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Focusing on the collaborative artistic processes during Britain's peak wealth and power, this book delves into the intricate relationships between architects and sculptors. It highlights the backgrounds and training of key figures, such as George Gilbert Scott and Alfred Waterhouse, and their partnerships with sculptors like Farmer and Brindley. Additionally, it traces the evolution of Modern architecture and sculpture influenced by figures like Ruskin and Morris, culminating in the New Sculpture movement, where artistic cooperation reached new heights.

A thoughtful and engaging exploration of the roles of faith, doubt, and uncertainty in modern life. Drawing on a wide range of literary and cultural sources, this book challenges readers to rethink their assumptions about the contemporary spiritual landscape.

In this fascinating book, John Stewart takes readers on a journey across the globe, exploring the moral foundations of different societies. From the deserts of Arabia to the streets of London, Stewart uses his perceptive observations to illuminate the ways in which human beings understand and communicate morality. Written in an engaging and accessible style, The Moral State of Nations is an essential read for anyone interested in philosophy, sociology, or anthropology.

Joe's life takes a dramatic twist as he transitions from a typical existence, focused on supporting his mother at their café, to becoming entangled in the criminal underworld. This unexpected journey explores themes of loyalty and the consequences of choices, highlighting how quickly normalcy can be disrupted.

Discover the Message of 1 Corinthians with David Prior - resources for life in the local church.

Exploring the life of Richard Titmuss, this biography highlights his groundbreaking contributions to social policy research and his significant role in shaping post-war welfare discussions in Britain. Through an in-depth examination of his work and influence, the book sheds light on Titmuss's legacy in the field of social justice and policy reform.

Meat-and-potato pies, quirky club mascots, standing room paddocks and hyperlocal sponsors... at every local club, there is much more about 'going to the match' than the match itself.

Set in a gritty urban landscape, the story follows a resourceful protagonist who navigates a world of corruption and crime. As a skilled fixer, they tackle problems for clients, often blurring ethical lines. The narrative delves into themes of morality, loyalty, and the consequences of choices made in a morally ambiguous environment. With a cast of complex characters and a fast-paced plot, the book explores the struggles of balancing personal ambition with the desire for justice in a society rife with challenges.