Foreword helen clark (7 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 550pp; Index. Contents clean, tight, unmarked. No ownership name; no library stamps. No writing or highlighting. Front cover with corner crease.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. 256 pages. Cover worn. Text tanned. Ex-library Living Life Out Loud: 22 Inspiring New Zealand Women Share Their Wisdom p>Melissa Clark-Reynolds, Sonja Davies, Theresa Gattung, Leilani Joyce, Sally Sy nnott, Vicki Buck, Caron Taurima, Judi Grace, Barbara Koziarski, Jill Mitchell, Kapka Kassabova, Barbara Kendall, Sue Bradford, Ces Lashlie, Merepeka Raukawa-Ta it, Sukhi Turner, June Mariu, Sue Kedgley, Soala Wilson, Lois Muir, Hinewehni Mo hi, Lucy Lawless.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. 256 pages. Cover worn. Text tanned.Living Life Out Loud: 22 Inspiring New Zealand Women Share Their Wisdom.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. Reprint. Xi, 550 Pp. Smooth, Medium, Light Blue Cloth, 9 1/2" Tall, Gold Ink (Not Gilt). Early First Edition, No Additional Printing Indicated, First Printing Was In 1929. Light Usage. One Of The Clearest And Most Comprehensive Looks At American Social Organization And Behavior."It Is One Of The Richest And Most Valuable Documents Ever Concocted By American Sociologists, " H.L. Mencken, The American Mercury. On Teachers: "Middletown Pays These People To Whom It Entrusts Its Children About What It Pays A Retail Clerk, Turns The Whole Business Of Running The Schools Over To A A School Board Of Three Business Men Appointed By The Political Machine, And Rarely Stumbles On The Individual Teacher Thereafter." This Has Changed Greatly, As Parents With Time, Energy And Protective Concern Now Pay Close Attention To Their Own Children's Teachers- But Little Or No General Community-Wide Concern About The Purpose Of The Schools Which Is The Education Of All Children. No One Has Ever Heard Of A Meeting Of Americans To Discuss The Purposes Of Education And What The Substance Should Be To Advance Those Purposes. This Is The Most Interesting Observation In This Study: The So-Called American Community Has Never Really Discussed Anything, And Has No Identifiable "Community Interest" Apart From Politics. As A Result, They Get The Politics They Deserve.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. Reprint. Xi, 550 Pp. Rough, Light Blue Cloth,9 1/2" Tall, Gilt (Not Gold Ink). Early First Edition, 1935 (No Additional Printing Indicated, First Printing Was In 1929, But Dust Jacket Shows 1935 Titles). Light Usage, In A Worn But Scarce Dust Jacket, Unpriced. One Of The Clearest And Most Comprehensive Looks At American Social Organization And Behavior."It Is One Of The Richest And Most Valuable Documents Ever Concocted By American Sociologists, " H.L. Mencken, The American Mercury. On Teachers: "Middletown Pays These People To Whom It Entrusts Its Children About What It Pays A Retail Clerk, Turns The Whole Business Of Running The Schools Over To A A School Board Of Three Business Men Appointed By The Political Machine, And Rarely Stumbles On The Individual Teacher Thereafter." This Has Changed Greatly, As Parents With Time, Energy And Protective Concern Now Pay Close Attention To Their Own Children's Teachers- But Little Or No General Community-Wide Concern About The Purpose Of The Schools Which Is The Education Of All Children. No One Has Ever Heard Of A Meeting Of Americans To Discuss The Purposes Of Education And What The Substance Should Be To Advance Those Purposes. This Is The Most Interesting Observation In This Study: The So-Called American Community Has Never Really Discussed Anything, And Has No Identifiable "Community Interest" Apart From Politics. As A Result, They Get The Politics They Deserve.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. 1st Edition. Xi, 550 Pp. Smooth, Very Dark Blue Cloth,8 3/4' Tall, Gilt (Not Printed In Gold Ink). First Edition, 1929 , Third Printing). Light Usage, Pinpoint Frays At Tips. Early Printing, March 1929 (Stated), In The Scarce Dust Jacket, With Printed Price Of $5.00. One Of The Clearest And Most Comprehensive Looks At American Social Organization And Behavior."It Is One Of The Richest And Most Valuable Documents Ever Concocted By American Sociologists, " H.L. Mencken, The American Mercury. On Teachers: "Middletown Pays These People To Whom It Entrusts Its Children About What It Pays A Retail Clerk, Turns The Whole Business Of Running The Schools Over To A A School Board Of Three Business Men Appointed By The Political Machine, And Rarely Stumbles On The Individual Teacher Thereafter." This Has Changed Greatly, As Parents With Time, Energy And Protective Concern Now Pay Close Attention To Their Own Children's Teachers- But Little Or No General Community-Wide Concern About The Purpose Of The Schools Which Is The Education Of All Children. No One Has Ever Heard Of A Meeting Of Americans To Discuss The Purposes Of Education And What The Substance Should Be To Advance Those Purposes. This Is The Most Interesting Observation In This Study: The So-Called American Community Has Never Really Discussed Anything, And Has No Identifiable "Community Interest" Apart From Politics. As A Result, They Get The Politics They Deserve.…

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. No signatures.; Special centennial issue of the New Zealand Kiwifruit Journal. 256, [2] pages. Page dimensions: 297 x 209mm. Spine title: "New Zealand Kiwifruit Centennial Journal 2004". Colour illustrations throughout. Includes advertisements. Selected contents: Those first few acres; Jim MacLoughlin and the MacLoughlin Legacy; The Bayliss Dynasty; Early orchard management and methods; New cultivars; Packaging; Wooden trays; Grower Ownership / Grower Control; The ZESPRI Brand story; The Real Scoop.; 4to.…