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Approximately 10 million dollars were found under the rubble at the University of Mosul, which belongs to the organization Da & # al; who controlled the city in June 2014, until the Iraqi government announced its release in July 2017. According to local sources and security in Mosul, "an amount of $ 10 million was […]

 Conference organizers: Dr Laura Eastlake, Dr Andrew McInnes Programme Thursday 13th September 9.30 – 10 am: Registration, including breakfast pastries 10 – 11 am Keynote 1: Noelle Plack, Newman University 11-11.15am: Comfort Break 11.15 am – 12.30 pm: Panel 1 – Alcohol, the Family, and Respectability – Ann-Marie Richardson, University of Liverpool, “Intellectual Rags and Patches”: How Branwell Brontë’s […]

The same way one dreams of wedding dresses, I’ve dreamed of strollers. For years. I don’t read People magazine often but when I caught a glimpse of a photo of Jennifer Lopez’ newborn twins in the most stunning stroller ten years ago as I walked by the magazine stand, I stopped and stared. It was […]

Der Hesba Kinderwagen ist ein Kombi-Kinderwagen der obersten Spitzenklasse, der Dich und Dein Baby von Geburt an begleiten wird. Das zeitlos-klassische und sehr edle Design hebt sich hervor und macht es zu einem besonderen Wagen für besondere Menschen. Zugleich sind HESBA-Kinderwagen stabil, langlebig und in jeder Jahreszeit nutzbar und somit die idealen Begleiter bei Wind und Wetter und nicht nur an sonnigen Tagen. Die hochwertige Federung ermöglicht ein komfortables Liegen und Sitzen bei Wegen über Stock und Stein. In den ersten 6 Monaten liegt Ihr Baby komfortabel im Kinderwagenkorb, der auch als Tragetasche Verwendung findet. Sobald es sitzen kann, können Sie es mit dem Sportwagenaufsatz fahren.

• waschbares Tragetaschenfutter
• Matratze Comfort mit waschbarem Bezug
• Sonnenschirm und Pflegetasche in der Außenfarbe
• Chrom Gestell
• große weiße Vollgummiräder

MADE IN GERMANY

Die Lieferzeit beträgt ca. 6 Wochen.

-Guest Blog Post by Lauren O’Hagan My name is Lauren O’ Hagan and I am a postgraduate researcher in the School of English, Communication and Philosophy at Cardiff University. My project is entitled ‘Class, Culture and Conflict in the Edwardian Book Inscription’ and essentially uses book inscriptions to explore social class in early-twentieth- century Britain. […]

IF you’re a fan or detective novels, you will probably have encountered Wilkie Collins at some point. Here’s the lowdown on the famous author of The Woman In White… Wilkie Collins was a British writer (portrait by John Everett Millais) Who was Wilkie Collins? Wilkie Collins was a British writer, famous for novels, plays, and short stories. He was born on January 8, 1824 and died on September 23, 1889. Although he was born in London to painter William Collins, he lived in Italy and France as a child and became fluent in French and Italian. He became a close friend of Charles Dickens, and they even collaborated together in drama and fiction. Portrait of Wilkie taken by Elliott and Fry, possibly 1971 When did he write The Woman In White and The Moonstone? The Woman In White was his fifth published novel and was written in 1859. It was made into a silent UK film in 1929, an American film in 1948, and was adapted for a BBC television series in 1997. The Moonstone was actually originally a series in Charles Dickens’ magazine All The Year Round between January 4 and August 8, 1868, before it was published in hardback later that year. It was made into an American film in 1934, a BBC series in 1959, and another series in  2016. The Moonstone was made into a 2016 drama series starring John Thompson What else did he write? Here are more of his works: Basil, 1852 Hide and Seek, 1854 The Dead Secret, 1856 The Frozen Deep, 1857 (play co-written with Charles Dickens) A House to Let, 1858 (short story co-written with Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell and Adelaide Anne Procter) The Haunted House, 1859 (short story co-written with Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Adelaide Anne Proctor, George Sala and Hesba Stretton) No Name, 1862 Armadale, 1866 [article-rail-section title=”most read in fabulous” posts_category=”24″ posts_number=”12″ query_type=”popular” /] No Thoroughfare, 1867 (story and play co-written with Charles Dickens) Man and Wife, 1870 Poor Miss Finch, 1872 The Law and the Lady, 1875 The Black Robe, 1881 Heart And Science, 1882-1883 [bc_video video_id=”5610763925001″ account_id=”5067014667001″ player_id=”default” embed=”in-page” padding_top=”56%” autoplay=”” min_width=”0px” max_width=”640px” width=”100%” height=”100%” caption=”Do you own an of these Harry Potter books? They could be worth up to £40k “]  

IF you’re a fan or detective novels, you will probably have encountered Wilkie Collins at some point. Here’s the lowdown on the famous author of The Woman In White… Wilkie Collins was a British writer (portrait by John Everett Millais) Who was Wilkie Collins? Wilkie Collins was a British writer, famous for novels, plays, and short stories. He was born on January 8, 1824 and died on September 23, 1889. Although he was born in London to painter William Collins, he lived in Italy and France as a child and became fluent in French and Italian. He became a close friend of Charles Dickens, and they even collaborated together in drama and fiction. Portrait of Wilkie taken by Elliott and Fry, possibly 1971 When did he write The Woman In White and The Moonstone? The Woman In White was his fifth published novel and was written in 1859. It was made into a silent UK film in 1929, an American film in 1948, and was adapted for a BBC television series in 1997. The Moonstone was actually originally a series in Charles Dickens’ magazine All The Year Round between January 4 and August 8, 1868, before it was published in hardback later that year. It was made into an American film in 1934, a BBC series in 1959, and another series in  2016. The Moonstone was made into a 2016 drama series starring John Thompson What else did he write? Here are more of his works: Basil, 1852 Hide and Seek, 1854 The Dead Secret, 1856 The Frozen Deep, 1857 (play co-written with Charles Dickens) A House to Let, 1858 (short story co-written with Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell and Adelaide Anne Procter) The Haunted House, 1859 (short story co-written with Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Adelaide Anne Proctor, George Sala and Hesba Stretton) No Name, 1862 Armadale, 1866 [article-rail-section title=”most read in fabulous” posts_category=”30″ posts_number=”12″ query_type=”popular” /] No Thoroughfare, 1867 (story and play co-written with Charles Dickens) Man and Wife, 1870 Poor Miss Finch, 1872 The Law and the Lady, 1875 The Black Robe, 1881 Heart And Science, 1882-1883 [bc_video video_id=”5610763925001″ account_id=”5067014667001″ player_id=”default” embed=”in-page” padding_top=”56%” autoplay=”” min_width=”0px” max_width=”640px” width=”100%” height=”100%” caption=”Do you own an of these Harry Potter books? They could be worth up to £40k “]  

IF you’re a fan or detective novels, you will probably have encountered Wilkie Collins at some point. Here’s the lowdown on the famous author of The Woman In White… Wilkie Collins was a British writer (portrait by John Everett Millais) Who was Wilkie Collins? Wilkie Collins was a British writer, famous for novels, plays, and short stories. He was born on January 8, 1824 and died on September 23, 1889. Although he was born in London to painter William Collins, he lived in Italy and France as a child and became fluent in French and Italian. He became a close friend of Charles Dickens, and they even collaborated together in drama and fiction. Portrait of Wilkie taken by Elliott and Fry, possibly 1971 When did he write The Woman In White and The Moonstone? The Woman In White was his fifth published novel and was written in 1859. It was made into a silent UK film in 1929, an American film in 1948, and was adapted for a BBC television series in 1997. The Moonstone was actually originally a series in Charles Dickens’ magazine All The Year Round between January 4 and August 8, 1868, before it was published in hardback later that year. It was made into an American film in 1934, a BBC series in 1959, and another series in  2016. The Moonstone was made into a 2016 drama series starring John Thompson What else did he write? Here are more of his works: Basil, 1852 Hide and Seek, 1854 The Dead Secret, 1856 The Frozen Deep, 1857 (play co-written with Charles Dickens) A House to Let, 1858 (short story co-written with Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell and Adelaide Anne Procter) The Haunted House, 1859 (short story co-written with Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Adelaide Anne Proctor, George Sala and Hesba Stretton) No Name, 1862 Armadale, 1866 [article-rail-section title=”most read in fabulous” posts_category=”363″ posts_number=”12″ query_type=”popular” /] No Thoroughfare, 1867 (story and play co-written with Charles Dickens) Man and Wife, 1870 Poor Miss Finch, 1872 The Law and the Lady, 1875 The Black Robe, 1881 Heart And Science, 1882-1883 [bc_video video_id=”5610763925001″ account_id=”5067014667001″ player_id=”default” embed=”in-page” padding_top=”56%” autoplay=”” min_width=”0px” max_width=”640px” width=”100%” height=”100%” caption=”Do you own an of these Harry Potter books? They could be worth up to £40k “]  

The story was written  in 2015 by  Maysara Al Taweel Deir ez-Zor is silently getting slaughtered. The harmony it once brewed is now being forgotten. Deir ez-Zor is being oppressed by two states, Daesh and the Syrian regime. The calm does not return to the once soulful city through media campaigns, nor do hashtags on social […]

A short sweet, yet sad, Christmas story about forgiveness, but especially about loving others for who they are and not for who we want them to be. – Summary by The Reader from LibriVox’s New Releases https://librivox.org/the-christmas-child-by-hesba-stretton/