Buchan's novel opens with the narrator, Sir Edward Leithen, being introduced at a house party to the brilliant physicist and mathematician professor Moe. Moe has been working on a new theory of time, and believes he has found a way of enabling people to see, as if through a 'gap in the curtain', details of a future event. He enlists several of the house party guests into an experiment.

Gap in the Curtain Bds

Literature & Fiction

BUCHAN

Contemporary

Hodder & Stoughton General Division

A classic John Buchan story of daringdo and espionage during World War I. This classic works, originally published in 1933, is here being republished together with a new introductory biography of the author.

Prince of the Captivity

DOMESTIC MEDICINE (Marriage, sex, and the family in England, 1660-1800)

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Dissertations-G

Richard Hannay undertakes a perilous mission to pursue the elusive "Greenmantle". His success or failure could change the outcome of World War I. The author also wrote "The Thirty-Nine Steps", "Mr Standfast", "The Three Hostages" and "The Island of Sheep".

Greenmantle

JOHN

Classics

Amereon Press

Upon his return from Palestine, Adam Murray feels alienated from British society, but another trip to Palestine convinces him the two societies are much alike

A Parish of Rich Women

Literary

Da Capo Press

Jane Haddon is resigned to personal and professional loneliness, divorced for eight years and living during a time of great natural and man-made disasters, in a story that reveals her turbulent past, including a history of doomed romance, heroin addiction, and neglect and abuse

High Latitudes

Buchan, John.

The winner of The Manchester Guardian's 1995 Fiction Award follows a British spy's attempts to forge an arms deal with the Russians with the help of a pretty American operative. Previous title: The Golden Plough. Reprint. IP.

Heart's Journey in Winter

This is a practical guide for police officers and other first responders written by an autistic retired policeman, designed to demystify autistic behaviours and improve the treatment of autistic people caught up in the criminal justice system. Police officers and other emergency services are the first to arrive at the scene of an incident and it is vital they can recognise autistic behaviours and respond accordingly to avoid any escalation. This book lays out how to identify whether someone could be autistic and how officers can interact with them effectively and sensitively. Based on the author's many years of experience as a police officer it covers common scenarios such as stop and search, restraint and transportation, interviews and detention. For each potential encounter the book provides strategies, examples and tips to assist police in interacting safely and fairly with autistic people. In addition to police interactions, the book explains how to best respond to and assist autistic people through the Criminal Justice System and beyond.

Autism and the Police

Social Sciences

Jessica Kingsley Publishers

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