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The Press and Abortion, 1838–1988
1st Edition
By Marvin N. Olasky
September 01, 2026
Originally published in 1988, The Press and Abortion, 1838–1988 looks at how abortion has been portrayed and reported on in the press over 150 years. It was hoped that an examination of abortion history as strained through the press may help us to understand more deeply the nature of the continuing...
Thomas Hood
1st Edition
By J.C. Reid
September 01, 2026
“He sang the Song of the Shirt.” This inscription on Thomas Hood’s tombstone commemorates the humanitarian utterance by which this gifted poet, wit, and journalist is best remembered, apart from his agile puns. However, Thomas Hood (first published in 1963) shows the diversity of Hood’s talents and...
A Note-Book of European History: 1400–1920
1st Edition
By S.H. McGrady
August 03, 2026
First published in 1926, A Note-Book of European History chronicles five centuries of European development. Beginning at the turn of the 15th century, the book traces European history through the Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment, culminating in the early twentieth century. McGrady’s ...
A Short History of Ireland: From Earliest Times to the Present Day
1st Edition
By J.C. Beckett
August 03, 2026
No country’s history has been more obscured by prejudice and emotion than Ireland’s. By untangling the complex threads from St. Patrick’s mission onwards, A Short History of Ireland (originally published in 1952, reissuing the sixth edition of 1979) traces Ireland’s evolution through the 1970s and ...
A Short History of Irish Literature
1st Edition
By Seamus Deane
August 03, 2026
First published in 1986, A Short History of Irish Literature combines the scholarship of exceptional range and depth with the power to persuade us to read authors we have forgotten or neglected, and to re-read sympathetically those we have insensitively undervalued or dismissed. From the earliest ...
A Short History of Modern Greece: 1821–1940
1st Edition
By Edward S. Forster
August 03, 2026
First published in 1941, A Short History of Modern Greece, 1821–1940 provides an account of Modern Greece spanning more than a century. The book is divided into three parts. Part one traces the birth and early struggles of the Greek Kingdom through 1914. Part two examines Greece’s experience during...
British Philosophy in the Mid-Century: A Cambridge Symposium
1st Edition
Edited
By C.A. Mace
August 03, 2026
First published in 1957, reissuing the second edition of 1966 here, British Philosophy in the Mid-Century provides an authoritative review of some of the outstanding developments in British philosophy at the time. The papers included here had their origin in a course of lectures at Cambridge ...
Communication Skills: An International Review
1st Edition
Edited
By Philip Hills, Margaret McLaren
August 03, 2026
First published in 1987, Communication Skills: An International Review, the first of two volumes, surveys the range of communication skills taught throughout the developed world at the time and examines the pedagogical principles underlying them. It provides a thorough critique of both the thinking...
Communication Skills: Teaching and Practice
1st Edition
Edited
By Philip Hills, Margaret McLaren
August 03, 2026
The rapid advancement of communication technology fundamentally transformed how communication skills were taught across all educational levels during the 1980s. First published in 1988, Communication Skills: Teaching and Practice, the second of two volumes, examines in detail information on the ...
Dinosaur & Co: Studies in Corporate Evolution
1st Edition
By Tom Llyod
August 03, 2026
First published in 1984, Dinosaur & Co captures a critical moment in British economic history, when the nation was widely regarded as caught in a chronic process of decline, known as de-industrialisation’. At that time, many feared that unless this decline was arrested, Britain would eventually ...
Disruptive Children-Disruptive Schools?
1st Edition
By Jean Lawrence, David Steed, Pamela Young
August 03, 2026
Disruptive pupil behaviour was a major concern to teachers, parents, and education authorities in the 1980s. The Elton committee (1989) reported that serious violence to teachers was rare but that problems of disruption, often aggravated by the poor training of teachers, was widespread and ...
Essays from Eighteenth-Century Periodicals
1st Edition
Edited
By M.G. Segar
August 03, 2026
First published in 1947, Essays from Eighteenth-Century Periodicals is a collection of essays from The Tatler, The Spectator, The Guardian, The Rambler, The Idler, and from many less well-known periodicals. The essays included represent the prose of the eighteenth century from 1709–1790. Though the...