Royal Road Readers: Bk. 2

Education & Teaching

J. C. Daniels

Hunter Diack

Schools & Teaching

Chatto & Windus, Ltd.

The Story of Little Black Quasha

Bannerman, Helen

Children's Books

<p>First published in the mid-60s, this book is still the one by which all other counterinsurgency books are judged. Based on the author's successful experience in Malaya, and his subsequent advisory work for the Americans in Vietnam, his keys to victory and success have not changed with time:"It is a persistently methodical approach and steady pressure which will gradually wear the insurgent down. The government must not allow itself to be diverted either by countermoves on the part of the insurgent or by the critics on its own side who will be seeking a simpler and quicker solution. There are no shortcuts or gimmicks."</p>

Defeating Communist Insurgency: Experiences From Malaya and Vietnam

Politics & Social Sciences

THOMPSON, ROBERT

Politics & Government

Education and the imagination;

Mock, Ruth (Walsh, William)

Love Feast

Literature & Fiction

BUECHNER, Frederick

Contemporary

<p>From DJ Flap: Minamata is a fishing and farming town on the Japanese island of Kyushu. As many as 10,000 of the residents fell ill due to methyl mercury poison from contaminated fish. W. Eugene Smith the renowned photojournalist created with Aileen Smith this enduring document that speaks of the pollution and ruined bodies struggling against the power of a great industrial state.</p>

Minamata: The Story of the Poisoning of a City, and of the People Who Choose to Carry the Burden of Courage

Science & Math

Smith, W. Eugene, Aileen M. Smith

Biological Sciences

The God approached: A commentary on the poems of William Empson

Gardner, Philip

Gardner, Averil

Set in the Dutch East Indies immediately after World War II, this story of loyalty, honor, and betrayal focuses on an English soldier, the girl of mixed blood he loves, an aging general, and a woman determined to survive

A Gentle Occupation

BOGARDE, Dirk

The tragedy of Lebanon: Christian warlords, Israeli adventurers, and American bunglers

The Tragedy of Lebanon is a reissue of Jonathan Randal's acclaimed 1983 study of the rightwing Christian militias in Lebanon that in 1975 plunged the country into a decades-long cycle of war and civil conflict. For this 2012 reissue of the book, Randal added a piercing new Preface reflecting on the meaning of those events, both then and today. As the Senior Foreign Correspondent of The Washington Post, Randal covered Lebanon intensively from 1974 through 1983, having already reported from Vietnam and several other war zones. The Tragedy of Lebanon shows his powers of observation, astute analysis, and storytelling at their very best.

History

Randal, Jonathan

Asia

AGNES GREY

Anne Brontë

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