Books written by Dick Harrison
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Stora döden
SKÖNLITTERÄRA BESKRIVNINGAR AV PESTEN SOM NÄMNS I TEXTEN Andersson, Lars, Pestkungens legend, 1988. Camus, Albert, La Peste, 1947 (sv. övers. Pesten). Poe, Edgar Allan, King Pest, urspr. publ. i Southern Literary Messenger 1835 (sv.
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Jarlens sekel: En berättelse om 1200-talets sverige
Undantag gjordes för det heligaste av alla riken, korsfararkungariket Jerusalem, vars vapensköld var fem kors av guld mot en bakgrund av silver. På 1200-talet var sköldemärkena först och främst personliga symboler, inte något som med ...
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Gud vill det: Nordiska korsfarare under medeltiden
Under alla omständigheter medverkade besöket till att markera Danmarks betydelse i regionen.232 Anders Sunesson är ett återkommande namn i källor och historiska redogörelser för Östersjöländernas historia under 1200-talets första ...
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Social Militarisation and the Power of History: A Study of Scholarly Perspectives
In this book, Swedish historian, Dick Harrison examines the scholarly treatment of three historical macro-regions: East Asia, Southeast Asia and Mesoamerica. By comparing three very different historigraphical patterns from the...
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Best Mounted Police Stories
He came to the point where he had a handful of valueless small objects to throw away . Pennecuick did not leave entirely to his imagination how this would be done . Robber's Acts Reviewed Taking out of his own pocket a handful of coins ...
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How to Sell Art to Interior Designers: Learn New Ways to Get Your Work Into the Interior Design Market and...
"Discover easy ways to locate, approach and sell art to interior designers, corporate art consultants, and other residential and commercial design professionals"--Cover.
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Medieval Space: The Extent of Microspatial Knowledge in Western Europe During the Middle Ages
This work attempts to provide an outline of spatial thinking and of knowledge of geography among men and women during the high Middle Ages.
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Unnamed Country: The Struggle for a Canadian Prairie Fiction
Americans have an idea of what the Great Plains did to the people who settled there but know little about the analogous process north of the 49th parallel, or how it was reflected in fiction. Dick Harrison's Unnamed Country fills this gap.