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Take Ten
When examining the variety of British directors included here, the reader will see just how misleading the term 'British film' can be. The book places ten contemporary British directors side by side. But whilst the reader is able to trace certain common themes, comparisons between the characters are actually characterized by a startling degree of diversity of style and opinion.
Uxbridge Through Time
For centuries Uxbridge, whose origins lie in Saxon times, was a market town serving much of West Middlesex and South Buckinghamshire. At one time there were thirteen water mills in the area where corn was processed. Situated on the London - Oxford road, it was an important town in the stagecoach era. This collection of images old and new charts the history of the area, and reveals many hidden aspects of this urban sprawl. In the early twentieth century London sprawled out westward, and the town became an outer London suburb. In recent times, because of its closeness to Heathrow Airport and three motorways, it has become an office centre. These pages reveal how the town has been largely rebuilt in the last eighty years. Join Ken Pearce on this nostalgic visual journey back through time.
Uxbridge From Old Photographs
Uxbridge From Old Photographs provides an interesting and evocative collection of photographs which reflect the dramatic and lasting changes that have occurred in and around Uxbridge during the 1950s, 60s and 70s.
An Assyrian - Dream the Mirza Family Story
This is the story of a young boy, Julius W. (Jay) Mirza, born into a Christian Assyrian Family, living in a Muslim nation, who emigrates from Iran. He and his little brother must leave the bosom of their loving family to seek an education in a foreign country in order to live a better life a life of both personal responsibility and freedom. He must enter a British boy's school in India, without any knowledge of the English language. He will not see his family but once in six years. After graduation, his education takes him first to England, then America, where he graduates with a degree in Architectural Engineering. The heart wrenching sacrifices of his parents for their son's education finds full reward in Jay's success in life his architectural practice his family, his home and his community involvement. This is a story of an immigrant to America for whom, with hard work and dedication, the American dream came true.
Justice in Middlesex
Tells the history of just one of the magistrates' courts in England and Wales. This work looks at the underlying backdrop of a part of the country: Middlesex, London and Westminster that is central to the English legal system.
The Church Lads' Brigade in the Great War
It is estimated that around 50,000 Brigade Lads served in the First World War, during which many honors and distinctions were awarded. The Brigade contributed two Service Battalions of the King's Royal Rifle Corps whose members were comprised entirely of past and present members of the Church Lads' Brigade. These were known as ‘Pals’ Battalions. The story of the battalion centers around the experiences of eight men who served and some who died in the Battles of The Somme, Arras and The Lys. In the latter half of the nineteenth century influential Christians were worried about the poor spiritual and physical development of young people. It was at that time that ‘Brigade’ groups began ...
Mountain Murders: Homicide in the Rockies
"Mountain murders brings to the public fifteen legendary Colorado murders, dating from 1909 to the early 1980s."--Page 4 of cover.
AT LAST HE COMES
It is London 1908, and the huge crowds will not be seen again until London 2012. But it has been a controversial and often unhappy Olympics, riven by American-British tensions. The marathon has promised to rise above the ill-feeling. It has taken on a life all of its own, and been hyped as "the greatest long-distance race in the history of the world". And so it proves, as its climax goes beyond the hype, introducing quite unimaginable drama.... and yet greater controversy.
Manitoba Law Journal: Underneath the Golden Boy 2014 Volume 37(2)
Underneath the Golden Boy series of the Manitoba Law Journal reports on developments in legislation and on parliamentary and democratic reform in Manitoba, Canada, and beyond. This issue has articles from a variety of contributing authors including: Andrew M. Smith, Andrew Swan, Bryan P. Schwartz, E. L. Forget, Gerrit Theule, James Beddome, James P. Mulvale, Jane Ursel, Jessica Davenport, Jessica Isaak, Joan Grace, Karine Levasseur, Kathleen Buddle, Kelvin Goertzen, Kyle Emond, Matthew Carvell, Michael Ventola, Michelle I. Bertrand, Natalie Kalmet, Rana Bokhari, RCL Lindsay, Richard Jochelson, S. B. Strobel, Shauna MacKinnon, Sherry Brown, Sid Frankel, Stacy Senkbeil, Wayne Simpson, and Zachary Kinahan.
