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Lord Elgin and Ancient Greek Architecture

Lord Elgin and Ancient Greek Architecture

Luciana Gallo

Cambridge University Press
2009
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This book analyses the rich and remarkable collection of archaeological drawings, now housed in The British Museum, drawn in Greece by a team of architects and artists in the service of Lord Elgin during his ambassadorial expedition to the Levant (1799–1803). Luciana Gallo offers a new interpretation of Elgin's interest in antiquities and reveals the aims, innovative approach, and significant achievements of this specialised tour. She also reveals his contribution to the advancement of contemporary archaeological studies carried out by British and continental scholars, in connection to the search for original sources to promote Greek Revival architecture. This is the first time that the bulk of the Elgin Drawings collection in the British Museum has been published. The volume will thus serve as an indispensable guide to scholars and students of ancient Greek architecture and sculpture, as well as of nineteenth-century architectural revivalism.
Finding Erin: A true story of loss and love

Finding Erin: A true story of loss and love

Michelle Elphinstone

Intertype
2020
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Meet Erin, a wonderful, free-spirited daughter who was universally loved by all who knew her, a part-time model who rubbed shoulders with celebrities and sports stars, but a down to earth young woman who loved being home with her family, friends, horses and animals.We're never meant to bury our children, yet we never know if our next goodbye is our last. Life can be cruel; it can be over in a heartbeat. Writing this book has been an enriching, love-filled journey that will bring comfort and help to others dealing with loss, pain and suffering. While I've lost Erin, I'm truly blessed to have her to love for eternity. This is my story of loss, love and connection. Writing it has given me the strength and belief to share with others that are living with similar heartache.Now our heartbeats are with sadness as we struggle to get through each hour, day, week and year without our Erin. Yet, we seek Erin every day by trying to live by her ideals, that is to live our lives as she lived hers.It tries to illustrate the pain, grief, suffering and residual sadness and darkness that has now become our lives, and the love which helps sustain us through each day of missing our beautiful Erin.Maybe, this book may be of comfort and help others deal with loss, pain and suffering. We are never meant to bury our children, yet we never know if our next goodbye is our last. Life can be over in a heartbeat. Now our heartbeats are with sadness as we struggle to get through each hour, day, week and year without our Erin. Yet, we seek Erin every day by trying to live by her ideals, that is to live our lives as she lived hers.While I've lost in Erin, I'm truly blessed to have her to love for eternity. This is my story of loss, love and connection. Writing it has given me the strength and belief to share with others that are living with similar pain, through no fault of our own. A book hopefully to guide us all towards a brighter future in this unfamiliar life, we had no choice to be in.Erin's love will forever be in our hearts. The memories we shared I will treasure until I too depart this world and see her again.
Finding Erin

Finding Erin

Evangeline Duran Fuentes

Pipe Thimble Publishing
2018
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In her mind, she had lost everything. In their minds, she was everything. Could she find herself in their world, or would she remain alone in hers? Inspired by the author's own story, Finding Erin is the story of a woman who loses her memory and must find her life all over again.
Receiving Erin's Children

Receiving Erin's Children

Gallman J. Matthew

The University of North Carolina Press
2000
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Between 1845 and 1855, 2 million Irish men and women fled their famine-ravaged homeland, many to settle in large British and American cities that were already wrestling with a complex array of urban problems. In this innovative work of comparative urban history, Matthew Gallman looks at how two cities, Philadelphia and Liverpool, met the challenges raised by the influx of immigrants. Gallman examines how citizens and policymakers in Philadelphia and Liverpool dealt with such issues as poverty, disease, poor sanitation, crime, sectarian conflict, and juvenile delinquency. By considering how two cities of comparable population and dimensions responded to similar challenges, he sheds new light on familiar questions about distinctive national characteristics--without resorting to claims of ""American exceptionalism."" In this critical era of urban development, English and American cities often evolved in analogous ways, Gallman notes. But certain crucial differences--in location, material conditions, governmental structures, and voluntaristic traditions, for example--inspired varying approaches to urban problem solving on either side of the Atlantic. |This work of comparative history looks at how two rapidly growing cities, Philadelphia and Liverpool, coped with the urban challenges raised by the influx of Irish immigrants in the mid-nineteenth century.
A School Man of the Ozarks: Being an Autobiography of William Erwin Halbrook
It's hard to imagine a time when American schools lacked essential basics like paper, desks and qualified teachers. Well into the 20th century, however, Arkansas continued to offer its students sporadic education in crowded, inadequate conditions -- something William Halbrook was determined to change. Born in the Ozarks in 1878, Halbrook grew up during a time when self-reliance was key. From early boyhood, Halbrook - the eldest of a hard-working farming family - was accustomed to taking care of his five younger brothers and making the most of himself. After finishing his education at the local one-room school, Halbrook sought to teach school himself. It was then that Halbrook's eyes were opened to just how much Arkansas schools were lacking. Poor roads, poverty, inadequately-educated teachers and residents' fear of "furriners" were just a few of the obstacles faced. After teaching 25 classes a day at a local school, Halbrook secured a full scholarship at the two-year Peabody Normal School in Nashville, where he began to learn how he could best help improve local standards . In addition to curriculum, Halbrook also understood the importance of building a sense of community among students . Growing up, he and his neighbors spent countless hours singing, debating, swimming and playing baseball -- developing a sense of camaraderie missing in so many students he encountered during his adulthood. Much of the high quality opportunities seen in today's Arkansas school system is due to the ideas and work of Halbrook, described in this warm and informative autobiography. - Joanna Mechlinski, New Britain, CT
The Elgin And Phigaleian Marbles Of The Classical Ages In The British Museum
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