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The Beauty
Caroline Perkins cannot claim much in her life other than the dowry her uncle arranged for her and her physical beauty. Raised on the London docks, she bears the burden of being a tradesman's daughter, and not one of respectability. In leaving Miss Bell's School for Young Ladies, Caroline is leaving the only friends she has known and the only safe place she has lived. But she knows her companionship with Lady Ashby could give her the connections and opportunities she needs to secure a good future for herself. If her past does not return to haunt her present and future, that is.Will Debenham isn't certain what he is looking for in his life, but from the moment he sees Caroline Perkins, he is certain he has found it. Every interaction with her only enhances the feeling, and every day in her company makes him want her more. But can the son of an earl really marry a tradesman's daughter? Or will station, birth, and Caroline's own resistance keep them apart?
Customer Care & Feeding
Customer Care & Feeding is a system of selling for business-to-business sales reps who want to grow their careers and increase their income. The CC&F system is based on the concept that if sales reps help their customers be profitable and only work with customers that they can help be profitable then profitability for the reps and for the reps companies will follow. The book is filled with examples and tips from successful sales professionals in the foodservice distribution industry, one of the most challenging selling environments. The principles of CC&F apply to face-to-face selling relationships in any industry. To support the wealth of customer-focused, solutions-selling ideas in the book, there are quizzes and discussion topics to ensure a valuable learning experience.
Hyde Genealogy
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The Boston Directory
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Boston Directory
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Women Working: Prostitution Now
Women who work as prostitutes are struggling against a disadvantaged position in society. The relative poverty in which many women still live in is seen as the cause for prostitution, in that sex is their most saleable commodity and can bring them substantial financial rewards. Originally published in 1982 and drawing on her involvement with PROS (Programme for Reform of the Law on Soliciting), one of the Street Prostitutes’ Campaigns in Britain, and on interviews with prostitutes and their clients, the author examines how the financial benefits are offset by the attitudes prostitutes encounter from men. It is shown that while, in some ways, the role of client reflects men’s advantageous...
