Douglas H Smith (152 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing of this Collection of 9 Short Stories. Featured are What Friends Do by Brendan DuBois, Our Little Red Shovels by David Holmstrom, An Almost Perfect Crime by William F Smith, Looking Back by Theodore H Hoffman, Death of a Poet by Doug Allyn, The Church at Garlock's Bend by David Kaufman, Murder by Accident by Douglas G Davis, George and the Safety Box Lady by William I Smith and Treasure Hunt by Edgar Wallace. In Near Fine Condition.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. The three civil wars that wracked England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, between 1642-1651 saw a greater percentage of the population killed than in the First World War. Hartlebury Castle, the home of the bishop of Worcester, saw involvement in all three wars. If you look for it in books on the civil war you will rarely find it mentioned and yet it was one of the two main fortresses guarding the north of the county and also a vital communication route for the Royalist troops from Wales and Ireland. Its troops were involved in skirmishes and battles and yet, when it was besieged in 1646, the governor of the Castle, William Sandys, is said to have surrendered without a shot being fired. A contemporary chronicler described this as done 'most poorly and cowardly'. Was this a justified accusation or did Sandys have no choice.…

Condition: As New. : Este libro proporciona un marco para implementar los principios de calidad total en el entorno universitario. Incluye la historia y los principios de la gestión de calidad, así como una evaluación de los factores en el entorno universitario que están generando serias dudas sobre la eficacia y eficiencia de la educación superior. Se presenta un capítulo único sobre la norma ISO 9000 en la formación y la educación. EAN: 9780963403070 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Educación|Negocios y Economía|Tecnología Título: Total Quality in Higher Education Autor: Ralph G. Lewis| Douglas H. Smith Editorial: CRC Press Idioma: en Páginas: 330 Formato: tapa dura.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The three civil wars that wracked England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, between 1642-1651 saw a greater percentage of the population killed than in the First World War. Hartlebury Castle, the home of the bishop of Worcester, saw involvement in all three wars. If you look for it in books on the civil war you will rarely find it mentioned and yet it was one of the two main fortresses guarding the north of the county and also a vital communication route for the Royalist troops from Wales and Ireland. Its troops were involved in skirmishes and battles and yet, when it was besieged in 1646, the governor of the Castle, William Sandys, is said to have surrendered without a shot being fired. A contemporary chronicler described this as done 'most poorly and cowardly'. Was this a justified accusation or did Sandys have no choice? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This is the story of the 157 men and women from the Birmingham Transport Department who died in the Second World War and who are commemorated on the memorial in Wheelers Lane. These were the men and women who ensured that countless Brummies got to work on time. They were the drivers, the conductors and conductoresses, the bus cleaners and the office staff. Their stories encompass virtually every aspect of the war and represent all three Armed Forces. The soldiers fought in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Burma and died fighting for their country. One was killed as a result of a war crime, whilst others died due to illnesses contracted in prisoner-of-war camps. The sailors often died together as their ships were torpedoed. The airmen died fighting in the Battle of Britain, in bombing raids on Germany or just due to accidents. Finally, unlike those killed in the First World War, a number were civilians and include men and women. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This is the story of the 157 men and women from the Birmingham Transport Department who died in the Second World War and who are commemorated on the memorial in Wheelers Lane. These were the men and women who ensured that countless Brummies got to work on time. They were the drivers, the conductors and conductoresses, the bus cleaners and the office staff. Their stories encompass virtually every aspect of the war and represent all three Armed Forces. The soldiers fought in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Burma and died fighting for their country. One was killed as a result of a war crime, whilst others died due to illnesses contracted in prisoner-of-war camps. The sailors often died together as their ships were torpedoed. The airmen died fighting in the Battle of Britain, in bombing raids on Germany or just due to accidents. Finally, unlike those killed in the First World War, a number were civilians and include men and women. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.…

hardcover. Condition: Fair. Third Printing. Hardcover. No dust jacket. Good binding and cover. Stain on edge. An anthology of dramatic plays by Black Americans including 3 plays written prior to the Civil War and 21 others written prior to 1940. Authors include Langston Hughes, Richard Wright and Lorraine Hansberrry.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This is the story of the 157 men and women from the Birmingham Transport Department who died in the Second World War and who are commemorated on the memorial in Wheelers Lane. These were the men and women who ensured that countless Brummies got to work on time. They were the drivers, the conductors and conductoresses, the bus cleaners and the office staff. Their stories encompass virtually every aspect of the war and represent all three Armed Forces. The soldiers fought in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Burma and died fighting for their country. One was killed as a result of a war crime, whilst others died due to illnesses contracted in prisoner-of-war camps. The sailors often died together as their ships were torpedoed. The airmen died fighting in the Battle of Britain, in bombing raids on Germany or just due to accidents. Finally, unlike those killed in the First World War, a number were civilians and include men and women. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …