Anne James Libri

The book delves into the literary reactions to the Gunpowder Plot, examining how poetry, drama, and sermons responded to this historical event. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the cultural and artistic impact of the conspiracy, making it the first in-depth study of its kind. Through this exploration, Anne James highlights the intersection of literature and history during a pivotal moment in England's past.

Exploring personal growth and resilience, the narrative reflects on the author's journey through life's challenges while embracing values like honesty, kindness, and cultural tolerance. Anne James shares insights gained from a supportive upbringing and the importance of nurturing family and community, likening life's stages to the changing seasons. This book resonates with those contemplating their own experiences or seeking inspiration from simpler times, emphasizing the significance of self-belief and purpose in shaping a meaningful life.

Set in 19th-century Alabama, the narrative follows Evinaida Corbitt, a determined young woman confronting the oppressive societal norms of her time. As a mulatto woman, she faces dual discrimination while advocating for women's suffrage alongside the Suffragettes. The story highlights her struggle against the limitations placed on women—who were often treated as property—and her fight for equality and empowerment. Through Evinaida's journey, themes of resilience and social justice are explored, reflecting the broader fight for women's rights.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 20th British National Conference on Databases, BNCOD 20, held in Coventry, UK, in July 2003. The 20 revised full papers presented together with abstracts of 2 invited talks were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on XML and semi-structured data; performance in searching and mining; transformation, integration, and extension; events and transactions; and personalization and the Web.