This book is a very interesting cross-over between the more-or-less standard casebook and the textbook. The division of material is also interesting as a whole the book would make an excellent basis for a course. -- Jane Henderman, Kings College, University of London.
In this book, the authors have compiled a selection of materials on the law of contract consisting of case law, statutory material and academic commentary which will assist students in this subject at both degree level and higher non-degree level. It is hoped that the selection of materials and accompanying text will permit an appreciation of the key issues relevant to the study of this branch of the law.
Kings and Kingdoms of Early Anglo-Saxon England provides a unique survey of the six major Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and their royal families, examining the most recent research in this field.
Gathered within this wonderful new edition is an extravagance of beautiful princesses and stout stable boys, sour-faced witches and kings with hearts of gold. Each tale is a masterpiece of storytelling.
"Winningham relates the story with honesty and sincerity, capturing the melancholy and sadness that abounds in Em's mind. Her gripping delivery is the stuff that great performances are made of. Winningham brings the protagonist to life while still managing to capture the strong sense of foreboding that so often permeates King's tales....The result is a captivating experience sure to ignite the senses of the listener." - AudioFile, on The Gingerbread Girl
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This book is a riotous, irreverent account of the people and events
that have shaped Britain. Always get those kings and queens confused?
Never sure what happened when? You need this book. Inside you'll find
rip-roaring stories of power-mad kings, executions, invasions, high
treason, global empire-building, and forbidden love - not bad for a
nation of stiff upper lips.