Britain and America: An Interpretation of Their Culture, 1945-1975 (Harper Torchbooks, Tb1922)

Politics & Social Sciences

SNOWMAN, DANIEL

Social Sciences

Harper-Torchbooks

The animal performers in a circus have many adventures

The World of Placido Domingo

Arts & Photography

Music

McGraw=Hill

Pole positions: The polar regions and the future of the planet

Travel

Hodder&Stoughton

Frozen Future

Random House Canada

The Hitler Emigres

History

Europe

Chatto&Windus

The Hitler Emigres: The Cultural Impact on Britain of Refugees from Nazism

PIMLICO (RAND)

Giuseppe Verdi (1813–1901) was the Shakespeare of opera, the composer of Rigoletto, Il Trovatore, La Traviata, Aida and Otello. The chorus of Hebrew slaves from Nabucco (1842) is regarded in Italy as virtually an alternative national anthem, and the great tragedian rounded off his career 50 years later with a rousing comedy, Falstaff. When Verdi was born, much of northern Italy was under Napoleonic rule, and he grew up dreaming of a peninsula governed by Italians. When this was achieved, in 1861, he became a deputy in the first all-Italian parliament. Verdi died in 1901, mourned as the emodiment of the nation he'd helped create.

Giuseppe Verdi: pocket GIANTS

Humor & Entertainment

The History Press

Britain and America: An Interpretation of Their Culture 1945-1975

New York University Press

Kissing cousins: An interpretation of British and American culture, 1945-1975

Temple Smith

If I Had Been...Ten Historical Fantasies

Robson Books

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