Urban Geography an Introductory Analysis

Politics & Social Sciences

Johnson, J.H.

Social Sciences

Pergamon Pr

26 b/w illustrations! A new look at the horrors of the First World War reveals how the tactics of trench warfare came into being (for better or worse); the significant roles played by commanders; and, one by one, how each catastrophic offensive unfolded, leading to countless deaths. First-hand accounts and personal writings by those who fought bring "The Great War" to life. Among the battles covered are Neuve Chapelle, Loos, The Somme, Arras, Ypres, and Cambrai. Trim size: 5 x 7 3/4.

Stalemate!: Great Trench Warfare Battles (Cassell Military Class)

History

Military

UNKNO

The terrible, stalemated carnage of World War I continues to command attention Explores a remarkable phenomenon - a victory by both the victors and the vanquished In the collectable, popular series of Cassell Military Classics

1918: The Unexpected Victory (Cmp)

Despite a considerable volume of research on 19th-century towns in Britain and America, there has been little attempt so far to search for links between these empirical studies, and to relate them to more general theories of 19th-century urban development. This book provides an integrated series of chapters which discuss recent trends and research problems in the study of 19th-century cities and which, in drawing together the strands of existing research, suggest important new areas for investigation. It will be of value to researchers in urban geography, social history and historical geography. Contents: Part I Introduction / 1. Internal Structure of 19th-Century British Cities: An Overview, James H. Johnson & Colin G. Pooley; Part II Housing and the 19th-Century Urban Environment / 2. Rents and Ground Rents: Housing and the Land Market in 19th-Century Britain, Richard Rodger 3. Internal Structure of the Housebuilding Industry in 19th-Century Cities, Peter J. Aspinall 4. Growth of Public Intervention in the British Urban Environment During the 19th Century: a Structural Approach, Anthony Sutcliffe; Part III Retailing and the 19th-century Urban Economy / 5. Street Trading in London: a Case Study of Casual Labour, 1830-60, David R. Green 6. Retalling in the 19th-Century Town: Some Problems and Possibilities, Roger Scola 7. Role of Retailing in the Urban Economy, Gareth Shaw; Part IV Social Structure of the 19th-Century Town / 8. Choice and Constraint in the 19th-Century City: A Basis for Residential Differentiation, C.G.Pooley 9. Residential Differentiation in 19th-century Towns: From Shapes on the Ground to Shapes in Society, David Cannadine 10. Stability and Change in Urban Communities: A Geographical Perspective, Richard Dennis 11. Indicators of Population Change and Stability in 19th-Century Cities: Some Sceptical Comments, Michael Anderson; Part V Conclusions / 12. Future Study of the 19th-Century British City: Some Concluding Comments, J.H.Johnson & C.G.Pooley

The Structure of Nineteenth Century Cities

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

This volume is a collection of essays presented to George R. Hughes, Professor Emeritus of Egyptology at the Oriental Institute, on the occasion of his seventieth birthday. The articles deal with the art, history, language, literature, and religion of ancient Egypt, concentrating especially on the later periods of Egyptian civilization, which were Professor Hughes' special interest. Contents: The Funerary Texts of King Wahkare Akhtoy on a Middle Kingdom Coffin ( J. P. Allen ); Two Monuments of the First Intermediate Period from the Theban Nome ( E. Brovarski ); Shesmu the Letopolite ( M. Ciccarello ); The Oriental Institute Decorated Censer from Nubia ( C. E. DeVries ); Shipwrecked Sailor, Lines 184-85 ( M. Gilula ); The Royal Scribe Amenmose, Son of Penzerti and Mutemonet: His Monuments in Egypt and Abroad ( L. Habachi ); The Dialect of the Demotic Magical Papyrus of London and Leiden ( J. H. Johnson ); The Shortest Book of Amduat? ( L. H. Lesko ); The Naucratis Stela Once Again ( M. Lichtheim ); Papyrus Harkness ( T. J. Logan ); On the Accession Date of Akhenaten ( W. J. Murnane ); Ramesseum Sources of Medinet Habu Reliefs ( C. F. Nims ); The Sothic Dating of the Twelfth and Eighteenth Dynasties ( R. A. Parker ); Of Myth and Santorin ( R. L. Scranton ); Pashed, the Servant of Amon: A Stelophorous Figure in the Oriental Institute Museum ( D. P. Silverman ); Cairo Ostracon J. 72460 ( E. Thomas ); A Chronology of the New Kingdom ( E. F. Wente and C. C. Van Siclen III ); Some Fragmentary Demotic Wisdom Texts ( R. J. Williams ); Mrs. Andrews and the 'Tomb of Queen Tiyi' ( J. A. Wilson ); Bibliography of George R. Hughes ( J. Eckenfels ).

Studies in Honor of George R. Hughes (Studies in Ancient Oriental Civilization)

Wente, E. F.

Ancient Civilizations

Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago

Poems by Wonder

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

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Little did she know, the very thing she was told would probably end her life-Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)–would become the very thing that saved her life. Diagnosed during her high school years, Hetlena began chronicling the journey of confusion, fear, and challenges of living with lupus. What once was a personal diary to record her pain, both physical and emotional, is now a testimony of how she’s taken control of her destiny and given lupus a run for its money.Diagnosed during her high school years, the author decided to keep a personal diary of her confusion, fear, and challenges of being diagnosed with Lupus. Lupus, also known as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) is a disease that can affect many different body systems, including the joints, skin, kidneys, blood cells, heart, and lungs. Lupus is more common in women than in men. Research continues to be done on finding a cure for this life-threatening illness. This diary records thoughts and feelings for being diagnosed, to understanding and accepting the reality of living life with Lupus.Known as the “wolf disease”, lupus attacks almost every organ in the body, including the joints, skin, kidneys, blood cells, heart, and lungs. Today, Hetlena dedicates her time as a lupus awareness warrior ready to help the medical community, lupus patients and the world learn about this life-threatening illness. Diary of a Mad Lupus Patient reveals how one woman decided that her life would not be in vain. She knew that although wolves are formidable predators, her desire to live life abundantly was stronger than any prey a wolf could ever face.

Diary of a Mad Lupus Patient: Shortness of Breath

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diseases & Physical Ailments

It's not a story. It's reality for many lupus warriors and their loved ones. "Why should I do the doctor's job?," I asked. "Isn't having lupus enough work? How dare a physician ask me to keep track of my own pains, worries, and fears!" Little did she know, the very thing she was told would probably end her life--Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)--would become the very thing that saved her life.

Diary of a MAD Lupus Patient: Shortness of Breath

Welcome to the Stress Free Zone! Inside this book you'll find a variety of designs that allow you to be creative with your choice of color. Enhance your inner sparkle by coloring the images as you see fit. After you color, take a moment to reflect on your thoughts for the day! Someone diagnosed with lupus can go through many forms of treatment plans. This can be overwhelming. While there's no cure for lupus, many treatments do not focus on improving the quality of life as much as they do on treating the symptoms. One particular thing can cause a lupus flare, this is stress. So, besides a healthy diet, lifestyle modifications, and medications, if needed, antistress activities can help minimize flare-ups. Relax and Color! Coloring is one of those activities! Coloring is for everyone. And not just those diagnosed with lupus! The noun, color, is defined as an object that produces sensations on the eye. This object reflects or emits light. And light can brighten up even the darkest area, object, or moment.

Lupus in Living Color: An Antistress Activity Coloring Book

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

JH Johnson Books LLC

Focuses on the last year of World War I, particularly the factors that brought it to a conclusion midst the echoes of Allied officials predicting it would stretch well past the end of the decade. Looks at the many failed Allied offensives, how the warring parties approached the year, how the Allies dealt with fresh German offensives, the first signs of German demoralization, and the ultimate collapse of German positions along the Western Front. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

1918: The Unexpected Victory

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