The content in this title follows the order of the Higher Still Unit specifications. Full explanatory text with worked examples allows an element of self-study. Graded exercises develop the questions beyond minimum competence level. End of chapter review exercises bring together the work of the chapter. Reminder notes in the exercises act as a quick revision aid for students. Calculator and non-calculator questions are included.

Maths in Action - Advanced Higher Mathematics 1

Children's Books

Richardson, William

Mullan, Edward C K

Chambers, Clive

Education & Reference

Oxford University Press

Historical Research in Educational Settings

Explores the application of historical research to the field of education, providing both practical advice for researchers who are new to historical research in education and offering a review of continuing controversies in the field. McCulloch (education, U. of Sheffield, UK) and Richardson (education, U. of Exeter, UK) include detailed case studies on themes including curriculum and classrooms, Foucauldian interpretations, literacy in the 19th century, and the university history curriculum. Of likely interest to researchers and scholars in the fields of history, education, and the social sciences. Distributed by Taylor &amp; Francis. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Education & Teaching

McCulloch, Gary

Schools & Teaching

Open Univ Pr

A mix of exceptionally rare and discerning essays. --The Great War Magazine
<li>Six first-personaccounts by German generals</li>
<li>Covers the Battle of Britain, Moscow, El Alamein, Stalingrad, D-Day and the Normandy Campaign, and the Battle of the Bulge</li>
<li>Drawn from extensive interviews conducted immediately after the war</li>

Fatal Decisions: Six Decisive Battles of WWII from the Viewpoint of the Vanquished (Stackpole Military History Series)

History

Military

Stackpole Books

Something Borrowed, Something Learned?: The Transatlantic Market in Education and Training Reform

This work considers British education, tracing reform policy during the final years of the Thatcher government, that borrows from the United States. It provides a useful opportunity for general understanding of the education and training process and the role international comparisons can play in shaping the domestic education and training policy agenda.

Finegold, David

McFarland, Laurel

Brookings Inst Pr

Book by Finegold, David, McFarland, Laurel, Richardson, William

Mariner & Gunner: an English Seaman in the Merchant Marine & The Royal Navy, 1781-1819

From merchantman to man-of-war William Richardson was always certain he would be a seaman. His father and all his brothers were mariners so it was not unusual that he should go to sea in his turn. By the last part of the eighteenth century Richardson was an accomplished and experienced young mariner who had made steady progress in promotion and who had travelled sea-routes across the globe, including time served in the notorious slave trade. These were the days of the press gangs and many a merchant seamen was forcefully taken into the ranks of the Royal Navy. Richardson was no exception and, perhaps peculiarly, he accepted his fate with good humour. While under the ensign he joined Sir Ralph Abercromby's expedition to St. Lucia and served throughout the West Indies aboard HMS Prompte and HMS Tromp. War with Napoleonic France saw Richardson, now a master gunner, aboard HMS Caesar. Those interested in the wars of the 'Age of Sail' will find much to interest them in this book, as the author richly describes his experiences among the crew of a British man-of-war in action in the Channel, the Eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean. An excellent and rare account of Nelson's navy from the pen of an ordinary seaman. Recommended.

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Leonaur Ltd

From merchantman to man-of-warWilliam Richardson was always certain he would be a seaman. His father and all his brothers were mariners so it was not unusual that he should go to sea in his turn. By the last part of the eighteenth century Richardson was an accomplished and experienced young mariner who had made steady progress in promotion and who had travelled sea-routes across the globe, including time served in the notorious slave trade. These were the days of the press gangs and many a merchant seamen was forcefully taken into the ranks of the Royal Navy. Richardson was no exception and, perhaps peculiarly, he accepted his fate with good humour. While under the ensign he joined Sir Ralph Abercromby's expedition to St. Lucia and served throughout the West Indies aboard HMS Prompte and HMS Tromp. War with Napoleonic France saw Richardson, now a master gunner, aboard HMS Caesar. Those interested in the wars of the 'Age of Sail' will find much to interest them in this book, as the author richly describes his experiences among the crew of a British man-of-war in action in the Channel, the Eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean. An excellent and rare account of Nelson's navy from the pen of an ordinary seaman. Recommended.

Zolotoe Runo (The Golden Fleece) was one of Russia's most beautiful art and literary journals. The Golden Fleece was instrumental in introducing and popularizing Western as well as native modernism in the arts.

Zolotoe Runo and Russian Modernism: 1905-1910

ARDIS

A union of many trades: The history of USDAW

Union of Shop, Distributive, and Allied Workers

The wound : excerpts from the second novel of a trilogy

Capra Press

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