donovan's life in Montana has become stale. A new job and business opportunity in Colorado offer him a chance to shake things up. His return is also motivated by a personal connection - Sydney...

The Art of Political Murder: Who Killed Bishop Gerardi? In 1998, the murder of Guatemalan bishop Juan Gerardi sparked a national outcry and led to one of Guatemala's most high-profile investigations...

Gerard Gorman's powerful memoir is a courageous account of his journey to finding his voice after years of silence.At 12, Gerard was abused by Father Malachy Finegan, a pedophile priest who would...

First-hand account of life in Transylvania, written by Emily Gerard after her two-year stay in the region with her husband.In 1883, Emily Gerard and her husband embarked on a journey to Transylvania,...

The Autobiography of a Hunted Priest is a remarkable true story of courage and conviction. In Elizabethan England, being a Catholic was a crime, and John Gerard, a Jesuit priest, risked everything to...

The Stranger I Married by Sylvia Day is an erotic tale of love and awakened desire set in Victorian England. Isabel and Gerard's marriage of convenience has been a scandalous affair, with both...

Ayesha. To Break A Promise Ayesha by Valentine Renehan is a gripping tale of loyalty, betrayal and redemption set against the backdrop of the fashion world. Three years have passed since the sudden...

The Seven Stories That Shape Your Life by Gerard Kelly explores the fundamental questions we all face in life: our purpose and identity. This book presents the stories that make up the overall story...

Tall and Clumsy Molly and Mustard's Story Pad is a charming tale that combines delightful verse with humorous imagery to create an engaging story. This interactive learning experience is well suited...

A gripping crime thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. DC Lucy Murphy's determination to bring down Gerard Jennings, a feared drug dealer, puts her own life at risk. As she prepares...

Chloe and Hugh arrive at Gerard's luxury villa in Spain for a week-long break, each hoping to escape their respective marital woes. However, Gerard has double-booked the villa, forcing an uneasy...

The Rite of Confirmation: The Use of Oil and Chrism by Gerard Austin This book explores the sacrament of confirmation in its historical development, modern reforms, and present practice. Father...

Common Objects of Love: Moral Reflection and the Shaping of Community is a collection of essays by Oliver O'Donovan that explores how a society can share a common life. The author argues that...

Discover how mindful walking can transform your emotional and physical health. Psychologist Hugh O'Donovan explores the connection between our brain and body, and shows how focusing on movement can...

Half Baked Harvest Every Day Recipes for Balanced, Flexible, Feel-Good Meals: A Cookbook by Tieghan GerardThis collection of over 120 recipes offers a fresh approach to cooking, focusing on...

The 60s Unplugged: A Kaleidoscopic History of a Disorderly Decade by Gerard J. De Groot A fresh perspective on a decade often shrouded in nostalgia, this book offers a vivid and authoritative account...

Gérard Genette's life and work are presented in a unique and humorous way. This collection of memories, ideas and reflections covers his childhood, adolescence, early years in Paris, intellectual...

The Falcon's Eyes A Novel by Francesca Stanfill is set in medieval France and England at the end of the twelfth century. This moving story follows Isabelle, a spirited young woman who defies...

Working the Shadow Side: A Guide to Positive Behind-the-Scenes Management by Gerard Egan Discover how to unlock the hidden potential within your organization. This practical guide reveals the...

Easter 1916 marks a pivotal moment in Irish history, as a small group of nationalists refuse to fight for Britain and strike a blow for Irish freedom. Against this backdrop, 12-year-old Molly...

Evolution: A Little History of a Great Idea by Gerard Cheshire is a fascinating exploration of how we became the organisms we are today. Science writer Gerard Cheshire tells the story of evolution,...

The Tribes and Customs of Hy-many, Commonly Called O'Kelly's Country by John O'Donovan This work is considered culturally significant and has been preserved for public access. As it falls into the...

The Arrow Journey by Gerard Mulligan follows two individuals from different eras as their worlds collide. A flint arrowhead, discovered in an archaeological find, holds the key to time travel. When...

Fern Hall has known only hardship and routine at an orphanage in London's East End. Her life changes when she is hired as a temporary maid to the wealthy Hawk family, but her circumstances remain...

Iannis Xenakis and the Ethics of Absolute Originality by Gerard Pape Iannis Xenakis was a composer of immense influence, driven by a radical aesthetic and a relentless pursuit of innovation. As an...

The Great Cover-up: The Truth about the Death of Michael Collins by Gerard Murphy In 1922, the ambush that killed Michael Collins sparked a decades-long cover-up. Why were both sides so evasive about...

A captivating novel about two women, separated by centuries, whose fates are bound together by one haunting secret. In 1765, Lady Isabella Gerard's life is forever changed when she asks her maid to...

Twin sisters Tabby and Sage Winslow co-own a candle shop in Savannah. When one of their customers is found murdered, they start digging into the victim's past to uncover the truth. As they...

Pursuing the Knowledge Economy: A Sympathetic History of High-skill, High-wage HubrisThis book tells the story of how the idea of a knowledge-driven economy was once hailed as a solution to the...

The Prodigal Evangelical Why, Despite Everything, I Still Belong to the Tribe by Gerard Kelly explores the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 as a concentrated expression of the Christian faith's...

The Genealogies, Tribes, and Customs of Hy-Fiachrach Commonly Called O'dowda's Country by Duald Mac Firbis;John O'Donovan;Giolla Iosa Mor Macfirbis This work is considered culturally important and...

Lady Iona Malcolm Ross has found an unlikely refuge at Wystan castle. As a beekeeper and owner of a home for stray Malcolm females, she's content with her simple life - until the castle's owner...

The Art of Creative Research: A Field Guide for Writers by Philip Gerard. This book shows that research is not just about gathering information, but an art form that can be mastered by all writers...

U Cannot Be Serious! Avant-Garde Strategy in Chess by Michael Basman and Gerard Welling is a comprehensive guide to unconventional chess strategies. For over four decades, renowned chess player...

Captain Kit Brightling sets sail for adventure and danger in this swashbuckling fantasy series. Aligned to the magic of the sea, she's an invaluable asset to the Saxon Isles and its monarch, Queen...

Spend more time studying what really matters in your games. Most chess players focus too much on opening theory, but this can be a waste of time. In fact, World Chess Champion Emanuel Lasker believed...

The Butter House by Sarah Gerard is a poignant exploration of love, possession, and care. When a woman moves from her New York apartment to a Florida bungalow with her boyfriend, she finds herself...

Childhood Two NovellasIn these two haunting novellas, Gerard Reve evokes the world of childhood with piercing wit and dreamlike intensity. A young boy watches as his parents' friends are slowly...

The Silent Riders of the Sea: A Story of Jack the Miner tells the story of a young boy's journey to discover his passion and purpose.Written by John Gerard Fagan, this heartwarming tale follows Jack...

A World of Grace: An Introduction to the Themes and Foundations of Karl Rahner's Theology by Leo J. O'Donovan provides a comprehensive overview of the major themes and fundamental principles of...

The Gospel of Sovereign Grace: Sermons and Addresses by Henry AthertonThis collection of addresses celebrates the centenary of the Sovereign Grace Union, an organization founded by Rev. Henry...

A River in the Trees by Jacqueline O'Mahony is a novel that weaves together two women's stories across different eras. Set against the backdrop of Ireland's tumultuous past, this sweeping tale...

Twenty years after being driven away from her family and the only man she ever truly loved, Jo Devereux has returned to the small Irish village where she grew up. She seeks answers about her family's...

Citizenship in a Global Age explores the shifting nature of citizenship and its implications for our understanding of identity, rights, and responsibility. Gerard Delanty argues that traditional...

Old Ballynahinch by Rose Jane Leslie and Gerard Sloan is a historical account of a lesser-known location in Europe. This paperback edition features 48 pages and is bound with a standard paperback...

Emma O'Donovan's life is forever changed when she awakens on her doorstep, her memories of the previous night a complete blank. The next morning, her parents discover her in a state of distress, with...

The Collected Works of Padraic H. Pearse offers a unique insight into the mind of one of Ireland's most influential patriots. This collection brings together key speeches and writings from a pivotal...

Gerard Hastings' thought-provoking work examines the relationship between corporate marketing and the natural world.The author argues that business has become manipulative and divisive, prioritising...

Julius Winsome lives in isolation, surrounded by the vast expanse of the Maine woods. His only companions are his books and his loyal dog. But when tragedy strikes, Julius's world is forever changed...

David Gerard's book explores the origins and history of Bitcoin to the present day, covering other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and the ICO craze. He also examines attempts to apply blockchains and...

In Search of a Way: A Journey of Spiritual DiscoveryGerard W. Hughes reflects on his own inner journey and the 'outer' journey that helped him clarify his spiritual perceptions, in this...

Gerard Fromm explores how traumatic psychological injury can be passed down through generations and the importance of finding shared humanity in families, therapy, society, and memories of the past...

Gerard Sloyan explores the Gospel of John in its Old Testament context, offering new insights into understanding this pivotal text. By examining how the early church received and interpreted the...

In Search of a Way: Two Journeys of Spiritual DiscoveryA deeply personal and thought-provoking exploration of faith, identity and spirituality. Gerard Hughes shares his own inner journey, from...

The impact of electromagnetic waves on human health and the natural world is a topic of growing concern. Research has shown that exposure to electromagnetic pollution and photonic effects from...

Jesus Driven Life offers a fresh approach to the Sermon on the Mount, one that sees it as God's blueprint for human behaviour. Gerard Kelly believes this passage is designed not to make us better...

A collection of poetry by Carol Patricia O'Donovan offers a unique blend of positivity and introspection. Through her reflective writings, she shares insights into life's challenges and how to...

Gerard Whyman's Oddly Distracted is a collection of over 100 of his most popular gag cartoons, showcasing his unique sense of humour. These cartoons have appeared in various magazines, including The...