Baldwin: a biography

MIDDLEMAS, Keith

Barnes, Anthony John Lane

Weidenfeld and Nicolson

A portrait of Edward VII in all his guises: as the young Prince of Wales, bon viveur and leader of a fashionable and scandalous set; as husband to Alexandra and father to six; and as a statesman adapting the monarchy to a new role in the Constitution.

The Life and Times of Edward VII (Kings and Queens of England)

Biographies & Memoirs

Orion Publishing Co

A portrait of Edward VII in all his guises: as the young Prince of Wales, bon viveur and leader of a fashionable and scandalous set; as husband to Alexandra and father to six; and as a statesman adapting the monarchy to a new role in the Constitution.

The life and times of Edward VII;

Power Competition and the State Volume 1

History

Europe

Humanity Press/prometheus Bk

Hardcover Very Good. Very good DJ Very good DJ. Exeter Books 1979 120pg. Clean covers with clean and firm pages, with no marks, volume is square, tight spine. Dust cover shows slight scuffing from shelf ware. loc. 59 Middlemas

Antique Colored Glass

Exeter Books

Antique coloured glass

Ferndale Editions

Power to the Consumer

James & James (Publishers) Ltd.

A history of a single kin group, expanding from an Anglo-Norman whose seal is on the Ragman Roll 1296, to 150-odd families of the mid-19th century - a different approach from most family histories written backwards from a present day single unit. Novel aspects include: • The concept of an "expanding historical torrent" and the importance of kinship in ensuring survival over the long-term. • Local history (Roxburghshire and Berwickshire, East and Middle Marches) from the Earls of Douglas to the Age of Improvement as a camera obscura, giving a comprehensible slant to wider Scottish history over 600 years. • Lairdship over time, changing lifestyle, nature of land holding, farming, occupations, tower houses, etc. • Social metamorphosis and decline, fragmentation of laird class, younger sons, urban middle class merchants, professionals and artisans, as well as agricultural workers. • Migration and the pressures which caused it, rural to urban, Scotland to northern England, and overseas. • Sense of identity: what kinship and the name (under several spellings) and the transition from the old church to the new kirk conveyed in the context of Border locality; Scotland and Scottishness, then Britishness and the Empire to World War I.

Kinship and Survival: The Middlemas Name through 600 Years

The Grimsay Press

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