1588 results for 'Sanguos, Víctor Méndez'

Víctor Valdés: la historia del niño que no quería ser portero is a biography that tells the story of the renowned footballer's journey to becoming one of the best goalkeepers in history. Despite his...

The Cantar de los Cantares is a poetic masterpiece that has been woven into the fabric of the Bible. Originally written in Hebrew, this beautiful poem tells the story of King Solomon's love for a...

The Principle of Mentalism: A Guide to Understanding Reality. This book explores the concept of mentalism, which posits that thoughts are tangible entities that manifest in our external world...

El Librito Azul is a Christian metaphysics guide written in simple terms, aimed at those seeking to understand the truth of God. Conny Mendez's book is a valuable resource for anyone facing a...

A Victorian-themed grayscale coloring book featuring detailed illustrations of Victorian ladies and gentlemen, dresses, fashion, architecture, and interior design. This 62-page softcover book...

A helpless baby is forsaken in a churchyard, setting the stage for Emma's life. Abandoned and cast aside, she grows up with unanswered questions about her past. Each year, mysterious gifts appear at...

Black Victorians/Black Victoriana explores the lives of blacks in Victorian England, a period previously overlooked by scholarship. Using a transatlantic lens, the contributors examine not just...

Victorian Childhoods offers a fresh perspective on growing up in Britain during the Victorian era. By exploring the diverse experiences of children from different backgrounds and regions, this book...

The Victorian Modern A Design Bible for the Victorian Home by Jo Leevers is a comprehensive guide to understanding and adapting 19th-century design in contemporary homes. This book explores how to...

Victor's Adventures in Spain is a unique and comprehensive learning resource for Spanish language students. This parallel text book combines audio recordings with a workbook, making it an ideal...

Discover the colourful life story of Queen Victoria, a woman often overshadowed by her iconic image. This first part of 'The Colourful Personal Life of Queen Victoria' explores the circumstances of...

A Sister's War by Molly Green is a heartwarming historical fiction novel set against the backdrop of World War II. In 1943, Ronnie Linfoot joins the Grand Union Canal Company, working on a narrowboat...

A personal account of growing up in Victorian England, this book offers a unique insight into the British Empire and the life of its author. Written by Claire Annabel Caroline Grant Duff, it explores...

Victorian Sustainability in Literature and Culture explores how the concept of sustainability emerged during the Victorian period as a response to concerns about energy resources, environmental...

A Sister's Song by Molly Green is a heartwarming historical fiction novel that explores the lives of those who served during World War II. When the war breaks out, Suzanne's dreams of attending the...

The Victorian Church: 1829-1859 by Owen Chadwick is a seminal work of ecclesiastical history that offers original and independent judgement. This volume provides a comprehensive examination of the...

The Victorian Clergy provides an in-depth examination of the clergy's role in English society during a period of significant change. From their prominent position in 1830 to their increasingly...

First published in 1965, this book explores Oxford during the Victorian period, shedding light on the city's constitutional development and the university's political standing. It also examines the...

The Victorian Stage: A Hazardous World of Entertainment Life on the performing stage was often more perilous than one might imagine. Behind the glamour and spectacle, disaster, destitution, and death...

Queen Victoria's unique perspective on her contemporaries is revealed in this fascinating collection of meetings and letters. During her sixty-three-year reign, she engaged with an impressive array...

A Victorian Grimoire brings to life the magic and romance of the past. This enchanting book explores the simple yet effective ways of conjuring magic that were practiced during the Victorian era,...

Get ready to experience life in 19th-century Britain with this comprehensive guide. Ruth Goodman's engaging account takes you through a typical day, from morning routines to evening activities.Living...

Discover the fascinating world of Victorian magic with Geoffrey Lamb's engaging exploration of 19th-century entertainment. This title brings to life the stories of magicians, conjurers, illusionists,...

Christmas Traditions: A Seasonal Keepsake Christmas is a time of magic and wonder, with memories of past Yuletides woven into the fabric of family gatherings and sacred celebrations. For adults, the...

A Sister's Courage by Molly Green is a gripping historical fiction novel that explores the lives of three sisters during World War II. Against the backdrop of war and personal loss, one sister finds...

Rugby Victorianana: The Highs and Lows of Victorian Rugby in Northern EnglandThis book explores the history of rugby in Northern England during the Victorian era, a period marked by significant...

Stroke Victor: How to Go from Stroke Victim to Stroke Victor is a practical guide that offers a holistic approach to recovery after a stroke. Written by Bob Mandell, who himself experienced the...

Victoria & Albert: A True Partnership This book tells the story of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's marriage, one of history's most famous relationships. Their union was not without its challenges,...

Empower yourself against spiritual warfare with daily prophetic strategies from bestselling author Jennifer LeClaire. Victory Decrees offers a daily devotional to equip you with Biblical warfare...

Without Blood A Victor Lessard Thriller by Martin Michaud is a gripping crime novel that delves into the darker side of Montreal. When a senior administrator is found stabbed to death in his office,...

Victoria's Children of the Dark: A Powerful Account of Nineteenth-Century Miners. The story of Queen Victoria's invisible subjects is one of hardship and struggle. Women and children, as young as...

The Victorian Theatre: A Hazardous World Behind the Scenes Behind the glamour and spectacle of Victorian theatre lies a darker reality. In this era, performing spaces were as treacherous as...

The Victorian age may seem distant in time, but its domestic habits are surprisingly familiar. In "Inside the Victorian Home", Judith Flanders explores the daily lives of people living in one of the...

The Rise of the Victorian Actor by Michael Baker is a social history that explores how wider social attitudes and developments affected the changing status of acting as a profession during the 19th...

Murder at the Victoria and Albert Museum is a gripping historical whodunnit set in London in 1899. When the body of curator Andrew Page is discovered at the site of the new museum, Daniel Wilson and...

The Vulgarization of Art: The Victorians and Aesthetic Democracy (Victorian Literature and Culture Series) Linda Dowling's major reinterpretation of the Victorian Aesthetic Movement reveals that key...

Gender, Genre, and Victorian Historical Writing explores how the boundaries between historical and fictional narratives were challenged during the Victorian era. This shift was influenced by the...

Bette Davis: A Life of Greatness This biography offers a detailed and intimate portrait of Bette Davis, one of the most talented actresses in Hollywood history. Ed Sikov's in-depth study draws on new...

The Handley Page Victor: A Crew Chief's Story - 40 Years of Life with the Victor This memoir offers an action-packed and riveting account of a career spanning forty years, charting changes in the...

Sir Edward Watkin: A Visionary Entrepreneur and Railway King Edward Watkin was a man of immense ambition and vision. His impact on the world of transportation and beyond is still felt today. As...

The Seven Daughters of Diongenes is the eleventh book in a long-running series of Victorian detective novels. When two senior detectives from Scotland Yard attend a presentation by famous inventor...

The Forgotten Female Aesthetes Literary Culture in Late-Victorian England by Talia Schaffer explores a lesser-known aspect of the aesthetic movement. While critics often focus on male aesthetes, this...

Between Women: Friendship, Desire, and Marriage in Victorian England explores the lives of women who defied traditional norms by forming close relationships with each other. Through a detailed...

Blasted Literature: Victorian Political Fiction and the Shock of Modernism Deaglán Ó Donghaile's groundbreaking study brings together two seemingly disparate fields: late-Victorian popular fiction...

Richard Rayner's latest case is marked by tragedy and heartbreak as he investigates two shocking crimes in Victorian London.A brutal murder diverts his attention from a disturbing discovery: dozens...

Second Person Singular: Late Victorian Women Poets and the Bonds of VerseThis new history of women's poetry at the turn of the century challenges conventional ideas of nineteenth-century lyric, which...

Reading Bodies in Victorian Fiction explores how we think about emotion, empathy, and reading fiction. It challenges literary studies to consider the surface-level connections between these concepts...

The Victorian Working Class: A Social Investigation In 1849, the Morning Chronicle published a groundbreaking social investigation into working-class life in England and Wales. This book presents the...

Discover the captivating history of Queen Victoria and the Victorian Era in this comprehensive guide. When she ascended to the throne in 1837, Queen Victoria ruled at the head of a government with...

The Mediterranean and Middle East: pt. 1. Victory in the Mediterranean 1st April to 4th June 1944 This volume is the sixth in the eight-volume series describing the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern...

The Mediterranean and Middle East: pt. 1. Victory in the Mediterranean 1st April to 4th June 1944 This volume tells the final stage of the story from November 1944 to May 1945, focusing on the...

The Hypno-Ripper: A Dark and Fascinating Exploration of Hypnotism and the Jack the Ripper Murders. This collection of two Victorian-era tales delves into the mysterious world of hypnotism and its...

Victoria A Novel by Daisy Goodwin is a captivating novel that brings to life the story of Queen Victoria's remarkable journey from adolescence to adulthood. Based on her own diaries, the author...

The Victorian Age: An Anthology of Sources and Documents by Josephine M. Guy provides a unique insight into the intellectual debates of the 19th century. This comprehensive anthology brings together...

The Gruesome Truth: Victorians explores the darker side of history, delving into topics such as family life, food, religion, entertainment and warfare from different eras. This informative series...

HMS Victory, the most famous warship in British naval history, is closely tied to Admiral Lord Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar. However, what's less well known is that six previous ships also bore...

Victoria A Novel by Daisy Goodwin In June 1837, Victoria's life changed forever when she woke up to find herself queen. At just eighteen years old, she faced an uncertain future and the weight of...

Victory is a pair of novellas that explore the complexities of human relationships and the darker aspects of male desire. Two seemingly happy marriages are revealed to be flawed, while an accusation...

A powerful narrative that explores the complexities of human relationships and the nature of defeat versus victory.Published in 1915, "Victory" follows Axel Heyst, a Swede who renounces the world to...

Two children, separated by time and circumstance, are brought together by a mysterious link. Sam Robbins, a young farm boy forced to serve in the Royal Navy, finds himself aboard H.M.S. Victory, the...

Victory, written by Joseph Conrad and first published in 1915, is a psychological novel that explores complex themes through its shifting narrative and temporal perspective. The story unfolds across...

Set against the backdrop of one of history's most pivotal naval battles, Victory tells the story of Commander Thomas Kydd and his ship as they find themselves at the heart of the action leading up to...

A comprehensive portrait of the Victorians brings to life the people who shaped their era. A.N. Wilson masterfully weaves together hundreds of lives to tell a story that is both entertaining and...

Yishai Sarid's Victorious is a gripping examination of the complexities of military service. Abigail, a military psychologist and single mother, has spent her career in the Israeli Army, helping...

A hunter has a dream that changes everything. One night, he imagines himself as a cheetah on the savannah, and when he wakes up, he can't shake off the feeling that his life is not what it should be...

Ruth Goodman's guide to everyday life in Victorian England offers a fresh perspective on a bygone era. By exploring the small details and necessities of daily life, Goodman reveals the complexities...

Strange and fantastical tales from Victorian Britain's darker side are revealed in this collection. Based on a privately held archive of Illustrated Police News, these stories showcase bizarre...

The British nineteenth century was an astonishing series of changes, with revolutions in transport, communication, and work. Cities grew vast, and scientific ideas transformed the intellectual...

Bark and Howl are two puppies born in the tunnels beneath London. As the Blitz begins, they find themselves lost in the dark maze with only one-eared cat Sheba to guide them.With bombs falling all...

The Victory is a sweeping historical novel that explores the complex lives of the Morland family during a pivotal moment in British history. As Napoleon's forces threaten to invade England, the...

Victorian Miniature offers a unique glimpse into the complex relationship between two individuals from different walks of life in 19th-century England. Their personal journals, which have been...

Victorian Literature: A Sourcebook by John Plunkett provides an in-depth exploration of 19th-century ideas through primary texts. An expert team introduces and annotates a range of original...

Victoria Park is a poignant novel that explores the lives of twelve people over the course of a year. At its heart are the stories of Mona and Wolfie, who have lived in the community for over fifty...

Victorious Living offers practical guidance for overcoming life's challenges. Written with you in mind, this book provides a personal and supportive approach to finding healing, prosperity, and...

The Eschatology of Victory by Jacob Marcellus Kik explores the Christian theology surrounding the end times, as seen in Matthew 24 and Revelation 20. This work delves into the history of Reformed...

The Victory at Sea by William S. Sims is a seminal work that offers a unique perspective on one of the most pivotal moments in naval history. Published in 1921, this book provides an operational...

Inventing the Victorians challenges many of our preconceptions about the culture of the 19th century. Matthew Sweet argues that the Victorians were not as stuffy and conservative as often believed,...

For those interested in the men who made Britain's greatest naval victory possible, this reference work breaks new ground. It is the first comprehensive account to include a detailed roll of every...

First published in 1947, this Reader's Guide to Victorian fiction provides an overview of the genre, covering a range of genres and subject matter. Written by experts in their field, it features...

Victor Serge: A Biography by Susan Weissman is a compelling account of one of the most intriguing figures of Soviet history. Set against the backdrop of pivotal events in the 20th century, this...

The Vikings and the Victorians: Inventing the Old North in Nineteenth-century Britain by Andrew Wawn explores how the terms 'Viking' and 'Viking Age' were invented, explored and popularised during...

L. Ron Hubbard's Villainy Victorious is a monumental work that blends science fiction and action/adventure on an interstellar scale with biting satire, drawing inspiration from literary giants such...

Victorian Pain by Rachel Ablow explores how writers and thinkers of the 19th century grappled with the concept of pain. As new scientific understandings made it conceivable to eradicate pain, this...

The history of the United States is marked by many extraordinary military leaders. While some have become household names, others have been largely forgotten, their contributions relegated to...

Experience the golden age of British history with Eyewitness Victorians. This comprehensive visual guide explores how the Industrial Revolution changed the world forever, from vast railway networks...

A gripping thriller about two sisters fighting for control in a world of violence and betrayal. In Guatemala City, bodies pile up as the US Drug Enforcement Agency struggles to stop the conflict. One...

At the darkest moment of the year, Christmas arrives as a joyful and magical season. Families and friends come together to share beloved customs and traditions that have been passed down over...

Discover the fascinating world of the Victorians, a time of great progress and change. This series explores the most interesting topics in history for children at Key Stage 2, looking at subjects...

Discover the darker side of Victorian England with this collection of 56 true crime cases from the Illustrated Police News.From infamous crimes like the Bravo Mystery and the Llangibby Massacre, to...

This charming little book provides a feast of original recipes from Victorian times, which are still perfectly reliable today. It features dishes such as spring soup and mayonnaise of chicken in...

The Victory Boys by Jamal Orme In this inspiring story, faith and football come together in a powerful way. For two young friends, their love of soccer is more than just a game - it's a way to...

The Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns by Sasha Issenberg. In the world of politics, a new approach is revolutionizing the way campaigns are run. Behavioural psychology and...

Victorian CSI: A Guide to Forensic Medicine in Action. Published in 2009, this collection of selections from William A. Guy's "Principles of Forensic Medicine" provides insight into the emerging...

A fascinating glimpse into Victorian Pontypool is offered in this unique collection of newspaper articles from the past. The lives of those who lived in the town and its surrounding villages are...

The Devil and the Victorians: Supernatural Evil in Nineteenth-Century English Culture This book explores the significance of the Devil in Victorian England, revealing his pervasiveness and diversity...

Victoria's Knickers by Josh Azouz tells the story of an unlikely romance between the Queen of England and a boy from the wrong side of the tracks. On the eve of her coronation, Victoria is having a...

The Victory Ode: A Study of its Genesis and Influence. This collection of essays by international experts explores the victory ode, a short-lived poetic genre in ancient Greece that has had a lasting...

William Greyhorse carves small animals and toys for his younger sisters as a way to cope with his difficult home life. As he struggles to come to terms with his own identity, he meets Jason Bedford...

Victory Girls is a heart-wrenching and gripping novel by Helen Carey, set against the backdrop of World War II. This poignant saga follows the lives of the women living on Lavender Road as they...

First Victory: 1941 Blood, Oil and Mastery in the Middle East 1941In the midst of World War II, Britain stood alone against the Nazi threat, with its Empire's survival hanging by a thread. The...