This is an account of Tito's part in Yugoslavia's history. The book goes on to ask if it was Tito's death in 1980 that led to the crumbling of Yugoslav unity, or whether it was his purging of the party while in power that led to its ultimate destruction.
Originally published in 1695, this work is a passionate defense of the rights of English citizens against the abuses of state power. Defoe and his collaborator Richard West argue that bills of attainder, which allowed the government to convict people of treason without a trial, violated both the principles of natural justice and the English constitution. Their arguments are as relevant today as they were three centuries ago, making this book an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of law and politics.
Letters and relics in great part hitherto unpublished
This reprint features previously unpublished letters and relics related to Gray and his friends, offering a glimpse into their lives and interactions. The collection provides valuable insights and historical context from the original 1890 edition, preserving the quality and authenticity of the text. Readers can explore the personal correspondence and artifacts that highlight the relationships and experiences of these notable figures.
a Memoir - An alcoholic gambles his sobriety on a 16,000-kilometre motorcycle ride to find himself.
The narrative follows a man determined to confront his struggles with sobriety, exploring the complexities of addiction and the personal battles that come with it. As he navigates temptations and the consequences of his choices, the story delves into themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the impact of relationships on his journey. Through his challenges, readers witness a poignant reflection on the human spirit's capacity for change and the quest for redemption.
The book explores the evolution of Quaternary research in Britain and Ireland, highlighting the establishment of the Subdepartment of Quaternary Research at the University of Cambridge in 1948. It emphasizes the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration in understanding climatic changes over the past two million years, integrating geological, biological, and archaeological perspectives. The narrative also examines the continental influences that spurred research developments, showcasing the vital role of such studies in comprehending environmental transformations.
This book is aimed at business professionals and graduate students taking courses in strategic management. It uses the case of Formula 1 (R) to show how businesses can achieve optimal performance in competitive and dynamic environments. This third edition has updated interviews and lessons applied to business context.