David Hay Livres

Focusing on a remarkable figure of the Middle Ages, this account chronicles the 40-year military career of Countess Matilda, highlighting her pivotal role in defending reforming popes and her victory over the Holy Roman Emperor. Drawing from a wide array of contemporary sources, it explores her strategic influence during the Investiture Contest, showcasing her as a powerful leader who shaped the political landscape of her time.

Focusing on the evolving role of auditing, the book examines the value of financial statement audits and the challenges that lie ahead. It offers insights into current assumptions and provides a forward-looking perspective that will benefit auditing researchers, policymakers, and professionals in the field.

The hilarious adventures of Harry Longbottom, a London youth with Tourettes Syndrome.

The story follows three Ugandans who embark on a perilous journey from training camps on the Pakistan/Afghanistan border to the Kenyan coast, traveling by dhow. Their adventure continues as they navigate through Nairobi by bus and then take a train to Kampala. Upon reaching the Ugandan capital, they receive a chilling directive from the 'Controller' to carry out an assassination of the Ugandan President, setting the stage for a tense and politically charged narrative.

Focusing on the roles of domestic servants, this practical guide provides comprehensive advice on cleaning, cooking, etiquette, and personal hygiene. It highlights the rights and needs of household staff, making it a pioneering resource that sheds light on the social and economic aspects of these often-overlooked workers. David Hay's work remains significant for its historical context and insights into the lives of domestic employees.

This reference guide provides practitioners with precise definitions of words and phrases, drawing from Acts of Parliament, Halsbury's Laws of England, key textbooks, and verbatim judgments across the Commonwealth. It serves as a valuable resource for ensuring clarity and accuracy in legal terminology.

Set against the backdrop of a high-society dinner party, this play delves into the complexities of love and political ideology. As New York couple John and Natalie host their old radical friend Elliot and a conservative newcomer Mark, the atmosphere becomes charged with tension and hidden truths. Fueled by wine, the evening unravels their beliefs and secrets, forcing them to confront the clash between idealism and reality. The night promises to be a transformative experience, filled with dark humor and provocative revelations.

Exploring the intersection of science and spirituality, this biography delves into the life of Alister Hardy, a prominent marine biologist and zoologist who grappled with his profound religious convictions alongside his scientific endeavors. Despite the pressures to conform to a purely scientific identity, he founded the Religious Experience Research Unit, collecting personal testimonies on spiritual experiences. David Hay reveals Hardy's journey to harmonize these seemingly conflicting aspects of his life, offering insights relevant to contemporary discussions on religion's place in a secular world.