Intimate Letters from Petrograd Julian Waite"In April 1917, Walter Crosley assumed the position of naval attach to Petrograd and brought his wife, Pauline, with him. Over the next eleven months, the Crosleys witnessed the last gasps of the Russian Empire and the emergence of the new Bolshevik led communist regime. Throughout this period, Pauline wrote letters describing the changing political landscape and the challenges of daily life in a city in the midst (and in the wake) of revolution.
the growth of pseudo-scientific writings and the burgeoning lesbian and gay movement
Texts studied include Shakespeare’s King Lear
A report on the excavation during the 1950s of an Early Dynastic Temple discovered in the northwestern part of the Religious Quarter of Nippur
It considers the rare surviving fragments
orthodox ideas about medical care throughout England
former Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis examines the European debt crisis with particular reference to the case of Greece
Essays presented at a symposium at the Oriental Institute on 2004 to honour of his retirement
By mixing together Wittgenstein scholarship and systematic philosophy
years and sometimes their entire childhood
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in the north Pacific
My sojourn in Italy would have been more satisfying if I had come away with a fuller account of what I had seen
