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Travel

Hall, Ivan

Europe

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The works in architecture of John Carr

Arts & Photography

York Georgian Society

Architecture

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No cross, no crown: A discourse showing the nature and discipline of the holy cross of Christ and that the denial of self and daily bearing of ... the alone way to the rest and Kingdom of God

William, Penn

Religion & Spirituality

Roman York from A.D.71

Herman Ramm

Memories of Monday: A Light Hearted Account of Washday as Seen Through the Eyes of Many Who Laboured Before the Days of Washing Machines

Joan Pearson

Brother Klaus

Yates, Christina

Biographies & Memoirs

The Counting House: Thomas Thompson of Hull & His Family, 1751-1828

Arthur R.B. Robinson

Leaders & Notable People

Auritus: Natural History of the Brown Long-eared Bat

Robert W.Howard

The document published here for the first time in English presents a unique account by a young peasant conscript in the Imperial Russian army of what life was like for soldiers who fell foul of the tsarist military establishment and were then sentenced to serve in a penal battalion. The author of the memoir was himself a Tolstoyan, who followed the pacifist teaching of the great Russian novelist. As a result of his refusal to bear arms he spent two years in a penal battalion. N. T. Iziumchenko's narrative points to an alternative tradition of non-violent protest against injustice and commitment to universal values. It shows that in Russia such sentiments were by no means confined to the westernized intelligentsia but had authentic popular roots.

Life in a Penal Battalion of the Imperial Russian Army: The Tolstoyan N. T. Iziumchenko's Story

History

Iziumchenko, N. T.

Brock, Peter

Keep, John L. H.

Russia

'Across the Divide' explores peacemaking efforts during the Cold War. Based on the author's experiences in Europe, China, North Korea and the United Nations, it takes readers into the world of international diplomacy and the unfolding of modern history during a time of tension. Initiating and strengthening communications across differences give lessons for local conflict resolution.

Across the Divide: Peacemaking in a Time of Cold War

Politics & Social Sciences

Thiermann, Stephen H.

Politics & Government

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