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Thomas Middleton is one of the few playwrights in English whose range and brilliance comes close to Shakespeare's. This handsome edition makes all Middleton's work accessible in a single volume, for the first time. It will generate excitement and controversy among all readers of Shakespeare and the English classics.

The book tells the fictional story of Ernest White, a 93 year old ex-serviceman who escaped from German-occupied Europe. His tale is so incredible that if it were not for his companion and soul mate confirming his story, he would never have been believed. Ernie takes us with him on his thrilling journey from engagement in hand to hand combat on the approach to Arnhem Bridge, to becoming the only British soldier to be decorated by Adolf Hitler ...

Published in the U.S.A. in 1985 under the title To analyze delight"--T.p. verso.

Work-Related Learning and the Social Sciences provides students with a useful introduction to both the study of work and to making the most of their own experiences of work. It draws upon literature from sociology, politics and experiential learning and provides a blended approach to embrace the theory and practice of work.

The Pumpkin Goblin Makes Friends' is a wonderfully illustrated story about a mean-spirited Pumpkin Goblin who learns to make friends with the help of the town hero, a boy named Fred. Discover the story of the Pumpkin Goblin and turn this Halloween into a fun filled experience!

Catherine was destined to become several important things to me. But most prominently, she would become my problem-solver. Before I met her, I had a bunch of problems. Then, all of sudden, with her in my life I had only one." Written as a true crime memoir, Luggage By Kroger is a unique, genre-crossing tale that blends memoir with mystery, legal procedural, and psycho-thriller. Fatal Attraction meets Angela's Ashes as a former Houston newspape...

The scriptures tell us that before we came to this world we shouted for joy at the prospect. Now that we're here, it's sometimes tempting to wonder what we were so happy about. In Life Is Easy, I Just Decide It's hard, Dr. Gary G. Taylor outlines principles found in the scriptures that can help smooth out the inevitable challenges we all face in life. He also provides practical advice to those who suffer from what he calls the garden-variety o...

This book links the historical development of modern racisms - including the conflict between America and Islam - to the way the very specific geography of the Atlantic conditioned interactions between human groups.

This is an accessible text that will be a useful source for lecturers and students in the field of health studies. The material is coherently organised into three main themes: the politics of provision, setting priorities, and patients and professionals. I was particularly impressed with way in which the authors draw on theoretical insights and on the experiences of different heath care systems in their analysis."Professor Rob Baggott, Directo...

Large and wealthy global companies too often fail to acknowledge environmental responsibility or workers' rights. This book tells the dramatic story of one company--Chiquita Brands International--that decided to change the negative paradigm and became a model of how multinational companies can become motivated to solve critical global problems.

The impact of Christian thought on the development of socialism in late-19th- and early-20th-century England is examined in this history of how politics and faith have clashed and worked together to precipitate social change. An objective analysis of life during this period reveals that, while socialism is often viewed as anti-Christian, the members of the trade unions and cooperatives that spearheaded this ideological movement were often Chri...