A lyrical and moving Polish family saga set against the turbulent backdrop of twentieth-century Europe Lala has lived a dazzling life.

Easily a peer of The Awakening and A Doll’s House, the novel was well ahead of the English literature of its time in attacking the ways the labor market failed women.

A comprehensive, in depth and accessible resource for students of public sector management and administration: with an international authorship, this is more comprehensive, cohesive and international than any other textbook in the area.

This edition also includes ten previously unpublished pages from the 1969 portion of the diary.

This book include: details on every aspect of ork culture, including religion, medicine, crafts, language, sickness, cooking, strategy, tactics, weapons, clothing, government, storytelling, personal combat and love; Rules for playing ...

Yet little has been published about him, even in his native Poland. This book is the first account of Wat's turbulent life, accompanied by a thorough analysis of his extraordinary poems and prose works in their diverse periods and genres.

This book discusses the anomalies, inconsistencies and miscarriages of justice that arose as our ancestors decided what to do with those accused of the so called 'worst of crimes'.