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Jack Allen Westrup et al. - The New Oxford History of Music

Jack Allen Westrup, Gerald Abraham, Martin Cooper, Egon Wellesz, Dom Anselm Hughes - The New Oxford History of Music - Oxford, Oxford University Press, - Ten-volume set, complete - Hardcover - cmin good condition..Vol.1. Ancient and oriental music - 530 pp..Vol.2. Early medieval music up to pp. .Vol.3. Ars Nova and Renaissance, pp.. Vol.4. Age of humanism, pp..Vol.5. Opera and church music, pp. . Vol.6. Concert music, pp. . Vol.7. The Age of Enlightenment, pp. . Vol.8. Age of Beethoven pp. . Vol.9. Romanticism, pp. . Vol. 10. The Modern Age, pp. Read More

The Oxford History Of Contemporary Music - Entire Collection + Extra Music Books

I am selling the Oxford History of Contemporary Music (Full 5 books Pack). It's in excellent conditions. I never actually had time open the books. With this package, I offer two free books: -Oxford Concise Dictionary of Music. -The Swing Era by Gunther Shuller. Collection worth over £100. Grab a bargain! Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

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HISTORY OF ROCK COLLECTION VERY GOOD CONDITION GUIDING YOU THROUGH THE HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC

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"The History of North East Shipbuilding", Dougan, D., George Allen & Unwin, London ()

* Pre-owned book with hardcover * Condition (book): good (unmarked pages) * Condition (dust jacket): fair * 258 pages (plus 8 monochrome plates holding 18 illustrations) At the end of the 19th century, the United Kingdom produced four out of every five ships built in the whole world, and the North East coast of England, stretching from Blyth in the North to Whitby in the South, was responsible for two out of those five ships. A government enquiry said that the United Kingdom performance was an industrial achievement almost without parallel. Clearly the contribution by the North East was a substantial one. Together with the river Clyde, the North East of England has been the major shipbuilding area in the country and until recently one of the main areas in the whole world. Yet this supremacy did not start to emerge until about half way through the 19th century when iron began to usurp wood and steam began to usurp sail. These two technical changes turned a craft into an industry and no area was as successful in adapting to the new era as the North west coast. Its natural resources of coal and iron were exploited by a group of brilliant entrepreneurs who literally fashioned the industry. They were responsible not only for organising production; they also stimulated technical innovations. The turbine engine was developed in the region; so was the oil tanker. There are many other examples. British - and North East - supremacy lasted for 100 years. By the 's competition from other countries and an inability to expand meant that British - and North East - shipbuilding had to yield its place as a world leader. Today Japan is almost as dominant as the United Kingdom was at the end of the 19th century. This story of the rise and fall of a great industry is not yet finished, however. In there were strong indications that the industry was going through a period of rejuvenation and reinvigoration, ready to challenge foreign competition more strongly than it had done in the 's and early l960's. Ad ID: Delivery Services Consumer Credit

"The History of North East Shipbuilding", Dougan, D., George Allen & Unwin, London ()

* Condition (dust jacket): fair * 258 pages (plus 8 monochrome plates holding 18 illustrations) At the end of the 19th century, the United Kingdom produced four out of every five ships built in the whole world, and the North East coast of England, stretching from Blyth in the North to Whitby in the South, was responsible for two out of those five ships. A government enquiry said that the United Kingdom performance was an industrial achievement almost without parallel. Clearly the contribution by the North East was a substantial one. Together with the river Clyde, the North East of England has been the major shipbuilding area in the country and until recently one of the main areas in the whole world. Yet this supremacy did not start to emerge until about half way through the 19th century when iron began to usurp wood and steam began to usurp sail. These two technical changes turned a craft into an industry and no area was as successful in adapting to the new era as the North west coast. Its natural resources of coal and iron were exploited by a group of brilliant entrepreneurs who literally fashioned the industry. They were responsible not only for organising production; they also stimulated technical innovations. The turbine engine was developed in the region; so was the oil tanker. There are many other examples. British - and North East - supremacy lasted for 100 years. By the 's competition from other countries and an inability to expand meant that British - and North East - shipbuilding had to yield its place as a world leader. Today Japan is almost as dominant as the United Kingdom was at the end of the 19th century. This story of the rise and fall of a great industry is not yet finished, however. In there were strong indications that the industry was going through a period of rejuvenation and reinvigoration, ready to challenge foreign competition more strongly than it had done in the s and early l960s. Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

The Oxford History Of England by OUP

The Oxford History Of England – collection of 16 volumes. This sale is for a full set of hardback books with jackets. Condition: collectable, excellent! All different titles; please see photo for titles included. Oxford University Press. Payment via PayPal. FREE POSTAGE TO MAINLAND UK!. Read More

The Oxford Illustrated History of Modern Europe

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The Oxford Mini History of Britain Vol 1-5

Mini series of 5 paperback books. 1. Roman and Anglo Saxon Britain. 2. The Middle Ages. 3. The Tudors and Stuarts. 4. Early 18th and 19th Centuries. 5. The Modern Age. Excellent condition (as new) Postage extra. Read more

"THE OLD SESSIONS HOUSE HISTORY OF THE LONDON MASONIC CENTRE - ITS SETTING AND ITS HISTORY" BOOK NEW

BRAND NEW Author: Len Cacutt Hardcover: 124 pages Publisher: Central London Masonic Centre Ltd; First Edition edition (26 Feb. ) Language: English ISBN-10: ISBN-- Package Dimensions: 24.6 x 17.4 x 1.2 cm

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Oxford AQA History for A Level: The Making of Modern Britain (History a Level for Aqa)

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The Democratic Party of the State of New York A History of

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THE SEARCH FOR SHANGRI-LA - A Journey Into Tibetan History, Charles Allen

HARDCOVER, pages crisp and clean book itself VG /excellent, dust jacket good plus, condition. The idea of a hidden refuge, a paradise far from the stresses of modern life, has universal appeal. In the writer James Hilton coined the word 'Shangri-La' to describe such a place, when he gave that name to a hidden valley in the Himalayas in his novel LOST HORIZON. In THE SEARCH FOR SHANGRI-LA acclaimed traveller and writer Charles Allen explores the myth behind the story. He tracks down the sources that Hilton drew upon in writing his popular romance, and then sets out to discover what lies behind the legend that inspired him. In the course of a lively and amusing account of his four journeys into Tibet, Allen also gives us a controversial new reading of the country's early history, shattering our notions of Tibet as a Buddhist paradise and restoring the mysterious pre-Buddhist religion of Bon to its rightful place in Tibetan culture. He also locates the lost kingdom of Shang-shung and, in doing so, the original Shangri-La itself: in an astounding gorge beyond the Himalayas, full of extraordinary ruins. pick up from Tollcross, Edinburgh. paul can post to UK for an Extra £3.00 Ad ID: Delivery Services Consumer Credit

The Oxford Companion to Australian History

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The Oxford Companion to British History, pages

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Oxford History of England

16 volumes of the Oxford History of England, each authored by a different historian, covering the period from Roman Britain all the way to the end of World War 2. See separate ad for 24 John Galsworthy Collected Works.

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Oxford History of England

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The Times History of the World New Edition Hardback book

Large hard back New edition of the Times history of the world 374 large pages packed full of references and photos. It is the ultimate work of historical reference it is split into 7 sections each with many subsections. Comes from a smoke free home and I have other books on here too, thank you Any questions please ask Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

Oxford History Book "The struggle for Mastery in Europe "

A Thick Hardback Book. The Oxford History of Modern Europe written by fellow of Magdalen College, A. J. P. Taylor. 568 Pages with Bibliography and Index and Map at back. 638 pages in total. In Clean condition but I am no expert. Cash on collection only please. Ad ID: Delivery Services Consumer Credit

Interested in history/social history/humour of the 1st world

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History; Lot with 2 books on the military history of England

Volume 1.H.R. Clinton, From Crécy to Assye: being Five Centuries of the Military History of England.with original plans and maps.Frederick Warne [publisher] ca.s.xix, 699 pages. Hardcover 19.5 x 14.5 cm. Very good condition.Full calf prize binding. Raised bands, decorative panels.Morocco title label, gilt border on cover + school gilt emblem.Presentation bookplate on inside front endpaper.Marbled endpapers and page edges.Frontispiece with tissue-guard + Illustrations + maps.Slight foxing to title pages otherwise a very lovely volume..Volume 2.W. Clark Russell, Horatio Nelsonand the Naval Supremacy of England.G. P. Putman's Sons [publisher] st edition.Heroes of the Nation series.xiv, 359 pages. Hardcover 19.5 x 14 cm. Very good condition.Full calf prize binding, raised bands, decorative panels.Morocco title label, gilt dentelle on covers + school emblem.Presentation bookplate on inside endpaper.Marbled endpapers and page edges.Frontispiece with tisses-guard + illustrations + portrait plates.Mild foxing and paper blemish on page 204 [text very readable] A lovely and complementary collectible set.Shipped and insured by recorded delivery. Read More

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