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Blood and Milk
Motherhood in Shakespeare's late tragedies consists of an unbalance between feminine and masculine forces. Lady Macbeth and Volumnia from Coriolanus strike readers and critics as intricate and aberrant characters. They stand out as women characters in their respective plays because they embrace masculinity rather than femininity. I argue that Shakespeare purposefully crafted Lady Macbeth and Volumnia to create conflict with the tragic heroes through their speeches and dialogue. Within the masculine filled, warfueled worlds of Macbeth and Coriolanus, a woman must support her male relatives involved in war activities. Not only that, but it becomes a rite of passage for men to dominate women in...
Savannah's Place
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Savannah Secrets
When eccentric Rowena Carstairs leaves her sizable estate to an illegitimate grandson who was given up for adoption at birth, Savannah attorney Meredith Hunter is obliged to track him down.
Savannah
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Savannah Comes Undone
Fans of Savannah from Savannah will rejoice to see this hilarious heroine back in her second laugh-out-loud romantic adventure. Savannah, Georgia, is in an uproar when Savannah's drama queen mother chains herself to a town landmark and becomes the lead story on the six o'clock news. A mortified Savannah stubbornly refuses to acknowledge the spectacle—she’s got enough to do with a new job, moving into her own apartment, and making a last-ditch effort to win back an old flame. But a mysterious stranger, a curly-haired hottie, and visit from the president have Savannah turning in circles that may leave the whole town dizzy! Now a journalist for the Savannah Chronicle, Savannah just doesn’...
Voices from the Savannah
World famous conservationists including Dame Jane Goodall, Dame Daphne Sheldrick and Dr Iain Douglas Hamilton OBE, voice their fears, hopes and solutions on the devastating effects of poaching, habitat loss and climate change on the iconic ecosystem of the African Savannah. Joined by the voices of those that live and work on a daily basis on and around the Savannah and illustrated by the photographs of Gary Roberts this book reaches across international boundaries, with text both in English and Swahili, to give the reader a true insight into the plight of the African Savannah giving a direct access to get involved in saving the wildlife for future generations.
Journal of a Voyage from London to Savannah in Georgia
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My Savannah: A Young Artist In The 1960s
Advance Reader Copy of artist's memoir of the time in the mid-1960s he and his wife spent in Savannah as newlyweds, scrambling to make a start in life in an unfamiliar but fascinating environment. A glimpse through the window of time at a long-ago era before SCAD, before Midnight, with dozens of illustrations including original paintings, 1965-1966 photographs, historic postcards, and pen-and-ink sketches specifically illustrating the text.
