The sleeping beauty of the wood : an entertaining tale : to which is added Pa…

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My picture book of railways

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Benefit/Cost-Driven Software Development

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Rethinking Sustainability Towards a Regenerative Economy

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The Palgrave Handbook of Positive Education

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The works of Charlotte Brontë [Currer Bell]

THIS little book was written before either "Jane Eyre" or " Shirley," and yet no indulgence can be solicited for it on the plea of a first attempt. A first attempt it certainly was not, as the pen which wrote it had been previously worn a good deal in a practice of some years. I had not indeed published anything before I commenced " The Professor," but in many a crude effort, destroyed almost a…

Gateways to knowledge :the role of academic libraries in teaching, learning, …

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Wirelessness: Radical Empiricism in Network Cultures

This title provides an account of the sensations associated with being entangled with wireless technologies that draws on the philosophical techniques of William James's radical empiricism.OCLC-licensed vendor bibliographic record.

Mademoiselle Mori : a tale of modern Rome..

NE Sunday evening in October, the English congregation were pouring out of the room which served them as a church, outside the Porta del Popolo. The English season at Rome had just begun. A long file of carriages was waiting, and they successively came up to the door, and drove off, either to various residences, or to the Pincian Hill. The walkers turned into the gardens of Villa Borghese, the …

Chelsea [London] : Printed by J.B. Shears

It feels since Ive taken the letters I wrote to Cett and Surd and what I wrote to you to be printed that Im reaching nearer a place where I shall be able to make things reach you more by ways that arent through spoken or written words than before, but Im not sure of that, and I cant understand it clearly with my mind, I can understand theyre often only like a trail or scent, perhaps theyre alwa…