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Life of Lord Jeffrey
Lord Francis Jeffrey was a founder of The Edinburgh Review in 1802 and editor from 1803-1829. He became the most influential critic of his time and the man who turned the world of literary criticism upside-down. Jeffrey was a prolific letter writer and this volume contains over two hundred letters that he wrote to prominent politicians, authors, lawyers and close friends during his life. Included in this collection are letters he sent to Dickens, Horner, Moorehead and Epsom. Jeffrey lived from 1773 to 1850 and these letters reveal what life was like during this period: from his days at school and college, throughout his career and up until his death in 1850. As a strong and out-spoken Whig s...
The Life of Charles Dickens
The story of Charles Dickens's life is a truly remarkable rags-to-riches tale. His father's bankruptcy and imprisonment led to Dickens working in a blacking factory at an early age. These humble beginnings were to become a major influence upon his life and his writings. Dickens became a sensation in his own time and his legacy lives on. His books sold in tens of thousands. Audiences flocked to see him when he performed public readings of his works, inciting "Bozmania." Venues became sold out, touts sold tickets at inflated prices, and women fainted at his thrilling recitals. He went on to conquer America and commanded great fees for his performances. This long overdue republication, from 190...
Computer Networks
Aimed at people studying general networking, this book provides an overview of the subject, which is useful to students of HND, degree, foundation degree, general masters courses, and GCE in applied ICT. Giving an introduction to the subject, it helps students get to grips with difficult concepts.
Directory of Publishing 2009
Now in its 34th edition, this is the most authoritative, detailed trade directory available for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.
Access 2002
This course book for students, teaches the skills required to make full and effective use of Microsoft Access 2002. It can be used as a course text for group learning, or individually for independent learning. This advanced book does not assume any previous knowledge of Access 2002, but it introduces concepts and functions at a rapid pace, and deals with advanced features of the software. The authors take the approach that users will learn best by doing. Each topic includes exercises to complete which illustrate the theory and help to reinforce the learning. Key Features: * Progress through the course topic by topic * Clear learning objectives * Tasks help to embed learning * Theory illustrated with practical examples
