Emma Dr Lucas William Mendes

Emma Dr Lucas William MendesFrom what acclaimed novelist Jane Austen wrongly suspected was the least liked of her protagonists comes a character unlike any other. Emma is the story of a fiercely independent young woman who defines the boundaries of what a conventional lady was supposed to resemble in 19th century Britain. Emma Woodhouse is a bit of an anomaly in her sleepy town of Highbury. Curious, intelligent, and spoiled rotten, Emma is a young lady whose nose is always in

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This book looks at the rich history of ‘Scandinavian noir’

The many full-color photographs capture the vividness of Greek pottery and the subtle finish of the marble statuary

This collection features four peer-reviewed reviews on developing immunity in poultry

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Through analyses of several key post-Soviet American popular and political texts