This collection showcases the work of Murray David, a poet whose spare, understated verse belies the depth of emotion and insight contained within. From meditations on the beauty of nature to explorations of the complexities of human relationships, these poems offer a powerful tribute to the art of language and the mysteries of the human heart.
The York Buildings Company tells the story of a financial institution that played a critical role in the development of Scotland's economy in the 1700s. Murray provides a detailed account of the company's history, from its founding to its eventual downfall. This book will appeal to anyone interested in banking, finance, or Scottish history.
Exploring the intersection of law and literature, this work delves into writings by lawyers that serve both entertainment and educational purposes. It highlights humorous pieces like law lyrics and whimsical dissertations, alongside didactic proverbs and elegantly crafted legal texts. Additionally, the author examines illustrated legal books and luxurious editions, offering a comprehensive overview of this unique genre. This engaging survey not only entertains but also serves as a valuable resource for those interested in further research.
A third grader named David finds his summer trip to visit his grandparents overshadowed by the peculiarities of a roadside motel where his family stops. As his imagination runs wild, he becomes engrossed in unraveling the mysteries surrounding the motel, shifting his focus from the anticipated visit to his grandparents to the strange and intriguing elements of their temporary lodging.
The biography delves into the life of Charles Percy, an influential American businessman and politician who served as a US senator from Illinois between 1967 and 1985. It offers a comprehensive exploration of his political career, highlighting both the challenges he encountered and the significant accomplishments he achieved during his tenure. David Murray's work provides an insightful perspective on Percy's impact on American politics and his legacy.