Wuthering Heights: The Play (Dramascripts Classic Texts)

Literature & Fiction

emily-bronte

Kevin Brown

British & Irish

Trans-Atlantic Publications, Inc.

Malcolm X (Trd/Pb)

Malcolm X: His Life and Legacy

Complete Advanced Level Mathematics Pure Maths Trade Set

Andy Martin

Paul Rigby

Simon Riley

Science & Math

Nelson Thornes Ltd

Penicillin has affected the lives of everyone, and has exerted a powerful hold on the popular imagination since its first use in 1941. The story of its development from a chance observation in 1928 by Alexander Fleming to a life-saving drug is compelling and exciting. It revolutionized healthcare and turned the modest, self-effacing Fleming into a world hero. This book tells the story of the man and his discovery set against a background of the transformation of medical research from nineteenth-century individualism through to teamwork and modern-day international big business (pharmaceutical companies like Fisors, Distillers, or Beecham (Smith Kline)). Now, sixty years after the antibiotic revolution, when there are fears that the days of antibiotics are numbered it has never been more timely to look at the beginnings.

Penicillin Man

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

The History Press

Instructor's Manuel: Emergency Dysrhythmias and ECG Injury Patterns

Medical Books

Lorraine Salavec

Allied Health Professions

Delmar/Thomson Learning

This book is designed to help the reader anticipate and recognize specific problems of pest management and then to resolve them using the natural enemies of pests---insects, mites, and diseases. The main sections on pest profiles, beneficial species, and entomopathogens provide a pest identification guide as well as information on species characteristics, life cycles, damage symptoms, plant and pest associations, and influences on growing practices. The book will be a valuable reference for professional, academic, and lay readers, whether they are growers, consultants, scientists, or students.

A Color Handbook of Biological Control in Plant Protection

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Neil Helyer

Nigel D. Cattlin

Gardening & Landscape Design

Timber Press

HEROES ARE EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE WHO CHOOSE NOT TO BE ORDINARY! The world needs people who lead, love, and serve at a higher level. People who help us dream big dreams, achieve great things, and leave us better than they found us. People who exceed expectations and defy comparison. Those who make even the harshest critics stop in their tracks and admire the work. The Hero Effect™ is a personal revelation that also holds profound implications for business. The Hero Effect is an insightful narrative that challenges conventional thinking and reveals a brand-new paradigm in the world of everyday heroes.

The HERO Effect - Revised Edition

CornerStone Leadership Institute

"Do you know what happened to a friend of mine?" You know the stories, you know the outcomes...or do you? Now you can enjoy twisted versions of classic urban legends in Twisted Legends: Urbanized &amp; Unauthorized. From crocodiles in the sewer to stolen kidneys, from Bloody Mary to ravenous housecats, this anthology will leave you breathless and asking yourself, "Aren't you glad you didn't turn on the lights?" Authors in this anthology include: Christopher Jacobsmeyer, Jameson T. Caine, Laura Eno, J. Troy Seate, Michael A. Kechula, Bradd Parton, Jennifer Greylyn, Jessy Marie Roberts, Kevin Brown, Jessica Brown, Jodi MacArthur, Ennis Drake, Anthony Giangregorio, Jennifer R. Povey, Chris Bartholomew, Liz Clift, Jacob Henry Orloff, Jessica A. Weiss, Natalie L. Sin, Jason Everett Morris, Sam Cox, Brian M. Sammons, John Pupo, John Pennington, Jerry Enni, Sam Battrick, Charles West, Alva J. Roberts, Bill Mattox, Sean Logan, Bill Ward, Michael Penncavage, &amp; Ruth Imeson.

Twisted Legends: Urbanized & Unauthorized

Brian M. Sammons

Charles G. West

Bill Ward

Laura Eno

Christopher Jacobsmeyer

J. Troy Seate

Michael A. Kechula Jessy Marie Roberts Anthony Giangregorio

Michael A. Kechula

Liz Clift

Chris Bartholomew

Jessica A. Weiss

S.E. Cox

Michael Penncavage

Genre Fiction

Pill Hill Press

Because of Our Success: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Ancestry of Blacks on Affirmative Action

Carolina Academic Press

As sailors began to explore the world in the 15th century, using new designs of sailing ship which enabled long transatlantic voyages, the difficulties of keeping healthy aboard ship became acute. Brown discusses the Royal Navy's efforts to deal with the problem, which led the way in the improvement of diet, hygiene and shipboard medical provision. He also shows how concern for the fitness of seamen brought about public health measures aganst drunkenness and the pox.

Poxed and Scurvied

History

PEN SWORD BOOKS

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