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Quarterly Journal of Forestry
Vol. 1 includes the Transactions of the Irish Forestry Society.
Grinnell's Entrepreneurial and Philanthropic Pioneer: A Biography of Claude W. Ahrens
A biography of the late Claude W. Ahrens, 1912-2000, Iowa entrepreneur and philanthropist who was a pioneer in the fields of agricultural and playground equipment manufacturing. As founder and owner of Miracle Recreation Equipment Company, Claude was also an instrumental advocate for the national parks and recreation field. In 1993, Claude created a private foundation (the first of others to follow) and built one of the nation's premier private parks and sports complexes in memory of his late son and late family friend, located in Iowa. Claude's motto "Leave it better than you found it" is the motto of the Claude W. and Dolly Ahrens Foundation today.
Nicholas Pocock
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History of Nicolas Pocock, Isaac Pocock, Richard Champion
The text is a compilation of biographical sketches about the Pococks and Champion from various sources and includes descriptive information about the logbook drawings of N. Pocock.
Agriculture
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Country Life
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Journal
Vol.24-34 include the Institution's Transactions, v.77-87.
Emma and Claude Debussy
Emma Bardac and her relationship with Claude Debussy take centre stage in this insightful exploration of their lives together. The singer Emma Bardac (1862-1934) has often been presented as a woman who ensnared Claude Debussy (1862-1918) because she wanted to be associated with his fame and to live a life of luxury. Indeed, in many biographies and composer-related studies of Debussy, the only mentions that she receives are brief and derogatory. Here Emma Bardac and her relationship with the composer take centre stage. The book traces Emma's Jewish ancestry and her background, the significant role of her wealthy uncle Osiris, her marriage at seventeen to the wealthy Jewish banker Sigismond Ba...
