An illuminating study of the great German educationalist's philosophy that guided play is the most important learning tool for young children.
Twelve innovative case studies covering the period from the early 19th century, exploring children's literature in its social, cultural and political context.
The classic account exploring the complex and multifacted role played by the Church of England in British society during World War One.
A comprehensive guide to clocks, old and new, full of helpful advice including how they work, how to identify different types, and how to maintain them.
A introductory guide to repairing any clock – mechanical or electric, modern or antique.
An engaging analysis of the portrayal of Christian clergy in the arts, and how cultural perceptions shape popular understanding of the ministry.
A guide to collecting medals, covering all the requisite background information, the aims to which a new collector should aspire, and the pitfalls to avoid.
An illustrated guide to collecting banknotes, providing expert advice and collecting tips for new and established collectors alike.
An examination of the hero figure in two Victorian authors of children's literature and the complexity of their engagement with the ideologies of the time.
An anthology of and introduction to the life and writings of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Tudor martyr and creator of The Book of Common Prayer.
An exploration of how Tolkien's mythology reflects his intellectual background in the philosophical traditions of Roman Catholicism.
A celebration and meticulously researched history of the early days of the Leeds College of Art and its radically creative approach to art education.