Cet éditeur et influent professionnel de la littérature fut une force motrice derrière plusieurs initiatives culturelles et de conservation clés. Il a utilisé son influence au sein de magazines majeurs pour promouvoir le droit d'auteur international et plaider en faveur de la conservation, inspirant la création d'organisations essentielles. Son engagement s'est étendu au-delà de la littérature, puisqu'il a participé activement à la préservation de sites historiques et à l'aide humanitaire, notamment en temps de guerre. Il a également servi d'ambassadeur, renforçant ainsi les relations internationales.
In this comprehensive biography of Archdeacon Johnson, founders of Uppingham School, Charles Richard Bingham and Robert Johnson offer a detailed and insightful look into the life and career of one of the most important educational figures of the 19th century. With fascinating stories and colorful anecdotes, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of education in Great Britain.
The book explores the journey of understanding and recognizing God's voice in one's life. Robert Johnson guides readers through practical steps to enhance their spiritual connection and experience divine favor. By addressing common doubts and providing insights, he aims to empower individuals to deepen their faith and relationship with God.
Focusing on seasonal cooking, this book invites readers to explore the vibrant flavors of each season through innovative recipes. Robert Johnson emphasizes the importance of using fresh, seasonal ingredients, making it a timely guide for modern culinary enthusiasts. The book celebrates the connection between food and the changing seasons, offering a fresh perspective that is currently captivating the food community.
The definitive guide for Berkeley wanderers, now fully updated. This local bestseller, now updated for the first time since 2018, offers revealing rambles through one of America's most fascinating cities. Visitors and locals will be surprised and charmed by the treasures that dot the paths of these 21 walks showcasing Berkeley's neighborhoods, shopping districts, and academic areas. Berkeley Walks celebrates the qualities that make Berkeley such a wonderful walking city: diverse architecture, panoramic views, tree-lined neighborhoods, unusual gardens, secret pathways, hidden parks, and vibrant street life. Historical surprises and architectural delights include the building from which Patty Hearst was kidnapped; Ted Kaczynski's home before he became the Unabomber; and the residences of Nobel laureates and literary Berkeleyans such as Thornton Wilder, Anne Rice, and Philip K. Dick. With more than one hundred photographs, and detailed maps with hundreds of points of interest on the easy-to-follow, self-guided walking tours, Berkeley Walks is an indispensable guide to the wonderments and personalities associated with the city.
This 12-book volume offers a unique perspective on life through the eyes of squirrels, exploring their adventures and experiences in a vibrant world. Each installment delves into different themes, showcasing the playful nature and curiosity of these creatures. Readers will enjoy engaging narratives that blend humor and insight, revealing the intricacies of nature and the everyday challenges faced by squirrels. The series aims to entertain while fostering a deeper appreciation for wildlife and the environment.
The story revolves around Jackson, a charming southern gentleman who is deeply infatuated with Corrina. Despite his reputation as a suave lady's man, he transforms into an insecure schoolboy in her presence, highlighting the vulnerability that love can bring. The narrative explores themes of romance and personal growth as Jackson navigates his feelings for Corrina.
