Francis Russell Boeken

Details the role of espionage in the outcome of World War II.

This letter is an argument for the improvement and consolidation of the law of arbitration in England. The author discusses the need for a clearer and more comprehensive legal framework for arbitration, and proposes various changes to current laws. This letter is an important historical document for those interested in the history of arbitration and legal reform in England.

Discover the principles and best practices for resolving disputes through arbitration with this definitive guide. The authors draw on their extensive experience to provide practical insights and advice for arbitrators, attorneys, and other professionals.

This historical account details the political and commercial activities of the East India Company, providing insights into its operations both abroad and domestically. The book, originally published in 1793, offers a comprehensive overview of the company's influence and significance during its time, making it a valuable resource for understanding its impact on trade and colonialism. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original text, ensuring that readers can engage with the historical context as it was presented in the late 18th century.

Focusing on the intersection of mental health and technology, this book examines how our relationships with ourselves, others, and the world can influence mental illness. It addresses the importance of nurturing positive relational dynamics and investigates the potential of digital media to enhance these connections, ultimately aiming to understand how technology can serve as a supportive tool for mental well-being.

A new and 50% enlarged, entertaining, but fundamentally serious selection of the most rewarding places to visit in Italy. Towns, villages, museums and individual monuments are described. A guide book in its own right, but above all a thoughtful, opinionated and supremely well-informed guide, supplement and corrective to conventional guides.