Michael Hogan Livres

This is the story of the women who put their lives on the line for Irish freedom. They were not only the nurses, cooks, and couriers, but also gunrunners, sharpshooters, and organizers. Many who barely received mention in mainstream histories are fully revealed here both in their own words and by those who witnessed their incredible courage and leadership. Over 250 women took part in the Irish Rising, more than 70 were imprisoned, and one was sentenced to death by the British. The struggle was initially betrayed by a conservatiove government which compromised their rights to equality, but women were finally vindicated in recent years. Now the fight for distributive justice and the unity of the entire nation, original goals of the Easter Rising, have passed to the present generation.

The narrative highlights the courageous efforts of volunteers who rallied to defend Mexico, facing immense challenges in their quest to dismantle the last empire in the Americas. It captures the spirit of determination and sacrifice, showcasing their pivotal role in shaping the nation's history during a critical period.

This book analyzes the social construction of John Fitzgerald Kennedy's memory in the arts, literature, and in the many monuments erected in his honor. číst celé

Chronicling the evolution of Australia's first school of politics, this book details the Department of Government's journey since its inception in 1917. It reflects broader trends in Australian university education, highlighting challenges such as the Great Depression, wartime impacts, and the post-war expansion of universities. The narrative explores significant shifts in political studies during the 1960s and 1970s, as well as the transition to a competitive corporate model in the 1990s, ultimately addressing the ongoing challenges posed by technological advancements and management demands.

The whimsical tale follows Moggy, a cat with a penchant for bringing home increasingly large creatures, from small animals to elephants and grizzly bears. This delightful chaos brings joy to her young owner, but raises questions about how long her parents will tolerate these surprising guests. The story unfolds in charming rhymes, capturing the adventurous spirit of both Moggy and her family.

The collection showcases the finest poetry of Michael Hogan, compiled from prestigious journals and previously published works. With a narrative thread that often leads to profound insights, Hogan's poems evoke moments of stillness and reflection. Sam Hamill's introduction emphasizes the delicate balance between imagery and philosophical depth, highlighting the essence of poetry as both an intimate expression of truth and a lyrical art form. This anthology is a significant contribution to the landscape of American poetry, spanning three decades of Hogan's artistic journey.

Recognized for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational knowledge of civilization. Scholars have highlighted its importance, underscoring its role in understanding historical and societal contexts.

The story features Bungler Bear, a gentle giant known for his clumsiness, who befriends a baby bird named Birdie, recently displaced from her nest. As they navigate challenges, including evading a cunning fox and a group of nasty rats, Bungler's big heart shines through. His kindness and willingness to help Birdie, especially when he rescues her from a dangerous river, highlight themes of friendship and compassion in the face of adversity. Together, they embark on an adventure that fosters their bond and teaches valuable lessons.