Richard Poole Livres

Easy to use- Features a clear page design to help pinpoint the word, sense, and collocation- Groups collocations according to part of speech and meaning- Provides copious example sentences that show the collocations in context- Includes short notes showing restrictions on usage and explains idiomatic combinations- Photocopiable study pages provide a guide to the different types of entries, showing the variety of information the dictionary offers and how to use it.- Usage notes show collocations shared by sets of words such as languages and seasons.

Over 17,000 synonyms and opposites are explained Alphabetical and topic index make it easy to find the word you are looking for 16 study pages focus on different topics with exam-style exercises Unique topic maps bring together subject-related vocabulary 9-page Trainer helps users make the best use of the Thesaurus CD-ROM with complete Thesaurus and over 250 practice games and activities

"Phil Ward has won the bids to provide the grading and beef for the railroad construction west of Devil's Canyon. Now he has to not only deal with expected hardships like weather and terrain, but also with bushwhackers, saboteurs, and betrayal. To fail is to lose everything, including his life"--

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The narrative follows a boy whose turbulent childhood is rooted in a family secret revealed at age 21, transforming his outlook on life. His anger drives him to take reckless risks, including during his Vietnam tour. Described as a "mental bitch," he confronts adversity with unwavering courage, refusing to succumb to life's challenges. Despite facing self-inflicted hardships, he perseveres, embodying resilience and determination as he navigates the complexities of his existence.

The book explores the idea that spiritual transformation is essential for addressing the pressing economic, environmental, and social crises facing humanity. It emphasizes the need for a collective shift in consciousness and values to create sustainable solutions. By advocating for a universal approach to spirituality, it argues that profound change in individual and societal perspectives is crucial for overcoming these interconnected challenges.

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The book offers an in-depth examination of the Royal Lunatic Asylum, Infirmary, and Dispensary of Montrose, detailing the facilities, staff, and treatment methods of the mid-19th century. Richard Poole contextualizes mental health care within the social and political landscape of the time, making it a significant resource for historians and medical professionals. Additionally, it includes observations on similar institutions and an appendix addressing restraint in the treatment of insanity, highlighting its relevance in the history of mental health care.