The Death Census of Black ’47: Eyewitness Accounts of Ireland’s Great Famine Harold D. Hill

The Death Census of Black ’47: Eyewitness Accounts of Ireland’s Great Famine Harold D. HillThe Great Irish Famine claimed the lives of one million people, mainly from the lower classes. In recent decades, its history has become the focus of considerable scholarly and popular attention, but much remains to be retrieved and reconstructed, particularly at the level of the rural poor. This book fills that gap.

book-length work on Emanuel Carnevali (1897–1942)

What is Solution-Focused Therapy

which presupposes the written tradition” and “the true poetry of the people

the British fought a prolonged rearguard action to retain control of the country while the French continued to dominate the Antiquities Service

It is a departure from most of the standard text books

How did Western government agencies

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With a black mother and white father

An alternative pedagogical perspective toward the education of Black children is explored through the narratives of five African Canadian women teachers

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Examines Philip Roth's use of Jewish ideas and materials in his novels

particularly Hegelian idealism and positivism