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Philanthro-capitalism : how the rich can save the world

By Bishop, Matthew.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2008 .
298 p. ; 25 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. [281]-288) and index 9781408111529

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Brian Moore

By Craig, Patricia.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2004 .
306 p , : ill 9780747568445

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Lorca : a dream of life

By Stainton, Leslie.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 9780747544456

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Frozen in time

By Beattier, Owen.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2004 .
278 p 9780747577270

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Job

By Dische, Irene.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2002 .
160 9780747561668

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The art instinct : beauty, pleasure, & human evolution

By Dutton, Denis.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
282 p. ; 22 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-268) and index 9780199580736

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The art instinct : beauty, pleasure, & human evolution

By Dutton, Denis.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
278 p. ; 25 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-268) and index 9780199539420

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Anne Frank : the biography

By Muller, Melissa.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2000 .
xvii, 330 p. : ill , Inculdes Index 9780747545231

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The art instinct : beauty, pleasure, & human evolution

By Dutton, Denis.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
282 p. ; 22 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-268) and index 9780199580736

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The art instinct : beauty, pleasure, & human evolution

By Dutton, Denis.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
278 p. ; 25 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-268) and index 9780199539420

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The art instinct : beauty, pleasure, & human evolution

By Dutton, Denis.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
282 p. ; 22 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-268) and index 9780199580736

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The art instinct : beauty, pleasure, & human evolution

By Dutton, Denis.
London Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
278 p. ; 25 cm , Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-268) and index 9780199539420

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Rebel Land

By De Bellaigue, Christopher.
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2010 .
270 pages , This book is a compellingly personal account of one man's search into the past, as de Bellaigue applies his investigative flair and fluent Turkish to unlock jealously-guarded taboos and hold humanity's excesses up to the light of a very modern sensibility. 9780747596769

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The First Total War

By Bell, David Avrom.
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2008 , In the tradition of Simon Schama, David Bell, the historian, tells how the Enlightenment and the French Revolution spawned the first total war - and how this legacy haunts us today. 9780747579625

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Setting the Desert on Fire

By Barr, James.
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2007 .
362 pages , Greed and intrigue combine explosively in this gripping, masterly account of a key moment in the history of the Middle East, and a portrait of T.E. Lawrence--Lawrence of Arabia himself--that is bright, nuanced, and full of fresh insights into the true nature of the master mythmaker. Photos. Maps. 9780747585534

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The Forgotten Dead

By Small, Ken.
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2004 .
240 pages , On April 28, 1944, a rehearsal for the D-Day landings off England's Devon coast went terribly wrong. A series of blunders allowed German E-boats to intercept the convoy of landing ships, and 946 Americans—many of them young and untrained—lost their lives. Yet until the publication of The Forgotten Dead, the true scale of this tragedy had never before come to light. This is the story of one man and his obsession to honor the memory of the 946 American soldiers who died needlessly that night. In the early 1970s, Ken Small, a hotelier, began beachcombing along Slapton Sands, near his hotel. He soon discovered unexpended bullets, U.S. dollars, and the personal possessions of U.S. servicemen. Gradually, he pieced together the events of that night and began the struggle to erect a memorial to honor the dead soldiers. This is the story of how he fought governments on both sides of the Atlantic to uncover the truth. 9780747575436

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The Berlin Wall

By Rottman, Gordon L..
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 , The appearance of a hastily-constructed barbed wire entanglement through the heart of Berlin during the night of 12-13 August 1961 was both dramatic and unexpected. Within days, it had started to metamorphose into a structure that would come to symbolise the brutal insanity of the Cold War- the Berlin Wall. A city of almost four million was cut ruthlessly in two, unleashing a potentially catastrophic East-West crisis and plunging the entire world for the first time into the fear of imminent missile-borne apocalypse. This threat would vanish only when the very people the Wall had been built to imprison, breached it on the historic night of 9 November 1989. Frederick Taylor's The Berlin Wall reveals the strange and chilling story of how the initial barrier system was conceived, then systematically extended, adapted and strengthened over almost thirty years. Patrolled by vicious dogs and by guards on shoot-to-kill orders, the Wall, with its more than 300 towers, became a wired and lethally booby-trapped monument to a world torn apart by fiercely antagonistic ideologies. The Wall had tragic consequences in personal and political terms, affecting the lives of Germans and non-Germans alike in a myriad of cruel, inhuman and occasionally absurd ways. The Berlin Wall is the definitive account of a divided city and its people. 9781408802564

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Return to Paris

By Rossant, Colette.
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2004 .
256 pages , 1947 and Paris is recovering from the war. Abandoned by her mother, lonely, frightened and terribly homesick, Colette finds solace in her love for French food - roasted lamb stuffed with garlic, springtime strawberries bathed in creme fraiche, the first taste of truffle in a Left Bank restaurant. 9780747568520

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Red Azalea

By Min, Anchee.
Bloomsbury Paperbacks 2009 .
303 pages , Born into a devoutly Maoist family in 1950s Shanghai and forced to work on a communal farm from the age of seventeen, Anchee Min found herself in an alienating and hostile political climate, where her only friendships were perilous and intense. Both candid and touching, this compelling memoir documents her isolation and illicit love against the backdrop of China's Cultural Revolution. From her coming of age in the Red Guard to her recruitment in Madame Mao's burgeoning industry of propaganda movies, Red Azalea explores the secret sensuality of a repressive society with elegance and honesty. 9780747596035

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