This is the original TV soundtrack, with new linking narration by a member of the cast, of the four-part adventure from 1965. This BBC production stars William Hartnell as the Doctor with William Russell, Jacqueline Hill, and Maureen O’Brien as his companions Ian, Barbara, and Vicki.The TARDIS travelers find themselves exhibits in a futuristic museum, somehow trapped in their own future. Soon they are entangled in a dangerous war between two factions.

Space Museum

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Glyn Jones

Science Fiction

W.H. Allen / Virgin Books

Concordances in the Classroom

Education & Teaching

Christopher Tribble

Schools & Teaching

Pearson English Language Teaching

Advances in Pipeline Protection

Gulf Publishing Company

Provides a practical account of the use of concordance data in the teaching of languages and literature

Jones, Glyn

Chris Tribble

Tribble, Chris

Athelstan Publications

A clear and lively account of the machinery, innovation and personalities that have shaped the industry that provides the all-essential daily bread. Indispensible for anyone with an interest in industrial history. There is a wealth of literature on the traditional flour milling industry, much of it concerned with the charms of rural settings and ancient crafts, whereas the history of the dramatic changes in milling methods from the 1870s onwards has been somewhat neglected. Written by Glyn Jones, engineer and lecturer in technology, `The Millers' sets out to redress the balance and tells the story of the transformation of the flour milling industry by men of vision with enterprise and engineering skill, from the first experiments with roller mills before 1880 to the sleek, automated flour mills operating at the end of the twentieth century. It is a story of technological endeavour and industrial success. The innovations were revolutionary, with roller mills, purifiers and a variety of sifting and sorting machines replacing millstones and crude sieving equipment. Change was propelled by an increasing demand for white bread, and whiter flour could be produced by roller milling of hard foreign wheats, whereas traditional millstone methods were not suitable for the production of large quantities of branless flour. Henry Simon, who became the pioneering leader of the new field of milling engineering, installed his first roller plant in Manchester in 1878; by 1887 mills on the Simon system could produce enough flour to meet the requirements of 11 million people. The mass production of flour for our daily bread began in earnest. From 1904, the most forceful innovator among British millers was Joseph Rank, who commissioned Henry Simon Ltd to supply new plants at the main ports of Hull, London, Cardiff and Liverpool. The roles played by the other leading millers, many of which are still household names, are also included in this account. Despite the hugely impressive and far-reaching technological advances made by British millers and milling engineers, they have not received the credit they deserve. In truth, they replaced the traditional, basic form of the industry rapidly and effectively, and their inventions transformed milling in Britain and further afield. `The Millers' describes, in a clear and lively way, not only the changes in machinery and processing and the effects on the traditional industry, but the personalities who shaped the trade and the companies they ran, and the myths and legends which have surrounded them. Modern mills, rooted in British innovation and enterprise, are impressive in appearance and striking inside, with machinery that looks smart and is automatically controlled, processing wheat for a range of attractive foods and for the still essential daily bread.

The Millers: A Story of Technological Endeavour and Industrial Success, 1870-2001

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Carnegie Publishing Ltd

The Peg and the Pumice Stone: Being Good News in Everyday Life

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Instant Apostle

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