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David Suzuki

Barbara Hehner

Science, Nature & How It Works

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Ambient

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Womack,Jack

Fantasy

For every parent who has even worried about treating a child's illness with drugs, Natural Medicine for Children offers an abundance of safe, powerful, drug-free remedies for virtually every childhood illness and ailment. Outlining step-by-step treatments that are easy to understand and apply, this is an indispensable addition to every family's home medical library, with essential information about:the curative powers of herbal medicines such as Chamomile, Echinacea, Fennel, and Burdock Rootusing massage therapy to treat headaches, coughs, asthma, and motion sicknessthe most effective natural treatments for respitory problems and digestive disordersrecognizing symptoms that indicate you should seek medical advicenatural treatments for colds, flu, and feverssafe, nonsynthetic therapies uniquely designed for infants

Natural Medicine for Children

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Scott, Julian

Alternative Medicine

Mountaineering in the alps: an historical survey

Sports & Outdoors

Engel, Claire

Mountaineering

First published in 1973 this volume demonstrates the interconnection between Hegel's political and metaphysical writings. This book provides a point of entry into Hegel's system of ideas. Condemned unread, and when read far too often misunderstood, Hegel's thought has once more begun to make its impact on contemporary ideas with many of today's most important social and political thinkers.

Hegel (Political thinkers ; 1)

Politics & Social Sciences

Plant, Raymond

Politics & Government

Factories of Death

History

Sheldon H. Harris

World

Hardy geraniums - not to be confused with their tender relatives the pelargoniums - are the stalwarts of every cottage garden. Floriferous, disease-free and totally hardy as their name implies, they are a beginner's dream, a professional's diehard and everyone's good-doer. From the neat rosette of leaves first produced in early Spring, through to their Autumnal hues, they add interest to a border throughout the growing season. Cut back immediately after flowering they oblige by producing a new set of foliage within weeks and more often than not a second flush of flowers when everything else is going over in the Autumn. From dwarf alpines to statuesque Geranium madarense and Geranium palmatum (hardy in the milder regions of the UK) they come in all shapes and sizes and their flower colours range from white, pink, lilac and blue. Therein lies the conundrum - the difficulty in identifying each species through their differentiating flower colour and the structure of their foliage. Written by leading taxonomist Peter Yeo who developed the National Collection of Hardy Geraniums at the University Botanic Garden, Cambridge, this is a revised and updated version of his original 1985 publication covering the changes in nomenclature brought about by new scientific technology. Aimed more at the professional geraniologist than the amateur, it provides, through a series of keys, an invaluable aid to plant identification. Alongside detailed descriptions of more than 140 varieties are leaf silhouettes and notes on their geographical origins to assist in their classification. The original already being a classic work on this genus, the new edition brings the study up-to-date with approximately a third new and revised entries and will be an invaluable addition to all professional growers' bookshelves and those of the dedicated amateur.

Hardy Geraniums

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Yeo, Peter F.

Gardening & Landscape Design

Growing Bulbs

Rix, Martyn

Literature & Fiction

<p>Published by Routledge &amp; Kegan Paul (England), reprint 1980. Dust Jacket is protected by mylar covering. A beautiful like-new volume.</p>

Anglo-Saxon England

Laing, LLoyd

<p>By the end of the nineteenth century, the robust virtues of the Victorian age began to be undermined by the first stirrings of the Aesthetic movement, best represented by the writings of Wilde and the paintings of Whistler. In this anthology of the Aesthetes, Ian Small makes available in one volume the major documents of the movement and the principal critical reactions to it. The first part contains the main critical polemic associated with the Aesthetic movement, works by Swinburne, Pater, Whistler and Wilde. The second part is a selection of poetry and fiction representative of the Aesthetes, and the third part reprints some of the move important critical reactions to the movement, from Mallock and W.S. Gilbert to F.H. Myers and Max Beerbohm.This collection of documents provides an indispensable basis for any study of the Aesthetes and resurrects much fascinating material that is otherwise unavailable.</p>

The Aesthetes: A sourcebook

Small, Ian

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