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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Craig Gerrard
Samuel Craig, Senior
KESSINGER PUBLISHING, LLC
2009
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![Deepdale Vicarage. by the Author of "Mark Warren" [I.E. ISA Craig, Afterwards Knox], Etc. [With Plates.]](/covers/9781240887675.jpg)
Deepdale Vicarage. by the Author of "Mark Warren" [I.E. ISA Craig, Afterwards Knox], Etc. [With Plates.]
Isa Craig
British Library, Historical Print Editions
2011
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![Deepdale Vicarage. by the Author of Mark Warren [i.E. ISA Craig, Afterwards Knox], Etc. [with Plates.]](/covers/9781241241599.jpg)
Deepdale Vicarage. by the Author of Mark Warren [i.E. ISA Craig, Afterwards Knox], Etc. [with Plates.]
Isa Craig
British Library, Historical Print Editions
2011
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Memoirs and Speeches of Locke Craig, Governor of North Carolina, 1913-1917
Locke Craig; May F. Jones
Literary Licensing, LLC
2011
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Louis Craig Cornish: Interpreter of Life
Frances Eliot Foote Cornish
Literary Licensing, LLC
2011
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Jean Craig, Graduate Nurse
Kay Lyttleton; Jean Lyttleton McKechnie
Literary Licensing, LLC
2012
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Sonnets by Mary Craig Sinclair
Mary Craig Sinclair; Upton Sinclair
Literary Licensing, LLC
2013
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Sonnets By Mary Craig Sinclair is a collection of 70 sonnets written by the American author Mary Craig Sinclair. The sonnets are divided into five sections, each exploring a different theme such as love, nature, and spirituality. Sinclair's writing is characterized by its lyrical beauty and emotional depth, as she explores the complexities of the human experience through the form of the sonnet. The collection is a testament to Sinclair's skill as a poet and her ability to capture the essence of life's most profound moments in verse. Whether read for pleasure or studied for its literary merit, Sonnets By Mary Craig Sinclair is a timeless work of poetry that will resonate with readers of all ages and backgrounds.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
Sonnets by Mary Craig Sinclair
Mary Craig Sinclair; Upton Sinclair
Literary Licensing, LLC
2013
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Curtis Craig et al., Appellants, V. David Boren, Etc., et al. U.S. Supreme Court Transcript of Record with Supporting Pleadings
Frederick P Gilbert; Larry Derryberry
Gale Ecco, U.S. Supreme Court Records
2011
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'A scared playwright won’t write a good play. We’re going to have to try to find a bit more steel.' – Telegraph Ryan Craig is not afraid of controversial topics. Described as a 'playwright with the ability to become one of the best of his generation' (British Theatre Guide), his work to date is known to probe both social norms and ethical issues. Since being nominated for the Evening Standard's Most Promising Playwright Award in 2005 his plays have been produced at venues of all sizes from London's National Theatre and the Hampstead to Theatre Royal Bath and the Menier Chocolate Factory. In this first collection of his works, Craig brings together four plays that go 'against the tide', offering an insight into the power of contemporary drama that doesn't shy away from the most contentious and hot-button debates of the age. Complete with a new introduction by the author, it begins with his hit National Theatre play The Holy Rosenbergs and includes his piece, Charlotte and Theodore which premiered in 2023, published here for the first time. The Holy Rosenbergs (2011): 'buzzes with discussion and debate ... In the clarity of its construction, the tension of its climax and the slow unveiling of its emotional core, this is a very fine play indeed' (Aleks Sierz, Arts Desk) Filthy Business (2017): 'A superbly modern Mother Courage…If plays survive by creating meaty roles for actors, Ryan Craig’s new work is destined for a long life' (Michael Billington, Guardian) What We Did to Weinstein (2005): 'There is no more compelling or politically significant drama in town than Ryan Craig’s What We Did to Weinstein….fascinates because it reflects the complex passions of Jews in more than two minds about what Jewishness entails' (Nicholas de Jongh, Evening Standard) Charlotte and Theodore (2023): 'cancel-culture drama that bravely captures the acrimonious mood of today' (Dominic Cavendish, Telegraph)
'A scared playwright won’t write a good play. We’re going to have to try to find a bit more steel.' – Telegraph Ryan Craig is not afraid of controversial topics. Described as a 'playwright with the ability to become one of the best of his generation' (British Theatre Guide), his work to date is known to probe both social norms and ethical issues. Since being nominated for the Evening Standard's Most Promising Playwright Award in 2005 his plays have been produced at venues of all sizes from London's National Theatre and the Hampstead to Theatre Royal Bath and the Menier Chocolate Factory. In this first collection of his works, Craig brings together four plays that go 'against the tide', offering an insight into the power of contemporary drama that doesn't shy away from the most contentious and hot-button debates of the age. Complete with a new introduction by the author, it begins with his hit National Theatre play The Holy Rosenbergs and includes his piece, Charlotte and Theodore which premiered in 2023, published here for the first time. The Holy Rosenbergs (2011): 'buzzes with discussion and debate ... In the clarity of its construction, the tension of its climax and the slow unveiling of its emotional core, this is a very fine play indeed' (Aleks Sierz, Arts Desk) Filthy Business (2017): 'A superbly modern Mother Courage…If plays survive by creating meaty roles for actors, Ryan Craig’s new work is destined for a long life' (Michael Billington, Guardian) What We Did to Weinstein (2005): 'There is no more compelling or politically significant drama in town than Ryan Craig’s What We Did to Weinstein….fascinates because it reflects the complex passions of Jews in more than two minds about what Jewishness entails' (Nicholas de Jongh, Evening Standard) Charlotte and Theodore (2023): 'cancel-culture drama that bravely captures the acrimonious mood of today' (Dominic Cavendish, Telegraph)
What the letter books of a Galashiels lawyer reveal about the life of his community Presents the first detailed historical study of a local lawyer in Scotland Draws on never-before-seen correspondence, which covers 20 years in the working life of Craig and his associates Provides fascinating insights into the world of the bank agent, local urban and economic history and legal practice in the 19th century What was it like to practise as a lawyer and bank agent in a rural Scottish community on the cusp of modernity? George Craig was Sir Walter Scott's local banker, a writer, insurance agent, election agent and baron bailie of Galashiels. Based on thousands of recently discovered letters, this is the first study of a provincial nineteenth-century Scots lawyer and the community he served. Craig's many correspondents, from manufacturers, bankers, lawyers and law agents in London, Dublin, Jamaica and the US to weavers, tenant farmers and town clerks reflect Borders life in all its intensity and his letters paint a detailed picture of everyday existence. His story affords a fascinating glimpse of legal practice and estate management across the Borders, during a time of economic and political change, as Galashiels grew from a village into an important manufacturing centre.
What was it like to practise as a lawyer and bank agent in a rural Scottish community on the cusp of modernity? George Craig was Sir Walter Scott's local banker, a writer, insurance agent, election agent and baron bailie of Galashiels. Based on thousands of recently discovered letters, this is the first study of a provincial nineteenth-century Scots lawyer and the community he served. Craig's many correspondents, from manufacturers, bankers, lawyers and law agents in London, Dublin, Jamaica and the US to weavers, tenant farmers and town clerks reflect Borders life in all its intensity and his letters paint a detailed picture of everyday existence. His story affords a fascinating glimpse of legal practice and estate management across the Borders, during a time of economic and political change, as Galashiels grew from a village into an important manufacturing centre.
