(9781408857977 / 43757743) - Country of publication: UNITED KINGDOM - Dimensions: 129 x 198 x 30mm | 281g - Edition: 05 - ISBN: 9781408857977 - Number of pages: 400 - Edition statement: 1st ed. - Format: 400 pages
(9780753552261) - Dimensions: 198 x 126 x 17 mm - Height: 134mm - Spine width: 25mm - Width: 257mm - Virgin Books - Ebury Publishing - ISBN: 9780753552261 - Number of pages: 224 - Languages: English - Publication date: 01 Mar 2018
(9781624666544) - Dimensions: 140 x 216 x 139mm | 170g - Format: Paperback | 118 pages - Publication date: 01 Feb 2018 - ISBN: 9781624666544 - Languages: English - Publication place: Cambridge, MA, United States | Rulebook for Arguments
Transworld Publishers Ltd (9780552776387 / 9780552776387) - Sam Harris | Human values, Christian or Muslim morality
(9780141442495 / 10063647) - Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 15 mm - ISBN: 9780141442495 - Number of pages: 256 - Penguin Books Ltd - Weight: 191 g | Coelho's anthology, Coelho's selection
Cambridge University Press (9781107499430 / 110 b/w illus. 132 colour illus.)
(9780804787017 / 9780804787017)
Explore how Alexis de Tocqueville dissects the decline of France’s old aristocratic order and the birth of revolutionary ideals, blending keen social observation with sharp political insight.
Allen & Unwin (9781760290955 / 9781760290955) | Hollywood legend and three-time
(9780691163512) | Jewish history
(9780801064234 / 9780801064234) | Objections to Jesus
Jessica Kingsley Publishers (9781849056465)
Routledge (9781138244337) | Second World War, Escaped POWs, Forced labourers, Often communists
Puffin (9780241424230) | Fairy Tales
University of Illinois Press (9780252030796) | Fifth Edition, Urban Land Use Planning
Harvard University Press (9780674984127) | United States
PAN (9781447218746) | James Bulger
Pen & Sword Books (9781473899001) | Air Defence
Smithsonian Books (9781560989950) | North Atlantic Saga
John Blake (9781789460421) | Real Inside
Discover the bold, unfiltered insights of contemporary culture in “The Hard Crowd.” Rachel Kushner compiles provocative essays from 2000‑2020 that challenge norms and spark conversation about identity, politics, and art.
