1394 results for 'Stuart Canterbury'

The U.S. Constitution and Other Writings This collection of crucial documents, speeches, and writings shaped the United States, providing a foundation for its government and society. It includes the...

The Trick to Money is Having Some! by Stuart Wilde is a practical guide to achieving financial freedom. Wilde presents a unique perspective on money, viewing it as a form of energy that can be...

Stuart Broad: Broadly SpeakingA candid and honest account of one of England's greatest cricketers, this autobiography reveals the personal side of a true sports legend.From the highs of multiple...

Written at the end of the fourteenth century, Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales are a collection of stories that continue to resonate with readers today. Thirty pilgrims embark on a journey to...

The Stuarts by John Miller The Stuart dynasty ruled Britain as a whole for over a century, from 1603 to 1714. This period was marked by significant challenges and conflicts that shaped the course of...

The Canterbury Ales: Great Beers and Pubs Along the Route to Canterbury by Roger Protz Roger Protz explores the historic pubs and breweries along the route taken by pilgrims in Chaucer's famous tale...

Dr. Stuart Shanker's groundbreaking book offers a radical new approach to understanding and supporting children's emotions and behavior. By introducing the concept of self-regulation, Dr. Shanker...

Explore the darker side of Canterbury, a medieval city rich in history and ghostly legends. This collection of mysterious happenings delves into the city's most chilling tales, from the headless...

Discover the hidden secrets and lesser-known histories of Canterbury, one of England's most charming cities. From Roman and Anglo-Saxon remains to medieval ecclesiastical sites, this city has a...

The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories told by a group of pilgrims as they journey from London to Canterbury Cathedral. Each pilgrim shares their tale, offering a unique perspective on life,...

The Canterbury Tales Handbook provides an ideal introduction to Chaucer's iconic tales. This accessible guide helps students understand the language, genres, forms, historical background, and...

Canterbury Cathedral: Unveiling its Sacramental Geometry This book explores how ancient beliefs about the Heavenly nature of geometric forms influenced the design of one of the world's most iconic...

This selection from Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to one of England's most beloved poets. Drawing from the famous Ellesmere Manuscript, this...

Canterbury Through Time by John Clancy explores the city's rich history, tracing its evolution over two millennia. Foreign invaders have left their mark on the streetscape, shaping the city into what...

Treasures at Canterbury Cathedral brings to life over 1300 years of history through a collection of curious and often surprising artifacts. More than half a million objects from the Cathedral's...

The autobiography of Stuart Broad, the ultimate competitor and one of England's greatest players of all time, is now available for pre-order. For over seventeen years, Broad has left it all on the...

Young Mungo is a powerful and poignant story about the complexities of masculinity, family, and love. Against the backdrop of a hyper-masculine and sectarian Glasgow estate, two young men, Mungo and...

This concise and lively survey provides an essential introduction to Chaucer and his most famous work, The Canterbury Tales. With this book as your guide, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the...

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer In 14th-century England, a group of pilgrims from diverse backgrounds gather at the Tabard Inn in Southwark, bound for the shrine of St Thomas Becket in...

Stuart Horten's life is about to take a dramatic turn. After moving to Beeton, he stumbles upon an incredible quest to uncover his great-uncles' lost legacy: a magician's workshop filled with...

The Canterbury Tales, now with a graphic cover and deluxe packaging, is a retelling of one of the greatest poems in the English language. Renowned novelist, historian, and biographer Peter Ackroyd...

Debates in Stuart History by Ronald Hutton provides a clear and authoritative guide to the current state of Stuart history and its historiography. This introduction helps students understand recent...

Ready to Teach: A Christmas Carol is a comprehensive guide to teaching Dickens's most famous Christmas story for GCSE. This book brings together subject knowledge, resources, and classroom strategies...

Alexander Masters' extraordinary biography tells the story of Stuart, a man whose life was marked by turmoil and tragedy. The author's journey begins with a chance encounter with Stuart, a troubled...

This 60th anniversary edition of Stuart Little features Garth Williams's original black-and-white line drawings for the jacket, now colorized by celebrated illustrator Rosemary Wells. A heartwarming...

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer is a simplified and shortened retelling of the classic work, remaining faithful to the original Middle English text. This edition brings the story to life in...

Literature of the Stuart Successions offers a unique insight into one of Britain's most turbulent periods. This anthology brings together primary material from six major succession events, as well as...

A Companion to Stuart Britain by Barry Coward provides a comprehensive overview of British history from James I's accession to Queen Anne's death. This authoritative companion brings together...

The Stuarts in 100 Facts by Andrea Zuvich provides an engaging overview of this pivotal era in British history. Spanning over seven monarchs and a tumultuous civil war, the Stuart period is marked by...

Stuart Hall's academic career has had a profound impact on scholarship and teaching worldwide. This collection brings together a range of academics who have been influenced by his work, offering...

Oxford Playscripts: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer is an engaging classroom playscript that brings the medieval poet back to life. Four alchemists invite a group of pilgrims, including the...

The city of Canterbury is renowned for its iconic cathedral and rich history. From Roman ruins to medieval streets, this vibrant city has witnessed countless events that have shaped its heritage. In...

The Canterbury Papers A Novel by Judith Koll Healey is a gripping tale of intrigue and deception. In 13th-century France, a young woman's abduction sets off a chain of events that exposes a tangled...

The Register of John Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1486-1500 provides a unique insight into the administrative practices of the Church in England during the late Middle Ages. This comprehensive...

The Canterbury Tales: A Collection of Medieval Travellers' StoriesComplete and Unabridged, this collection brings together a diverse range of tales from medieval England.Written in Middle English,...

The Canterbury Tales is a masterful collection of stories that showcase the diversity and richness of medieval England. Written in the 14th century, this iconic work of English literature features a...

Canterbury in 50 Buildings explores the history and development of this fascinating city through its most interesting buildings and structures.The historic cathedral city has a rich past, with Roman...

The Canterbury Tales A Selection by Geoffrey ChaucerA collection of stories that reflect the manners and mores of medieval England, as well as the full comic and tragic dimensions of the human...

Stuart Horten has just inherited a magician's workshop, but without his Great-Uncle's Last Will and Testament, he can't prove it's truly his. This is a problem, as someone else wants the workshop -...

Set against the backdrop of 17th-century France and the Caribbean, May Stuart is a gripping tale of redemption and love. When English spy May Stewart sets sail on a merchant vessel under a false...

A new translation of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in modern verse offers a fresh take on this medieval masterpiece. Joseph Glaser's version features eight-syllable lines, mirroring the four-beat rhythm...

Arbella Stuart: A Life in the Shadow of Power In 1562, Elizabeth I lay dying, and the Tudor succession was once again at risk. Arbella Stuart, cousin to both the English queen and James VI of...

The Stuart court was a time of great cultural transformation in Britain, marked by the emergence of Renaissance art and culture. In this period, magic played a significant role as an element of royal...

Stuart Little is a heartwarming tale of a small mouse with a big spirit. Born to a family of humans, Stuart lives in New York City with his parents, brother George, and their pet cat, Snowball. When...

Tudors and Stuarts by J. H. Bettey provides an in-depth exploration of the complex and often tumultuous history of England's royal dynasties from the Tudor period to the Stuart era. This concise...

Women on Stage in Stuart Drama explores a pivotal moment in the history of women's performance in theatre. Sophie Tomlinson uncovers how two Stuart queens consort, Anna of Denmark and Henrietta...

Harold Bloom's comprehensive collection of interpretive essays provides expert commentary on Geoffrey Chaucer's timeless work. This volume is ideal for research and features an introduction,...

A Canterbury Crime by Brian Kavanagh The ancient walled city of Canterbury holds many secrets, but none as mysterious as the death of Professor de Gray. Belinda and Hazel are called in to evaluate...

Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales by Winthrop Wetherbee provides an in-depth exploration of one of the most significant works of English literature. This introductory guide places the Canterbury Tales...

The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer. First published in 1997, this reprint features David Wright's prose version of the classic work.Written...

Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Hearts by Nadine Akkerman is a fresh perspective on one of history's most misunderstood queens. For centuries, Elizabeth Stuart has been portrayed as a spendthrift and a...

The Pilgrims' Way To Canterbury from Winchester and London is a comprehensive guidebook for walkers and hikers. This historic pilgrimage route spans 136 miles from Winchester in Hampshire to...

The Canterbury Tales Abridged in Modern English is an abridged retelling of the highlights of Chaucer's famous work. Written for a younger audience, these timeless stories are enjoyable for a broad...

Beneath the surface of Stuart Britain lies a complex and intriguing world of sex and sexuality. Historian Andrea Zuvich explores the ingenious, surprising, bizarre, and often entertaining beliefs and...

The Canterbury Tales, written in the original Middle English, is a masterpiece of English literature that showcases a diverse range of storytelling styles and vivid depictions of medieval life. The...

Arbella Stuart: The Uncrowned Queen by Jill Armitage In 1562, Elizabeth I lay dying of smallpox, sparking a succession crisis that would have far-reaching consequences. At the heart of this turmoil...

Anselm of Canterbury: His Life And LegacyThis meticulously researched biography brings to life the medieval Archbishop and thinker Anselm, exploring his place among the saints and his profound...

A new translation of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in modern verse brings this medieval masterpiece to life. Joseph Glaser's version features complete translations of most stories, including familiar...

This collection of critical analyses offers a fresh perspective on Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Over the past fifteen years, modern critical theory has radically reinterpreted the medieval text,...

This full-colour edition explores the complete text of The General Prologue to the Canterbury Tales through classroom-tested activities and illustrated information, including a map of the Canterbury...

The Royal Stuarts: A History of the Family That Shaped Britain A sweeping and authoritative history of the Stuart family, from their rise to power to their tumultuous reigns. This fascinating...

These 14 tales bring together a diverse group of pilgrims, each representing a different occupation and social class. This varied collection allows for a range of narrative styles, including...

A bloody account of duplicity and murder unfolds in this gripping tale from the Canterbury Tales series. Set against the backdrop of medieval England, A Tournament of Murders is a dark and...

Canterbury by Doreen Rosman explores 500 years in the life of this historic city. From the destruction of Becket's shrine to the arrival of Protestant refugees, and from riots against Christmas...

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer is a collection of stories that showcase the author's mastery of humor, bawdiness, and poignancy. This edition features the original text alongside an...

No Sign of Murder by Alan Russell is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker side of San Francisco. When a young deaf heiress is found dead, Stuart Winter, a private investigator with a unique...

The Cambridge Companion to The Canterbury Tales by Frank Grady provides a lively introduction to Chaucer's diverse and complex poem. This comprehensive guide explores the richness and variety of The...

Tudors and Stuarts on Film: A Historical Perspective explores the representation of historical figures from the Tudor and Stuart periods in film. This collection of essays examines how cinematic...

Mary Stuart by Friedrich Schiller A tragic tale of power and fate, this play explores the complex relationship between two queens: Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots. Written in verse, it delves...

A comprehensive study guide to Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales offers in-depth explanation and analysis of this iconic work of Middle English literature. Written in 1392, the tale follows a...

Immigrants in Tudor and Early Stuart England is a comprehensive reassessment of Dutch and French immigrants living in England during this period. Written by a team of internationally recognized...

Geoffrey Chaucer's stories are brought to life in this modern English retelling, accompanied by illustrations and an introduction that sets the historical context for his works.A group of travellers...

A Pilgrimage to Eternity: From Canterbury to Rome in Search of a FaithTimothy Egan's journey takes him along the ancient Via Francigena, tracing the path of centuries of seekers as he explores the...

The Pilgrims' Way from Winchester to Canterbury is a historical exploration of the ancient route that connected two of England's most significant pilgrimage sites. Julia Cartwright delves into the...

A 1994 mystery novel by P. C. Doherty, set in medieval England.On a long journey from London to Canterbury, two pilgrims agree to share their stories each evening. The Knight begins his tale with the...

The Canterbury Tales by Helen Cooper provides a comprehensive guide to Geoffrey Chaucer's iconic work. This third edition brings the tales up to date with recent criticism and modern reader...

The Canterbury Tales: Fully Annotated Edition presents Chaucer's masterpiece in its original Middle-English. Assembling at the Tabard Inn, twenty-nine pilgrims embark on a journey to Canterbury...

Explore the historic Via Francigena pilgrim route from Canterbury to Lausanne, a 1090km journey through England, France, and Switzerland.This guide describes the first section of the route, from...

Augustine's mission to Roman Britain in 597 was a pivotal event in English Christianity's history. Yet little is known about Augustine himself and his leadership during this time.This book sifts...

The Stuart Aristocracy: Uncovering Everyday Life in 17th-Century England To truly understand the Stuart aristocracy, it's essential to look beyond their titles, portraits, and grand monuments. What...

The M5 Stuart Light Tank Crew Manual is a comprehensive guide to operating the General Stuart, the first tank used by American forces in armored combat during WWII. Produced by the War Department in...

A full colour map of Canterbury in 1907 provides a unique insight into the city's rich history, from its Roman roots to its medieval past. The map shows the city as it appeared in the early 20th...

Discover the hidden gems of Canterbury with this insider's guide. Featuring 111 unique places to explore, from ancient churches and regal treats to seaside haunts and modern art, this fully...

Stuart, A Life Backwards is a remarkable story of friendship and transformation, told with humour, compassion, and exasperation. The author's confessional narrative is intertwined with the tale of a...

John Stuart Mill: A Life of Action and Ideas Richard Reeves' biography is a riveting exploration of John Stuart Mill's life and work. This eminent thinker was a man of action, shaping Victorian...

The Stuart dynasty's story is one of intrigue and drama, played out in the buildings they created across Europe. From Scotland to England, their palaces reflect the lives they led and the way they...

A Haunt of Murder by Paul Doherty is a gripping tale of mystery and murder set against the backdrop of a perilous journey from London to Canterbury. As night falls, the pilgrims gather around a fire...

England Under the Stuarts offers a comprehensive and engaging account of English history between 1603 and 1714. This Routledge Classics edition features a new Foreword by Peter Gaunt.This detailed...

The Ancestors of Christ Windows at Canterbury Cathedral is a luminous exploration of one of England's most significant medieval art treasures. Dating from the twelfth century, these near-life-size...

Cooking and Dining in Tudor and Early Stuart England explores a pivotal period in English culinary history, when new foods were introduced from the New World and styles of cooking were influenced by...

Tudor and Early Stuart Parks of Hertfordshire provides a detailed picture of deer parks in the county during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. Based on county maps, estate records, and...

The Canterbury Companion to the Book of Common Prayer Gospels provides commentary and devotional reflection on each of the Gospel readings in the Book of Common Prayer, for Sundays and other...

The remarkable story of Stuart Windsor, a man who has faced numerous challenges and overcome incredible odds. With a background in both the military and Christian ministry, Stuart has been involved...

Archbishop Pole: A Fresh Exploration of Life and Work. This book offers a new perspective on the life and writings of Archbishop Pole, focusing particularly on his final years as Archbishop of...

Discover the foul facts about the Slimy Stuarts, with history's most horrible headlines. This fully illustrated book is packed with horrible stories and hilarious bits, presented in a fresh take on...

John Stuart Mill's selected writings offer profound insights into democracy, freedom and government. This collection includes lesser-known works alongside his famous "On Liberty" and "On...

Reconciliation: A Call to Strengthen Relationships and Build Bridges In this Lent book, Muthuraj Swamy explores the role of ordinary people in conflict and violence, highlighting both the benefits of...

The Impact of Plague in Tudor and Stuart England by Paul Slack is a comprehensive study of a disease that had far-reaching consequences for the history of Tudor and Stuart England. This book explores...

Marty Stuart's photographs are more than just images - they're a window into the lives of those who have shaped American music and culture. Since his teenage years, Stuart has been documenting the...

The General Prologue to the Canterbury Tales is presented in its original Middle English form, accompanied by an introduction and supporting notes. This edition provides a comprehensive understanding...