La carrière politique de cet auteur s'est concentrée sur l'éducation et la préservation des sites historiques. Son travail reflète un engagement envers le bien-être public et le progrès sociétal. Il a utilisé son sens des affaires pour promouvoir des solutions innovantes. Son héritage littéraire réside dans son approche proactive pour relever les défis sociétaux.
"The Price of Peace" examines the relevance of the just war tradition in the post-Cold War era, emphasizing its need for re-evaluation in light of new international security challenges like terrorism. Through an interdisciplinary dialogue, it seeks to guide policymakers and citizens in navigating the ethical complexities of war.
Exploring the complexities of royal tours from 1860 to 1911, this book reveals the ambivalence of British royals and the varied responses of colonial subjects. It highlights how local leaders navigated the politics of these tours, sometimes resisting or appropriating British cultural power. The narrative illustrates a multi-centred imperial culture, where the colonies played a crucial role in shaping notions of Britishness, citizenship, and loyalty. This work appeals to scholars and readers interested in the intersections of royalty, empire, and history.
Bunhill Fields is a historic burial ground in London, notable as the final resting place of many famous figures including William Blake, Daniel Defoe, and John Bunyan. This book provides an overview of the cemetery's history, including its establishment in the 17th century, its use as a nonconformist burial ground, and its eventual closure in the 19th century. The book also includes transcriptions of some of the most notable inscriptions from the burial ground.
Memoir of Sir Charles Reed is a comprehensive biography of one of the most important educational reformers of the nineteenth century. It covers everything from Reed's early life and education to his work as a Member of Parliament and his contribution to the development of the British educational system. The book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of education and social reform.
Tracks to Harlon County, Twenty One Tales of Life and Adventure, is an enjoyable anthology of stories of the prior lives and adventures of prominent figures in The Pursuers Series Trilogy.
an essay to which the committee of the Sunday-School Union adjudged the first prize in 1851
Awarded the first prize by the Sunday-School Union in 1851, this essay focuses on the significance of the infant class in Sunday schools. It explores educational methods and the importance of early religious instruction, providing insights that remain relevant today. This high-quality reprint of the original 1860 edition preserves the original content, allowing readers to appreciate the historical context and enduring themes of childhood education in a religious setting.
A facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, this edition preserves the original text while acknowledging potential imperfections such as marks and flawed pages due to its age. Emphasizing cultural significance, the book is part of an initiative to protect and promote literature by offering high-quality, affordable modern editions that remain true to the original.