One of a series written for GCSE science courses, this volume contains a variety of exercises, all of which reflect the practical applications of physics. The exercises have been designed to include the selection, interpretation and presentation of information.

Thinking Through Science: Physics, Book 2

Education & Teaching

Graham, Hugh

LEWIS, James

Spencer, Maria

Schools & Teaching

HarperCollins, Publishers

Winner: Canadian Historical Association - Best Regional History, 1988
 Using the lives of four families as its focus, Greenbank broadens to explore and capture with extraordinary vividness life as a whole in early Canada. The remarkable will of the early pioneers, and the dissipation of that will in succeeding generations; the creation of an educational system from scratch; the hardships of everyday life, and the simple recreations that helped to dispel them; the coming of the railways; the subcurrent of alcohol's influence on the culture, and the fight against it; the harsh ethic of evangelism, which gave shape to so many of the attitudes of the people — all these are recurrent themes in Greenbank. Within this broad canvas the lives of individual people are the brush strokes that bring life as a whole into vivid and poignant focus. 
 First published in Canada in 1988 to extraordinary acclaim, Greenbank is now available throughout the world in an accessible paperback format.

Greenbank: Country Matters in 19th Century Ontario

History

Americas

University of Toronto Press, Higher Education Division

Greenbank: In the Country of the Past

University of Toronto Press

Hugh Graham captures the passage of years, the progression of accumulation and recurrence, the present as dammed up history. Without warning, a world on the road to epiphany. And that world, threatened with disaster. Figures emerge, often from twilight. Children who do not fear death, travelers doomed to inertia, concupiscent women, bloody-minded intellectuals, haunted drunks, decaying diplomats, and Death as the man in the attic room. In the end, the gaze of a child become a man. Eleven stories of clarity and dark empathy.

Last Words: Stories

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Exile Editions

In this gripping memoir, a young Toronto writer—without journalistic experience or credentials—travels to Central America at the height of the Contra War, on a personal quest to unravel the story of Eden Pastora, an obscure and independent guerrilla leader. In search of Pastora, the writer encounters the fighters, politicos, and journalists caught in an undercover war of information and misinformation. Stuck between the CIA and myriad revolutionary forces, he ultimately becomes involved in a web of subterfuge and murder, shedding light on the destructive nature of ideology in Latin America.

Ploughing the Seas: The Nicaraguan Resistance and the CIA in the Jungles of Southern Nicaragua 1984–1987

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Saved and Sober

Sovereign World, Ltd.

The early Irish monastic schools: a study of Ireland's contribution to early medieval culture

Europe

Alpha Edition

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