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Henry Crabb Robinson, 'Essays on Kant, Schelling, and German Aesthetics'
Modern Humanities Research Association
2010
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Henry VIII: Arms and the Man
Trustees of the Royal Armouries
2017
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In celebration of the 500th anniversary of Henry VIII's accession to the English throne, an international exhibition, 'Henry VIII: Dressed to Kill', was held at the Tower of London in partnership between the Royal Armouries and Historic Royal Palaces. Published to coincide with the launch of the exhibition, this definitive publication illustrates and records over 90 Henrician treasures drawn from the Royal Armouries' own collections and from museums and institutions worldwide. Leading historians and specialists in arms and armour have contributed major essays on subjects which encompass the wide-ranging aspects of Henry's reign from war and politics to dress and dining.
Henry Bullinger
George Melvin Ella; Peter Lawson Meney; Thomas Schirrmacher
Go Publications
2007
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A boy, a magic book and a bossy boa - oh, and a VERY smelly gorilla! A fun and fast-paced illustrated chapter book for ages 6-8 from the international bestselling author of The Secret Lake. When Henry Haynes complains that his new book is boring he falls down into the story and finds himself eyeball to eyeball with Brian, a bossy boa constrictor who's in charge of a zoo escape. Brian won't let Henry return home until he's released the animals, including three hungry lions and Gordon - the VERY smelly gorilla who masterminded the escape plan. To make matters worse, it looks as if Gordon's out to get Henry...Can Henry get home alive? And why didn't he just keep his big mouth shut about boring stories? Includes the first two chapters of the hilarious page-turner 'Eeek! The Runaway Alien' for free!
From laughingstock to leader, Henry Bingle transforms the town of Hogville from pigsty to park. After an earthquake shakes Hogville, Henry Bingle, a socially awkward thirteen-year-old, wakes up with his hoarded collections collapsed on top of him. He pulls on the only clothes he can find in the rubble, and the outfit is so wacky that Henry decides to cut school. When he arrives at his favorite spot at the creek, his life takes an unexpected and magical turn; he meets a Quercus Nixie, a rare, endangered creature. The Nixie, Hamphaleon, begs for Henry's help. Someone has defiled the environment by dumping a load of noxious junk over the banks of Hogville Creek. The load of trash landed on Hamphaleon's family home, a cozy burrow under the oak roots, trapping his wife and daughter inside. Henry and Ham work feverishly to uncover the entrance to the cave. Finally, Ham's wife and daughter are freed from being buried alive. Henry and Hamphaleon form a devoted friendship. When Henry tells Ham that he is wondering about what to do for his 8th Grade Final Project, Ham gives Henry an idea; why not dedicate his project to cleaning up the disgusting, polluted Hogville Creek? An inspired Henry gets the whole town involved in his fundraising brainstorm: The Snoot and Snout Extravaganza for Hogs and Dogs. The festival, with its multiple attractions, is wildly successful, and the money raised is enough to rent the equipment needed for a truly transformative creek cleanup. Henry and the residents of Hogville are inspired to turn the town from pigsty to an artsy, charming destination for townsfolk and tourists. Best of all, Henry has transformed from an unpopular slob to a respected individual with a park named after him and a budding romance with his 8th grade crush. Henry Bingle's Transformation has the power to influence readers and listeners. Though it is a lighthearted romp with magical elements, the story has underlying themes of a deeper nature. Readers will gain appreciation for the value of a clean and beautiful environment. The crusading main character, Henry, demonstrates the positive impact an individual and a community can have on their surroundings. It is, in short, inspiring.
Henry the Green Zebra-Pig
Christina L Daly
Sevenhorns Publishing/Subsidiary Sevenhorns Ent.
2018
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Henry is no ordinary pig ... He is a green zebra-pig "What kind of animal are you?" mooed Casey the Cow. "And what kind of name is Henry, anyhow?"Henry is excited to meet all the animals at his new home, but what will they think of this newcomer to the farm? Henry is so different; it will take a special event for the animals to realize that he is amazing just the way he is How will Henry fit in on a farm with ordinary animals, when his stripes make him stand out from the crowd? Find out how Henry shows off his unique green stripes and proves being different is awesome in Henry the Green Zebra-Pig, a delightful new children's picture book from teacher, author, and illustrator Christina Leigh Daly.
It's complete pandemonium in front of Charlie's Candy Store. The air is scented with the heavy, rich smell of chocolate. The new Bahulla Chocolate Bars are selling at an alarming rate. An oversized sign taped on the inside of the shop door proclaims: Game Cards Inside A large crowd of kids are jostling outside the doors, trying to get in.A secret toy company casts a powerful spell when it unleashes the first edition of ScrollMaster-Ancient Worlds and Hidden Treasure's. It's the hottest tradable card game to hit stores, creating a splash in the media. The portable game, with its awesome graphics, instantly captures the minds of kids across the globe. Now, everyone frantically searches for the rare Bahamut Dragon Card, which grants players special powers to battle forces of evil.The most intriguing question of all bubbles to the surface of Henry's mind: who are the chocolatiers, and who are the creators of the most popular card game on the planet? Could it be the bizarre Charlie Wattles, sweet shop owner, who sells the most unusual sweet treats? Could it possibly be Lady Norton, the old witch who lives in the woods? Or could it be the one everyone in Willow Creek most suspects ... the ghost of Berk Porter himself
Within each person there are dreams that are begging to be expressed. Henry the waterbug sets an example for all of us to follow. Henry is a being with a dream that nags at him until one day he takes action in the direction of that dream. Henry is an inspiration to all of us young and young at heart.
Henry Eric
Perceval Press
2007
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This colorfully illustrated boardbook for toddlers and babies captivates little ones by framing the story from their point of view. As Henry rides along in a Baby Jogger(TM), he takes-in the exciting buzz of activity all around him. With catchy rythmic text that coincides with his experience, Henry is lulled by the steady ride and comforted by the constant "Pitterpat" of his mother's footsteps. Join Henry on his lovely little journey and experience the world from a young child's perspective
This colorfully illustrated boardbook for toddlers and babies captivates little ones by framing the story from their point of view. As Henry rides along in a Baby Jogger(TM), he takes-in the exciting buzz of activity all around him. With catchy rythmic text that coincides with his experience, Henry is lulled by the steady ride and comforted by the constant "Pitterpat" of his mother's footsteps. Join Henry on his lovely little journey and experience the world from a young child's perspective
Henry Hulton and the American Revolution
Colonial Society of Massachusetts
2010
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Henry Hulton was an Englishman who moved to Boston in 1767 as a member of the new American Board of Customs Commissioners. The board was supposed to curtail smuggling and bring greater efficiency to the administration of empire. It failed, and Hulton fled Massachusetts in 1776, joining an exodus of the politically displaced. Hulton eventually wrote a never-published history of the American rebellion as he experienced it. Although his complaints about the 'demagogues' who dominated Massachusetts politics echo those made by other Loyalists. Hulton adds another dimension to our understanding. As an Englishman, he could be more detached from the problems of empire than Loyalists who had been driven from their native land. For those interested in the complexities of historical causation, this interpretation provides a telling case study of how an author can combine individual action with deeper forces to explain events. Though not a historical determinist, Hulton did see rebellion as the logical result of American attitudes and behaviors that London allowed to go unchecked for too long. Hulton's history, his letters, and the letters of his sister, Ann, who lived with him outside Boston - all of which are reproduced here - provide an unusual glimpse into the onset of the Revolution in Massachusetts. Hulton was himself an intriguing figure, an Englishman seeking to secure fame and fortune abroad, first in Germany, then on the island of Antigua, then again in Germany, with a stop in London before ambition took him back across the Atlantic, this time to Massachusetts. He would end his days a retired gentleman living in the English countryside, frustrated by his experiences on both sides of the Atlantic but determined to teach his five sons the lessons about life that he learned and recorded in this history.
Henry Miller Is Under My Bed: People and Places on the Way to Paris
Mary Duncan
Paris Writers Press
2011
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: American Genius
Libby Hughes; Marian R. Carlson
Schoolmaster Press
2014
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"Longfellow's magnificent poems have resonated for decades with readers young and old from all walks of life across the nation. Carlson and Hughes present the story of his fascinating and inspiring life and legacy with great skill. Their insights will be of interest to all who enjoy the poetry of this extraordinary giant in our history and want to learn more about him." - Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts"A lively and profound account of Longfellow's life for young adults." - Senator Robert C. Byrd of West VirginiaThe life story of Longfellow is full of drama, romance, and tragedy. His fame reached far and wide, drawing him into the highest circles of society. Though sorrow came with his success, he continued to produce some of his most eloquent works, still quoted 200 years after his birth.