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HOME OFFICE RESEARCH AND STATISTICS DEPARTMENT. - Research Bulletin. Number 29.

London:Home Office Research and Statistics Department, 1990. Contents include: Crime and Consumption by Simon Field; Policing the Streets by Tim Newburn, David Brown, Debbie Crisp and Patricia Dewhurst; The Police and the Public by Debbie Crisp; Remands in Custody by Patricia Morgan; Assessing the Impact of Bail Information Schemes by Christine Fiddes and Charles Lloyd; Electronic Monitoring in England and Wales: Some Key Issues by Claire Nee; The Effects of Defendants' Demeanour on Sentencing in the Magistrates' Courts by Carol Hedderman; Supervision Orders Revisited by Robert Harris; The Needs of Women Prisoners by Sharon Grace; Implementing International Prison Standards by Roy Walmsley. 24.5cms x 18.5cms. Pp.73, small marginal mark to p.66. Paperback, notation to top of front cover. G+.
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Bohlens, Klaas, Hamann, Rainer - Tennis. Training Technik Taktik

Reinbek, rororo, 1977. 170 S., TB, Buch in gutem altersbedingten Zustand, ohne Namenseintragung, ohne Widmung, Einband mit altersbedingten Gebrauchsspuren, Text sehr gut, Inhalt sehr gut, gut - gebraucht
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BALOGH, MARY; JUSTISS, JULIA; CORNICK, NICOLA - Christmas Keepsakes

Don Mills, Harlequin. 2005. (ISBN: 0373770944) Pbk. Book, A Christmas Collection [1] A Handful of Gold by Mary Balogh. Not only is Julian Dare dashing and wealthy, but he's the heir to an earldom. So what do you get a man who has everything? Innocent and comely Verity Ewing plans on giving Julian her heart -- the most precious gift of all. [2] The Season for Suitors by Nicola Cornick. After some close encounters with rakes in which she was nearly compromised, heiress Clara Davenport realizes that she needs some expert advice. And who better for the job than Sebastian Fleet, the most notorious rake in town? But the tutelage doesn't go quite as planned, as both Sebastian and Clara find it difficult to remain objective when it comes to lessons of the heart! [3] This Wicked Gift by Courtney Milan Lavinia Spencer has been saving her hard-earned pennies to provide her family with Christmas dinner. Days before the holiday, her brother is swindled, leaving them owing more than they can ever repay. Until a mysterious benefactor offers to settle the debt. Innocent Lavinia is stunned by what the dashing William White wants in return. Will she exchange a wicked gift for her family's fortune?. Very Good.
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DE QUINCEY (Thomas): - Klosterheim: or, The Masque.

Edinburgh and London William Blackwood, 1832. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 176 x 105 mms., pp. 305 [306 blank, 307 - 308 adverts], including half-title, edges uncut, early 20th century binding of half chocolate morocco, linen boards, title and author in gilt on spine; rear hinge a little opened at adverts leaf, but a very good copy, with the autograph "Archibald Megget, M D/ 1835" on the title-page. This was De Quincey's only original novel, and a Gothic novel at that. Coleridge asserted that "in purity of style and idiom it reaches an excellence to which Sir Walter Scott seems never to have aspired." Henry Crabb Robinson in 1836 took a rather more jaundiced view: "the book made no noise – perhaps because of its lumbering style and forming one small volume only..." ; and in 1845 George Gilfillan asserted that it was "a complete failure." His daughter Margaret said of the work, "He simply lived in the romances of his youth. He cared nothing for delineations of character, and I do not think he cared much for pictures of modern life, or even for fun or humour – at all events of the later type, in novels. Dark-lanterns, and Spanish cloaks, and three knights riding through a wood, and a mysterious villain with dagger or stiletto were the sine-quâ-nons in the novels of his youth; and he seemed to favour this kind of work to the end. 'Klosterheim,' indeed, is conceived much in this vein." Robert J. Morrison, Klosterheim; or, The Masque 1832. Online.
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