LIBROS DEL AUTOR: michael seymour

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  • My Dad
    Michael Seymour
    I wrote 'My Dad' to show that love, tenderness, mundane chores and everyday comfort can, and does, come from dads all the time. My experience as a dad of 3 wonderful children is amazing, challenging and fulfilling. But the experience is nothing like the expectation I had reflected back at me by books and media as I grew up. I watch my friends who are dad’s who are much more tha...
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    17,88 €

  • My Dad
    Michael Seymour
    I wrote 'My Dad' to show that love, tenderness, mundane chores and everyday comfort can, and does, come from dads all the time. My experience as a dad of 3 wonderful children is amazing, challenging and fulfilling. But the experience is nothing like the expectation I had reflected back at me by books and media as I grew up. I watch my friends who are dad’s who are much more tha...
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    10,21 €

  • NONLINEAR WAVES IN BOUNDED MEDIA
    BRIAN R SEYMOUR / MICHAEL P MORTELL / MICHAEL P MORTELL & BRIAN R SEYMOUR / MORTELL MICHAEL P
    This unique book aims to treat a class of nonlinear waves that are reflected from the boundaries of media of finite extent. It involves both standing (unforced) waves and resonant oscillations due to external periodic forcing. The waves are both hyperbolic and dispersive. To achieve this aim, the book develops the necessary understanding of linear waves and the mathematical tec...
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    173,09 €

  • Babylon
    Michael Seymour
    For two thousand years the real, physical metropolis lay buried while another, ghostly city lived on through ideas as varied as the legendary Hanging Gardens, the career of the biblical Daniel, and even the Apocalypse. More recently, the site of Babylon has been the centre of major excavation, yet the spectacular results of this work have done little to displace the many other ...
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    46,47 €

  • Plan D . . .
    Michael Seymour
    This is a story of two young men who first met when they were at art school in their midteens. The story is set in a period between the late ’50s and early ’60s. Both young men are called up to do their national service. The narrator, Christopher, who is the less adventurous and romantic of the two, does his military service in England, only seventy miles from his home so that ...
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    27,90 €

  • Evenings With The Romanists
    Michael Hobart Seymour
    Evenings with the Romanists is a book written by Michael Hobart Seymour in 1856. The book is divided into several chapters, with an introductory chapter on the moral results of the Romish system. The author spends the rest of the book discussing his conversations with Roman Catholics, including priests and laypeople, about their beliefs and practices. Seymour’s purpose in writi...
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    44,97 €

  • A Diary Of The Wreck Of His Majesty’s Ship Challenger, On The Western Coast Of South America In May, 1835 (1836)
    Henry William Rouse / Michael Seymour
    ''A Diary Of The Wreck Of His Majesty�������s Ship Challenger, On The Western Coast Of South America In May, 1835'' is a historical account written by Michael Seymour. The book describes the harrowing experience of the crew of the HMS Challenger, which was wrecked on the western coast of South America in May 1835. The author, who was a lieutenant on the ship, kept a diary durin...
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    30,71 €

  • New Ghosts, Old Ghosts
    James D. Seymour / Michael R Anderson
    Much has been written about the laogai (sometimes likened to the Soviet gulag) in the People’s Republic of China. Depending on the source, the prisons are described as nonexistent, enlightened institutions, or hellish places that subject the inmates to degradation and misery. The system is commonly thought of (by admirers and critics alike) as having a measurable impact on the ...
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    56,61 €

  • New Ghosts, Old Ghosts
    James D. Seymour / Michael R Anderson
    Much has been written about the laogai (sometimes likened to the Soviet gulag) in the People’s Republic of China. Depending on the source, the prisons are described as nonexistent, enlightened institutions, or hellish places that subject the inmates to degradation and misery. The system is commonly thought of (by admirers and critics alike) as having a measurable impact on the ...
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    168,86 €