George Ross Livres

Kitchens and bathrooms need not be the most expensive rooms in the house to decorate. Debbie Travis presents imaginative solutions for these vital rooms, whether you have a small budget that will cover only a quick facelift or you're starting from scratch. Returning with her trademark do-it-yourself Painted House techniques, Debbie Travis decorates these hardworking rooms using the affordable and ever-stylish power of paint, plust a host of mateials now available for home interiors, such as concrete, hot rolled steel, corrugated tin, tinted plastic, and more. Each makeover is accompanied by Debbie's helpful step-by-step instructions and stunning before and after shots. Discover how easily a kitchen or bathroom can be transformed with Debbie's magic touch.

This book provides a historical account of the Senate of Canada and its role in Canadian politics. It covers the establishment of the Senate and its evolution over time, including the controversy surrounding its legitimacy and the debates over its reform. It also examines the Senate's powers and functions and the impact it has had on Canadian governance.

This comprehensive dictionary and digest provides a detailed introduction to the Scottish legal system, including explanations of the most important legal principles, concepts, and precedents. Clear and concise explanations of common English law terms are also included to help readers navigate the legal landscape. With contributors including some of Scotland's foremost legal minds, this book is an indispensable resource for students, lawyers, and anyone seeking to gain a better understanding of Scottish law.

Focusing on the personal perspective of seaman George Ross, this illustrated account delves into the final days of Ernest Shackleton, detailing his death and burial in South Georgia. It provides a unique glimpse into the events surrounding Shackleton's passing, enriched by firsthand observations and experiences from a member of the Quest Expedition. This narrative not only commemorates Shackleton's legacy but also captures the emotional and historical significance of his final moments.

Culturally significant, this work has been preserved to maintain its authenticity, featuring original copyright references and library stamps. It reflects the knowledge base of civilization, showcasing the importance of historical texts in understanding our heritage. The reproduction aims to provide readers with a faithful representation of the original artifact, emphasizing its scholarly value and role in the broader context of cultural history.