The Ballad Mongers: Rise of the Modern Folk Song

Brand, Oscar

Minerva Press

Guns, Sails & Empires: Technological Innovation and the Early Phases of European Expansion 1400-1700

CARLO M. CIPOLLA

The Lyric Age of Greece.

Burn, Andrew Robert

<p>Set in the Vietnam War. Kien is responsible for retrieving and burying the dead at the scene of one of the bloodiest battles of the war. The novel ranges back to his youth and the pains of adolescent love, and forward, to his attempts to come to terms with the savagery of the war.</p>

The Sorrow of War

Bao Ninh, Palmos Frank (translation)

The Beans of Egypt, Maine

Literature & Fiction

Chute, Carolyn

Contemporary

Balzac's Horse

Hofmann, Gert

T.E. Lawrence quickly became one of the most famous Englishmen of his generation. His exploits and personality fascinated the general public, and deeply impressed those who knew him and saw his work at first hand. Until now there has been no reliable major biography written by a qualified historian. Such a project was impossible as long as British Government papers relating to his role during the Arab revolt and the subsequent diplomatic negotiations were unavailable. By 1975, however, most of the relevant documents had been released, and Jeremy Wilson was appointed official biographer. This status gave him access to papers controlled by Lawrence's family and Trustees, but allowed him complete freedom to publish whatever conclusions he reached. Jeremy Wilson's objective in "Lawrence of Arabia" is to provide readers with an accurate and balanced account of Lawrence's life. It was inevitable that this authorised biography would contain a great deal that is new, but some of the material and conclusions are wholly unexpected. Above all, by drawing on contemporary records written by Lawrence's commanders and others who worked with him, Jeremy Wilson aims at an authentic account of his achievements. Here then is a biography of one of the most talented and intriguing Englishman of this century. The book begins by describing Lawrence's promising Oxford childhood and the six seasons he spent at Carchemish in Northern Syria, one of the most important excavations ever undertaken by the British Museum. Then follows the story of Lawrence's important military and diplomatic roles during and after World War 1. Finally, the post-war years saw the consolidation of Lawrence's literary achievement, permitting an assessment of his own wish to be "appraised rather as a man of letters than a man of action".

Lawrence of Arabia

Engineering & Transportation

J.M. Wilson

Engineering

Tongues Of Flame

PARKS,Tim

<p>The 1993 Booker Prizewinner. Paddy Clarke, a ten-year-old Dubliner, describes his world, a place full of warmth, cruelty, love, sardines and slaps across the face. He's confused; he sees everything but he understands less and less.</p>

Conducting Effective Interviews

Doyle. Roddy

Genre Fiction

A collection of stories which range in subject from familiar figures of myth - Adam, Father Christmas - to mundane lorry drivers and murderous dwarves. These narratives explore a world of mysterious sexuality and re-interpreted legend. The author also wrote "The Earl King".

The Fetishist and Other Stories

MICHEL TOURNIER

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