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The Winning Formula: Soccer Skills and Tactics

Hughes, Charles

Sports & Outdoors

HarperCollins, Publishers

Curriculum-Based Assessment: Testing What Is Taught

Education & Teaching

Salvia, John

Schools & Teaching

Pearson College Div

Football Association Coaching Book of Soccer

British Broadcasting Corp.

Copyright The Football Association 1980; First published in 1980. Published by the British Broadcasting Corporation and Queen Anne Press, in London. Set, printed and bound in Great Britain by Fakenham Press Limited, Fakenham, Norfolk. Acknowledgements page states, "This book was written in conjunction with the making of fourteen coaching films which have been a joint production between The Football Association and the BBC." Forwards by Ron Greenwood and Kevin Keegan. Introduction page states, "This book was intended, originally, to be a back-up to the films, a natural essential. As you will see, it has become far more than this and will probably become a standard work in its own right." Original price 8.5 British Pounds, or $12.00 U.S. Dollars. Illustrations and black and white pictures. Charles Hughes, the author, "studied Physical Education at Loughborough College and spent several years teaching before joining The Football Association in 1964 as Assistant Director of Coaching....he was manager of both the Great Britain Olympic and the England Amateur International teams until the amateur status in British football was dropped in 1974."

Soccer Tactics and Skills

BBC Books

“Charles Hughes can see and say things exactly. In 'Signs,' for instance, 'Blotches of snow in March' look like 'the candle wax / Left over from a party, dirty white / Beneath today’s strong sun.' The subjects of his poems range from the modestly domestic (as in 'Mornings after Thirty-Eight Years,' a portrait of a long, happy marriage) to the gravely historical (as in 'Easter Spoils, 2012,' a moving meditation on the death of Dietrich Bonhoeffer). In the title poem of Cave Art, Hughes speaks of 'dazzling life that . . . still survives as art and evidence,' and this could serve as a description of the book itself.” --Timothy Steele “The poems in Charles Hughes’s quietly assured first book are alive with a thoughtful curiosity and an impartial eye. Charged with the insights of a patiently-led inner life, they amplify the day-to-day particulars of his world: a suburban block, Chicago mass transit, river and woods, the passage of seasons in snow or sun, and the corresponding seasons, severe or clement, of life. But, whether they are dark, like 'The River’s Gift' or gently loving like 'November Song,' the poems in this book intelligently capture the saving importance of love, memory, and language. ” --Joshua Mehigan “In these beautiful, moving poems, Charles Hughes unearths the 'stark, dazzling' artifacts, if you will, of a past that 'still survives as art and evidence,' in the words of the marvelous title poem, the words of a keen, big-hearted observer and a gifted craftsman. Cave Art is a wonderful, rewarding debut.” --Greg Williamson A NOTE ABOUT THE AUTHOR Charles Hughes was born in Chicago, Illinois. He earned a B.A. from Augustana College, in Rock Island, Illinois, as well as a J.D. from Northwestern University, and worked as a lawyer for thirty-three years before his retirement. His poems have appeared in America , the Anglican Theological Review , Dappled Things , First Things , the Iron Horse Literary Review , Measure , The Rotary Dial , the Sewanee Theological Review , Verse Wisconsin , and elsewhere. He lives with his wife in the Chicago area.

Cave Art

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Wiseblood Books

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Goal Setting: Key to Individual and Organizational Effectiveness,

American Management Associations, 1965

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Center for Values Research

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History

Moryson, Fynes

Europe

Legare Street Press

Mrs. Piozzi's Thraliana, With Numerous Extracts Hitherto Unpublished

Piozzi, Hester Lynch

United States

The Defence of the Realme

Knyvett, Henry

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