Clogs were a popular form of footwear in Britain from the beginning of the nineteenth century to the middle of the twentieth. This book examines the origins and development of clogs and the processes used in their manufacture. It discusses the various designs of these unique shoes, and their place in the social structure.
This volume provides a roadmap for coaches and swimmers who want to follow a systematic and proven way to record-breaking times. It begins with Sweetenham's five golden rules for swimming that apply to all swimmers and is then divided into: techniques, drills and sets; and workouts and programmes. schovat popis
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This edition is thoroughly updated with the latest information, specifically timed for release alongside the 2005 Oscar ceremony. It provides insights and details relevant to the event, making it a timely resource for fans and followers of the film industry.
Trace the roots and development of American Methodism with John Atkinson's comprehensive history. This detailed account covers the movement's early days, the role of key figures such as Francis Asbury, and the church's growth and development over the course of a century. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of American religion and social movements.
This fascinating reference work documents regional dialects and words in use throughout Britain in the 19th century. Atkinson covers a wide range of topics, from agriculture to architecture to superstitions. An essential resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of the English language.
A real life story of a man from Middlesbrough with a 31 year career as a pharmacist spanning from the 1970's until 2012, when it all came to a traumatic end due to a brain tumour diagnosis. Early memories and career anecdotes are shared throughout, including medicines, formulation and apothecary skills necessary to treat patients. A story of love and support in a war against the odds, John Atkinson shares his highs and lows, his battles with both his health and family tragedies. His uplifting, positive approach is truly inspirational, keeping you rooting for him and his family all the way as they go through the most testing of times.
John Atkinson's History of the Origin of the Wesleyan Movement in America is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of the Methodist Church in the United States. Atkinson provides a detailed and engaging account of the key figures and events that led to the establishment of the Wesleyan movement in the US. This book is a valuable tool for scholars and students of religious history.
This book is a faithful reprint of the original 1874 edition, preserving the content and quality of the historical text. It offers readers a glimpse into the themes and ideas of its time, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical literature and educational practices of the era.