Christopher Harvey Knihy

Exam Board: AQALevel & Subject: GCSE English Language, GCSE English LiteratureFirst teaching: September 2015, First exams: June 2017

This short history of Western philosophy is a rhyming guide through two and a half thousand years from the Ancient Greeks to the modern day. It introduces the main philosophers, themes, and key ideas in an entertaining and informative way. It is to give a flavor of the sorts of issues that have occupied the minds of great thinkers throughout this long intellectual journey and are continuing to do so today.

This collection features the complete poems of Christopher Harvey, presented as a supplementary volume to his complete works in verse. It is a faithful reprint of the original 1874 edition, ensuring that the poetic legacy and stylistic nuances of Harvey's work are preserved for contemporary readers.

The book features a collection of emblems that combine imagery and text to convey moral and religious messages, categorized into divine and moral themes. It employs hieroglyphics to enhance the understanding of these symbols, guiding readers to explore deeper meanings about themselves and their existence. Written by 17th-century poet Francis Quarles, this significant work highlights the use of symbolism in literature to communicate complex ideas. The facsimile reprint preserves its cultural importance while making it accessible to modern readers.

Exploring the complexities of the First Persian Gulf War, this book delves into the geopolitical tensions and military strategies that defined the conflict. It examines the motivations behind Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, the international response, and the coalition forces' operations. Key figures and events are highlighted, providing insight into the war's impact on regional and global politics. Through detailed analysis, the narrative reveals the war's long-lasting consequences and its significance in contemporary history.

This reprint features a collection of forty-seven emblems that explore the themes of spiritual renewal and divine instruction. It emphasizes the journey of the heart returning to its true purpose, guided by a higher power. The work, originally published in 1778, aims to inspire readers through its profound insights and artistic representations, making it a significant contribution to spiritual literature.