Mary Martha Sherwood fu un'influente scrittrice di letteratura per l'infanzia nella Gran Bretagna del XIX secolo. La sua prolifica produzione, fortemente caratterizzata dal cristianesimo evangelico, esplorava spesso temi come la domesticità e il rapporto tra Gran Bretagna e India. Lo stile e i messaggi morali di Sherwood hanno plasmato le opinioni di molti giovani lettori, sebbene le sue opere siano infine cadute in disuso con l'emergere di diversi stili letterari.
This definitive work provides step-by-step guidance in the techniques of digging and constructing a well, including the principles of groundwater storage, the actual construction, the materials required, and details of additional sources of information.
A reissue of the 1765 printing of Sarah Fielding's novel, the first for children, about nine girls and their governess.
Il viaggio esilarante di tre amici molto, molto inglesi ha come meta la Germania. Questa volta niente barca: si va in bicicletta. Tre avventurieri pasticcioni, pronti a ficcarsi in un sacco di guai in una vacanza costellata di colpi di scena e soffusa di umorismo inlgese.
Set in the last century before revolutionary changes, this narrative unfolds in a decaying castle on the border between England and Scotland. Only remnants of its former glory remain, including a single tower and a few chambers, surrounded by lush greenery and a dried moat. The castle, known as Dymock's Tower, was once home to notorious free-booters who thrived on plunder from Scotland. The story captures the haunting beauty of the landscape and the echoes of a turbulent past, inviting readers to explore the history and legacy of the Lords of Dymock.
This collection brings together the best known works of Mrs. Sherwood, a popular writer of children's books in the early 19th century. From the well-known 'The Fairchild Family' series to her engaging moral tales, Mrs. Sherwood's works offer insight into the values and morals of the era.
This collection of stories and novels by the prolific author Mrs. Sherwood offers readers a glimpse into the literary world of the early 19th century. With tales of adventure, romance, and morality, Sherwood's works remain a testament to the power of storytelling to uplift and inspire readers of all ages.
The Indian Pilgrim is a spiritual classic focused on the journey of a pilgrim named Nazareenee. This book chronicles his progress from the 'City of the Wrath of God' to the 'City of Mount Zion', observing the religious crises that he experiences and the lessons he learns along the way.
The book is a reproduction of a significant original artifact, highlighting its cultural importance and contribution to our understanding of civilization. It preserves the integrity of the original text, including copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its historical context and the scholarly value placed on it. This attention to authenticity ensures that readers can appreciate the work as it was originally presented in important libraries worldwide.
Or Le Bachen Holzli (1833)
The narrative explores the intricacies of language and communication, highlighting the significance of English as a global medium. It delves into cultural exchanges, the evolution of the language, and its impact on identity and expression. Through engaging anecdotes and insightful commentary, the book emphasizes the richness of English and its role in connecting diverse communities.
Culturally significant, this reproduction preserves the integrity of the original artifact, showcasing its historical value. It includes original copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its journey through important libraries globally. This attention to detail ensures that readers can appreciate the work as it was originally intended, contributing to the broader knowledge of civilization.