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Focusing on the significance of canes in fashion, this book vividly evokes a bygone era when they were symbols of status and style. It combines elements of film, theatre, and literature to recreate this historical context, offering insights that will benefit students, collectors, historians, and researchers alike. Through its exploration, the book highlights the cultural and aesthetic importance of the cane, enriching the understanding of its role in society during that time.

The biography delves into the life of Harry Truman, exploring his journey from a modest upbringing to becoming the 33rd President of the United States. It highlights his pivotal role during World War II, including the decision to use atomic weapons, and his post-war efforts in shaping American foreign policy. The narrative also examines his leadership style, personal values, and the challenges he faced in office, providing insights into his character and the historical context of his presidency.

Exploring the life of a pivotal figure in American history, this biography delves into George Washington's journey from a young surveyor to the first President of the United States. It highlights his leadership during the Revolutionary War, his role in shaping the Constitution, and his enduring legacy. The narrative captures Washington's personal struggles, values, and the challenges he faced in uniting a fledgling nation, providing insights into his character and the historical context of his time.

The biography delves into the life of Theodore Roosevelt, exploring his dynamic personality and multifaceted contributions as a statesman, reformer, and naturalist. It highlights his role in shaping modern America, including his progressive policies and conservation efforts, as well as his adventurous spirit and leadership during pivotal moments in history. The narrative paints a vivid picture of Roosevelt's relentless pursuit of progress and his enduring legacy in American politics and environmentalism.

The biography explores the life and legacy of one of America's most revered presidents, delving into his early years, rise to political prominence, and pivotal role during the Civil War. It highlights his commitment to preserving the Union and abolishing slavery, showcasing his leadership qualities and moral convictions. The narrative also examines his personal struggles, relationships, and the profound impact of his decisions on the nation’s history. Richly detailed, it offers insights into Lincoln's character and the turbulent times he navigated.

This concise, clearly-written introduction will help cement students' understanding of the different theories surrounding addictive behaviour. The authors examine both behavioural and substance-related disorders, with chapters discussing biological, cognitive and moralistic perspectives, all organized around the key stages of addiction.