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Softcover. Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Wrapper has light handling wear, remnant of mailing label on back. Pages clean, bright. Contents: Peterson, Puritanism and refinement in early New England: reflections on communion silver. Middleton, "How it came that the bakers bake no bread": a struggle for trade privileges in seventeenth-century New Amsterdam. Gronim, Geography and persuasion: maps in British colonial New York. Flavell, Government interception of letters from America and the quest for colonial opinion in 1775. Pulsipher, "Our sagwwes are sageles": a letter on Massachusetts Indian policy after King Philip's War. Reviews. 9.0" tall; 276 pages.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO, a secret was buried beneath the sands of Egypt.Now someone will kill to find it.From the crowded souks of Cairo to the sun-scorched temples of Luxor, the trail leads back to a single name lost to history - the Vizier Paser. An artefact of extraordinary power, whispered about in ancient papyrus, hunted by the Crusaders, coveted by Napoleon, and catalogued in Allied intelligence files simply as Object P-21. None of them found it.Max Halligan is a semi-retired MI6 officer - selective about the work he takes and never quite able to resist pulling on a loose thread. Alongside him is Alex Duarte, a former US military operative working largely within British intelligence circles, but strictly on her own terms these days. Together, they are pulled into something that neither tradecraft nor training ever prepared them for.Rival factions close in from every direction. And in the shadows of Egypt's ancient stones, something far older than any of them seems to be watching - and nudging them forward.The Opener of the Ways is a fast-paced adventure thriller where ancient mythology collides with modern espionage - perfect for fans of high-stakes treasure hunts, conspiracies that span millennia, and operatives who know when to ignore the rulebook. A buried Egyptian secret draws ex-MI6 operative Max Halligan and former US operative Alex Duarte into a deadly hunt across Egypt, where ancient mythology and modern espionage collide in a fast-paced thriller. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. 2001 Butterworth-Heinemann paperback edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. From the cover: Historic Floors introduces an important and largely neglected subject and considers conservation methods in a European context. It traces the history of some of the great floors of Europe from the fourth century BC and outlines the development of mosaic, tiled, marble and marquetry floors in secular buildings. The early Christian pavements in basilicas, temples and cathedrals, the creation of medieval tiles, ledger stones and monumental brasses, their destruction by iconoclasts and recreation during the Gothic Revival, are also discussed. Leading authorities consider the latest methods of recording and repairing historic floors. Management policies to protect over-visited sites are considered in order to contain the damage caused by the dramatic increase in tourism throughout Europe. Contents Foreword Series editors' preface Editor's introduction Acknowledgements List of contributors 1 Decorated pavements and floor monuments in European cathedrals and churches by Jane Fawcett 2 The archaeology of church and cathedral floors by Warwick Rodwell 3 The two great marble pavements in the sanctuary and shrine areas of Canterbury Cathedral and Westminster Abbey by Tim Tatton-Brown 4 Archaeological research: Canterbury Cathedral nave floor by Kevin Blockley 5 Ledger stones. Documentary sources: York Minster by Bernard Barr 6 York Minster ledger stones: conservation options by Charles Brown 7 The surveyor's approach to recording floors by Ross W.A. Dallas 8 Photographic recording of floor surfaces and components by Robert Skingle 9 The retrieval of damaged inscriptions through remote sensing techniques by Christopher J. Brooke 10 The preservation of the records of historic floors by Mark Dorrington 11 Records and computerization by Diana Hale 12 Winchester Cathedral: conserving the retrochoir pavement by Peter Bird 13 Use and abuse: management and good practice in cathedrals and greater churches by Jane Fawcett 14 Secular buildings: tile, mosaic and marble pavements, marquetry floors and carpets by Jane Fawcett 15 The conservation of the excavated floor by Daryl Fowler 16 Seventeenth-century and later floors at Ham House by Christopher Rowell 17 Historic floors at risk: Uppark, a case study by Iain McLaren 18 Encaustic pavements. Conservation, protection and replacement issues: The Palace of Westminster by A.T. Jardine 19 Historic floors at risk: St George's Hall, Liverpool by Donald Insall 20 The open house - the management of visitors by Christopher Hanson-Smith Appendix: English cathedral floor studies - historic features and areas at risk by Jane Fawcett Glossary Reading list Index.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 4th Edition. Fourth [and First One-Volume] Edition. Original sage green cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt; black endpapers. Lightly scuffed, a few small spots on edge of spine, very good. The most successful of Rutherford/White's novels, running through three two-volume editions before appearing in this single volume format. Book.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO, a secret was buried beneath the sands of Egypt.Now someone will kill to find it.From the crowded souks of Cairo to the sun-scorched temples of Luxor, the trail leads back to a single name lost to history - the Vizier Paser. An artefact of extraordinary power, whispered about in ancient papyrus, hunted by the Crusaders, coveted by Napoleon, and catalogued in Allied intelligence files simply as Object P-21. None of them found it.Max Halligan is a semi-retired MI6 officer - selective about the work he takes and never quite able to resist pulling on a loose thread. Alongside him is Alex Duarte, a former US military operative working largely within British intelligence circles, but strictly on her own terms these days. Together, they are pulled into something that neither tradecraft nor training ever prepared them for.Rival factions close in from every direction. And in the shadows of Egypt's ancient stones, something far older than any of them seems to be watching - and nudging them forward.The Opener of the Ways is a fast-paced adventure thriller where ancient mythology collides with modern espionage - perfect for fans of high-stakes treasure hunts, conspiracies that span millennia, and operatives who know when to ignore the rulebook.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO, a secret was buried beneath the sands of Egypt.Now someone will kill to find it.From the crowded souks of Cairo to the sun-scorched temples of Luxor, the trail leads back to a single name lost to history - the Vizier Paser. An artefact of extraordinary power, whispered about in ancient papyrus, hunted by the Crusaders, coveted by Napoleon, and catalogued in Allied intelligence files simply as Object P-21. None of them found it.Max Halligan is a semi-retired MI6 officer - selective about the work he takes and never quite able to resist pulling on a loose thread. Alongside him is Alex Duarte, a former US military operative working largely within British intelligence circles, but strictly on her own terms these days. Together, they are pulled into something that neither tradecraft nor training ever prepared them for.Rival factions close in from every direction. And in the shadows of Egypt's ancient stones, something far older than any of them seems to be watching - and nudging them forward.The Opener of the Ways is a fast-paced adventure thriller where ancient mythology collides with modern espionage - perfect for fans of high-stakes treasure hunts, conspiracies that span millennia, and operatives who know when to ignore the rulebook. A buried Egyptian secret draws ex-MI6 operative Max Halligan and former US operative Alex Duarte into a deadly hunt across Egypt, where ancient mythology and modern espionage collide in a fast-paced thriller. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO, a secret was buried beneath the sands of Egypt.Now someone will kill to find it.From the crowded souks of Cairo to the sun-scorched temples of Luxor, the trail leads back to a single name lost to history - the Vizier Paser. An artefact of extraordinary power, whispered about in ancient papyrus, hunted by the Crusaders, coveted by Napoleon, and catalogued in Allied intelligence files simply as Object P-21. None of them found it.Max Halligan is a semi-retired MI6 officer - selective about the work he takes and never quite able to resist pulling on a loose thread. Alongside him is Alex Duarte, a former US military operative working largely within British intelligence circles, but strictly on her own terms these days. Together, they are pulled into something that neither tradecraft nor training ever prepared them for.Rival factions close in from every direction. And in the shadows of Egypt's ancient stones, something far older than any of them seems to be watching - and nudging them forward.The Opener of the Ways is a fast-paced adventure thriller where ancient mythology collides with modern espionage - perfect for fans of high-stakes treasure hunts, conspiracies that span millennia, and operatives who know when to ignore the rulebook. A buried Egyptian secret draws ex-MI6 operative Max Halligan and former US operative Alex Duarte into a deadly hunt across Egypt, where ancient mythology and modern espionage collide in a fast-paced thriller. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Opener of the Ways | Some Secrets Are Meant to Stay Buried | Mark A Hale | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Red Nile Press | EAN 9781067602000 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…