... Anne Bradstreet ; Margaret Cavendish , Duchess of Newcastle ; Katherine Philips ; Phyllis Wheatley ; Mary Wollstonecraft ; Harriet Beecher Stowe ; the Bronte sisters ; Emily Dickinson ; and Virginia Woolf , among others .
Major World Leaders
Absorbing accounts of the leaders whose ideas and actions have changed the course of history Examines each person's life in the context of the politics of the time Full-color photographs enhance each book
Compelling stories of Latinos making their marks in today's world Eye-catching, full-color covers and photos Presents the complete story, as well as little-known details of their lives Great for reluctant readers
Latinos in the Limelight
The communal cat, Stripey, is notlarge enough to chase fullgrown rats—they chase her instead. Woody, apainter of marine subjects whosecommissions havedried up,lives on a boatthatis becomingone with theseaasitslowly sinks—and as itsowner ...
Little, Brown & Co, New York. Gies, F. (1994) Cathedral, Forge and Waterwheel - Technology and Invention in the Middle Ages. Chapter 6, The High Middle Ages, 1200 to 1500, Cloth, Paper and Banking. Harper Collins, New York, New York.
238 “JOHN ANDERSON, MY JO” have grown old and are “only fit for nurses.” In the opinion of the speaker, “School-boys” with no experience, but only a false sense of “martial spirit,” have made false claim to the “veteran merit” that ...
Famous Figures of the Civil War Era
Follows the life of Jeff Bezos from his birth in New Mexico, to attending Princeton University, to moving to Seattle, where he started Amazon.com.
New Approaches to the Literary Art of Anne Brontë. Burlingame, VT: Ashgate Publishing, 2001. Paddock, Lisa Olson, and Carl E. Rollyson. The Brontës A to Z: The Essential Reference to Their Lives and Works. New York: Checkmark Books, ...
Nothing symbolized the Jazz Age of the 1920s more than the stories and novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald's popularity was more than a fad, however, and his novels The...
Profiles abolitionist John Brown, who, after invading the government armory at Harpers Ferry to gain weapons for a slave revolt, was defeated, convicted of treason, and hanged.
Profiles abolitionist John Brown, who, after invading the government armory at Harpers Ferry to gain weapons for a slave revolt, was defeated, convicted of treason, and hanged.
Features four hundred entries covering famous poetry, poets, and forms of the period.
Concentrating on the main authors, works, and movements that comprise each genre, these books also include minor authors and works. They are defined by geography and by time period, such as 20th-century poetry or classical drama.
Provides a biography, entries on her major works as well as her other novels and important short stories with subentries on the work's main characters, related people, publications, and topics, such as Byronic hero, romanticism, and science ...
A biography of the founder of Apple Computer company and owner of Pixar, the computer animation company that developed the movie "Toy Story."
From Romeo and Juliet to Rebecca, entries treat scores of the most memorable novels and plays, providing information on authors, works, characters, and themes. Coverage is fair and square: men...
The only daughter in a family of seven children, Sandra Cisneros learned early on how to claim the space and solitude she desired, and to rely on her imagination to...