p.272.fictionStalky and his two friends, Beetle and McTurk, attend a boarding school in Devon, England during the mid-19th century. Studying is not important to them and instead they have many interesting experiences including taking revenge on another school house that insults their hygiene, tricking some teachers who try to catch them breaking the rules, and finally achieving success as adults despite their teachers thinking that they would become failures. The story is semi-autobiographical of Kipling's own school experiences.england - fiction, juvenile fiction

p.458.fictionRomantic fiction set in Veniceengland - fiction, romantic fiction

p.82.fictionA book of childrens poetrybengali literature, childrens poetry

p.388.fictionA novel of British military life in Indiaengland - fiction, india - british occupation - fiction

Ill, p.576.fictionA novel of a boy and jungle animalsengland - fiction, jungle animals - fiction

p.240.fictionThis dramatic nineteenth-century nautical adventure and classic coming-of-age story is one of Rudyard Kipling's most enduringly popular works. Harvey Cheyne Jr., the teenage son of a millionaire American railroad tycoon, is sailing to Europe on a luxury liner when he falls overboard off the coast of Newfoundland. He's saved from drowning by the We're Here, a New England fishing schooner captained by Disko Troop. He's alive, but his tough new companions find him to be spoiled and ignorant. Desperate to get back to the world he knows, Harvey must prove his worth as one of the crew by mastering the challenging tasks and physical labor of life at sea. With help from the captain's son, Dan, he braves a number of risky exploits and adventures as they travel along the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. Shedding his expectations of a pampered life, Harvey begins to embrace the tough work of a fisherman. Filled with thrilling action, this classic sea story will delight and excite readers of all ages.england - fiction, juvenile fiction

p.365.fictionA collection of short storiesengland - fiction, england - short stories

p.407.fictionStories of life in India under the British occupationengland - fiction, india - history

p.406.fictionA collection of twelve stories ranging from the tale of a British engineer obsessed with saving his bridge from destruction by the flooding River Ganges, to the tale of an inconspicuous boat which mysteriously disappears on the high seas. england - fiction, england - short stories

p.301.fictionA collection of short stories.england - fiction, england - short stories

Ill, p.338.fictionA collection of short storiesengland - fiction, england - short stories

p.393.fictionA collection of short storiesengland - fiction, england - short stories

p.353.fictionA collection of short storiesengland - fiction, england - short stories

p.336.fictionA collection of short storiesengland - fiction, england - short stories

p.342.fictionA collection of stories by Rudyard Kiplingengland - fiction, england - short stories

p.373.fictionTells the story of Hereward, a historical Anglo-Saxon figure who led resistance against the Normans from a base in Ely surrounded by fen land.england - fiction, norman england

p.388.fictionThe adventures of Tom, a sooty little chimney sweep with a great longing to be clean, who is stolen by fairies and turned into a water baby. england - fiction, fairytales - english

p.348.fictionNapoleons retreat from Moscow in all its terrible detailengland - fiction, napoleonic wars

Ill, p.379.fictionAlthough fictitious, this account is based on the author's extensive experiences in the whaling industry in both the Antarctic and Arctic. whaling ships, whaling

Ill, charts, maps, plans, p.675.non-fictionA description of a world cruise taken by Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales.australia - description and travel, voyages around the world

Ill, charts, maps, plans, p.803.non-fictionA description of a world cruise taken by Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales.australia - description and travel, voyages around the world

Appendices, p.323.non-fictionAn exploration from various standpoints of the settlement of the Boer war.south africa - politics and government, south africa - boer war 1899-1902

Index, maps, p.430.non-fictionA textbook on the history of British expansiongraet britain - history, great britain - imperialism

Bibliography, index, ill, p.447.non-fictionReproduces some of Jerrold's "hitherto unknown work": Capsicum house for young ladies -- The life and adventures of Miss Robinson Crusoe -- Our honeymoon -- Exhibition of the English in China.punch (london) - england, satire - britain

Ill, p.422.non-fictionA history of the individuals who made Florenceflorence - history, savonarola, dante

Metal marmalade cutter with a hand-cranked wood handle, on a wooden base.'Victor'fruit slicers

Cast iron, screw type lemon squeezer'Victor'juicers

Cast iron lemon squeezer, with metal strainer'Success'juicers

Index, bib, ill, p.187.non-fictionA history of the Irish diasporaireland - emigration, ireland - society and culture

Index, ill, maps, p.385.non-fictionHere, in his own words, are the fascinating first thirty years in the life of one of the greatest leaders of the twentieth century. In his autobiography, Churchill recalls his childhood, his schooling, his years as a war correspondent in South Africa during the Boer War, and his first forays into politics as a member of Parliament. Historians have established that Churchill took certain liberties with episodes in the book; he was not, for example, an academic under-achiever as he suggests. Of course this does not detract from the book's insights into the history of "a vanished age", nor his very personal struggles and achievements, which contrast starkly with the public focus of the majority of his writings.south african wars, winston churchill 1884-1965