Cry Like a Man

A Key to Healing and Fertility Through Nutrition

Endometriosis

El emocionómetro del inspector Drilo

Semi-finalist, The Robert and Vineta Colby Scholarly Book Prize, awarded by the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals (RSVP), 2012 
'... a much needed study of the visual culture of a very important and influential nineteenth-century publication, and an important addition to our understanding of the artistic tastes of the time.' Patrizia Di Bello, Birkbeck, University of London, UK and author of Women's Albums and Photography in Victorian Britain: Ladies, Mothers and Flirts 
'Haskins’s interdisciplinary study is a much-needed investigation of the contributions of The Art-Journal to Victorian art, industry, and commerce. It should be required reading for anyone interested in Victorian visual culture, periodical history, art journalism, fine art prints and print-making, and illustrated books.' Journal of Pre-Raphaelite Studies 
'... this book offers a long-overdue full-length study of the popular Art-Journal. ' Victorian Periodicals Review 
'Katherine Haskins’s monograph is both a pioneering full-length study of an individual magazine and an ambitious portrait of a complex industry, during what was arguable the period of its zenith.' CILIP Rare Books Newsletter 
’... make[s] a valuable contribution to the study of Victorian prints, and ... goes a long way toward situating them in a wider cultural context.' Victorian Studies

The Art-Journal and Fine Art Publishing in Victorian England, 1850–1880

A Chilling Interactive Adventure

Stanley Hotel

Ideas and Personalities Throughout American History

The Conservatives

Heteroepitaxy of Semiconductors

The U.S. Navy

Die blödeste Superkraft aller Zeiten / Level 2. Schulausgabe

Batman & Robin Use Fingerprint Analysis to Crack the Case

The Prints of Thieves

“Gray is a talented writer and her well-defined characters and graceful writing bring the Amish ways to life.”

The Days of Redemption Series, Book Three

Eventide

Jellyfish

Urano

'In her wide-ranging discussion of the symbiotic relationship between English culture and its staged representations in narratives of reform, Gollapudi offers important insights into the nuanced complexities of both reform and its representation in England between 1696 and 1711. The emphasis on detailed engagements with rare, lesser-known, and less-successful texts invites further thinking on the ways in which these same issues might also be in play to greater or perhaps different effect in a range of more canonical plays.'  Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Theatre Research  '... Gollapudi makes a convincing case for her historical claims and, through a series of sophisticated and subtle readings, provides a model for critical interpretation that takes into account the visual, sartorial, and gestural cues that make plays not simply inanimate texts on the page but rather the template for historically embodied and socially engaged performances in the playhouse.'  The Historian  'Gollapudi offers important insights for our understanding of both Restoration comedy and novelistic realism... Gollapudi’s study has resonance for research on novelistic representations of selfhood. Her work fits not only into a subcategory of literary history but also into the larger research area of the cultural history of emotions.'  Eighteenth-Century Fiction  ’Ms Gallapudi’s excellent study forges connections between an important dramatic genre and the larger social, sexual, and political changes of the age.’  The Scriblerian  'Gollapudi offers a convincing analysis of the development of the comic reform plot on the late seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century stage. Using a good mix of well-known and lesser-known plays, she demonstrates the strategies various playwrights employ to comment on and change cultural practices deemed no longer viable. Writing in a clear and cheerful style, her appreciation of a good comedy is never lost in the analysis. Her arguments are strongest

Moral Reform in Comedy and Culture, 1696-1747

Golden Words (1863)

The Clock

'An authoritative introduction to one of the richest and least explored sources for English social history, and in particular the history of family relationships.' Keith Wrightson, Yale University, USA  'A short review cannot encapsulate the richness of these chapters. Legal, social, and economic historians will find much of value. Also of great benefit is a detailed appendix with a primer on early modern probate jurisdiction and a discussion of the primary sources... Bonfield’s book sheds important light on legal and social understandings very different from our own, yet in some ways strikingly familiar.'  Law & History Review  '... [Devising, Dying and Dispute] makes a useful and accessible contribution to legal history. Specialists in that field will provide its principal readership, though social historians will also find in it much to interest them.'  Renaissance Quarterly  'This is a social and administrative history of the law, written by a well-regarded legal historian. Its principal strength lies in the exceptional clarity and precision with which the author, Lloyd Bonfield, sets out the letter and logic of the law and the workings of a senior ecclesiastical court. Its main contribution is to offer a comprehensive study of early modern probate litigation and an analysis of an important arena in which law and social practice interacted.'  English Historical Review  'Bonfield is absolutely correct ... in identifying the PCC wills as a rich and untapped source for social history, particularly that pertaining to unhappy families and broken social relations... While not itself a social history, Bonfield’s book will be essential reading for social historians exploring what happened when someone devised, died, and disputed in early modern England.'  Canadian Journal of History  '... this thoughtful study of probate litigation proves an enlightening and stimulating read. While we have long known that the final wishes of the dead tell us a great deal about the l

Probate Litigation in Early Modern England

Devising, Dying and Dispute

Revue Artistique Et Littéraire Ornée de Figures Sur Bois, Paraissant Tous Les Mois

L'Image

The Power of Quiet in a World Full of Noise

Silence

Embroidery or the Craft of the Needle

Im Vergleich: Kriegsflüchtlinge 1948 - meine Familie Kriegsflüchtlinge 2016 - afghanische und syrische Kinder

Public Opinion

The Gallup Poll

A Novel

This Is How It Begins

With an Essay on Self Help By Russel H. Conwell

The Life Triumphant - Mastering the Heart and Mind

Tout a Fait Francais

Dramatizing Key Concepts from Informational Texts

Teaching Through Embodied Learning

Power System Stability and Control

Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science, and Art, Fifth Series, No. 12, Volume. I, March 22, 1884

Too Big to Fail: The Inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System from Crisis-- And Themselves

International Workshop Proceedings

Cleaning Up Sites Contaminated with Radioactive Materials

A Technical Assessment

Orbital Debris

Cry Like a Man

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