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Stewart, Robert

Graduate School

McGraw–Hill Education

Provides a list of important events in world history, from ancient to modern times, as well as brief dictionaries of people and places

The Illustrated Almanac of Historical Facts: From the Dawn of the Christian Era to the New World Order

History

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Prentice Hall General

About the Author Robert Stewart, Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology and Clinical Informatics, King's College, LondonRob Stewart is Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology and Clinical Informatics and leads Clinical and Population Informatics in the Maudsley NIHR Biomedical Research Centre. Product Description There are many textbooks on research methods, plenty of books on popular science, and specialist texts on a whole range of academic fields, but few that provide an overview of career opportunities or a framework for getting started. Here, the principles underlying humanity's past and continuing acquisition of knowledge are illustrated across a variety of academic fields, from history to quantum physics - telling stories of clever and inventive people with good ideas, but also of personalities, politics, and power. This book draws together these strands to provide an informal and concise account of knowledge acquisition in all its guises.Having set out what research hopes to achieve, and why we are all researchers at heart, early chapters describe the basic principles underlying “research” - ways of thinking which may date back to the philosophers of the Athenian marketplace but are still powerful influences on the way research is carried out today. Drawing on a broad range of disciplines, Stewart takes the reader well beyond the pure 'scientific method', which might work well enough in physics or chemistry but falls apart in life sciences, let alone humanities. Later chapters consider the realities of carrying out research and the ways in which these continue to shape its progress - researchers and their personalities, their employers, funding, publication, political forces, and power structures.Written in an accessible and engaging style, this book is for anyone embarking on a research project or beginning to think about a career involving research, and for those in need of refocusing on why they started research in the first place.

How to Do Research: and How to Be a Researcher

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Oxford University Press

'...Undergraduate and sixth-form students will undoubtedly benefit from his lucid and critical commentary.' Martin Pugh, History.

Party and Politics, 1830–1852 (British History in Perspective, 130)

Europe

Red Globe Press

Colonel George Steuart And His Wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors And Descendants With Appendixes Of Related Families, A Genealogical History

Franklin Classics

Henry Brougham

Bodley Head

Sam Steele, lion of the frontier

DOUBLEDAY

One of the great landmarks in the history of English politics in the nineteenth century was the struggle to repeal the Corn Laws in the 1840s. Earlier accounts have examined the episode from the side of the free-traders. This book explains the conduct of those Tories who broke with Robert Peel, and who, in the fighting to save the Corn Laws, preserved the foundations of the modern Conservative Party. Examining the relationship before 1846 between Peel's government and the right-wing back-benchers of the Conservative Party, Dr Stewart argues that there was much more to the split in 1846 than a dispute over tariff policy. He stresses the importance and prevalence of anti-Catholicism among Tory Protectionists, and shows how differences were broad enough to make the 1846 split permanent, and for the Protectionists to organize themselves into a separate party under Lord George Bentinck and Lord Derby.

The Politics of Protection: Lord Derby and the Protectionist Party 1841–1852

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Cambridge University Press

One of the great landmarks in the history of English politics in the nineteenth century was the struggle to repeal the Corn Laws in the 1840s. Earlier accounts have examined the episode from the side of the free-traders. This book explains the conduct of those Tories who broke with Robert Peel, and who, in the fighting to save the Corn Laws, preserved the foundations of the modern Conservative Party. Examining the relationship before 1846 between Peel's government and the right-wing back-benchers of the Conservative Party, Dr Stewart argues that there was much more to the split in 1846 than a dispute over tariff policy. He stresses the importance and prevalence of anti-Catholicism among Tory Protectionists, and shows how differences were broad enough to make the 1846 split permanent, and for the Protectionists to organize themselves into a separate party under Lord George Bentinck and Lord Derby.

Mannings

With little regard for their family, friends, or country, the ambitious men of a powerful industrial dynasty scramble to maintain their South American plantation holdings

Literature & Fiction

Pocket

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