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Product Description: Elizabeth Harrison (September 1, 1849 – October 31, 1927) was an American educator. She was the founder and first president of what is today National Louis University. Harrison was a pioneer in creating professional standards for early childhood teachers and in promoting early childhood education After encountering the early kindergarten movement in Chicago in the 1870s, Harrison sought training in St...read more

This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic, timeless works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them.

Walking the corridors of Brookhampton General are two young physicians, products of entirely different systems and environments. Hugh Ravelston, a member of an English medical family, and his friend Maxwell Okiya, son of an African chief. A friend too is Jock Calderwood, the hospital pathologist, who shares with Hugh a devotion not only to medicine but to the sea and sailing. But no friend is David Lyell, the ambitious house physician whose actions are to threaten Hugh's future through Linda Masterson, only six years old, terrified and lonely in the children's ward.

Book by Harrison, Elizabeth

Striking, redheaded Jane Drummond, daughter of Central Hospital's chief orthopedic surgeon, was a woman accustomed to going after what she wanted - and getting it. Right now, what she wanted was the love of Michael Adversane, the handsome, gifted young surgeon she had known since childhood. After years of devotion, it didn't seem too much to ask, and yet, in the aftermath of a tragic accident, Michael's affection for her seemed to dim. Why? What, Jane wondered, would happen when Michael himself was wheeled into the operating room - under the scalpel of a man who loved her more than Michael ever did?

Filled with a host of ingenious tips and suggestions, a colorful handbook by two event planners shares the secrets of throwing a fabulous and unique party to suit a variety of occasions, furnishing insider tricks, fashionable tips, and clever strategies on how select a creative theme, as well as a selection of great recipes, ten no-fail party rules, and more.

Two hip event planners team up to present a guide to throwing a fabulous party, offering insider tricks, fashionable tips, and clever strategies on choosing a creative theme, finding the perfect location, designing memorable invitations and decorations, and more, with a host of delicious recipes for party food and drinks, reference lists, and insider resources. 25,000 first printing.

This book is an ethnography of development in practice. It builds on recent work in the anthropology of development in its examination of the evolution and persistence of a number of key ideas about gender, technology and race. It explores how these are rooted in both material practices and ideologies, notably the Enlightenment and colonialism, but goes beyond previous studies which have tended to focus mainly on the apparently monolithic power of the developers. The authors argue for a more nuanced account of power through analysis of the relationship between individual agency and structural constraint. Their fascinating study shows how a simple dichotomy between "us," the developers, and "them," the victims of development, misconstrues the nature of the proccesses involved.

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Dr. Nicola Lancater and Andrew Ritchie, a divorced surgeon, try to make their relationship work despite the interference of others

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