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Collected Works of Guy Le Strange NEW The Medieval Islamic World Guy Le Strange Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, SOAS, University of London

Guy le Strange (1854-1933) was an English orientalist. A private scholar, he learnt Persian and Arabic for pleasure. He studied under Julius Mohl in Paris and made important contributions to Islamic scholarship. He established his reputation with his pioneering work on the geography of the Holy Land, Palestine Under the Moslems, where he made available for the first time translations from the medieval Arab historians and geographers. The Medieval Islamic World set brings together his major writings on the historical geography of the Near and Middle East and includes not only his major books such as Palestine Under the Moslems, Baghdad During the Abbasid Caliphate and Lands of the Eastern Caliphate but also includes a volume devoted to his less familiar writings, such as his translation of Ibn Serapion on the waterways of Iraq and his translation of the Farsnameh of Ibn al-Balkhia. The new Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, Professor of Arabic at SOAS, includes rare photographs of Guy le Strange and his family.

4 volume set 416, 624, 560, 480 pages 234 x 156mm may 2014 9781848856707 hardback £295.00

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A rare collection from a pionering scholar on the Middle East Includes le Strange’s lesser known but very valuable writings Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, a leading international scholar of medieval Arab history Printed endpapers Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

Guy Le Strange (1854-1933) was a leading English orientalist. Privately educated in England and France, he studied under Julius Mohl, Professor of Persian at the College de France, and established his reputation with his pioneering works on the historical geography of the Near East: Palestine under the Moslems; Baghdad during the Abbasid Caliphate, and The Lands of the Eastern Caliphate. Hugh Kennedy is Professor of Arabic at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. A leading international scholar of medieval Arab history, his books include The Great Arab Conquests; The Court of the Caliphs; and The Armies of the Caliphs.

Contents Volume I: Volume II: Volume III: Volume IV:

Palestine Under the Moslems Baghdad During the Abbassid Caliphate Lands of the Eastern Caliphate Description of Mesopotamia and Baghdad by Ibn Serapion, translated by Guy Le Strange Description of the Province of Fars by Ibn al-Balkhi translated by Guy Le Strange Nuzhat al-Qulub by Hamd Allah b. Abu Bakr al-Mustawfi al-Qazwini translated by Guy Le Strange

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the History of the Late Revolutions in Persia NEW An Eyewitness Account of the Fall of the Safavid Dynasty J.T. Krusinski Introduction by Rudi Matthee, University of Delaware

The Safavid Dynasty (1501-1722) was one of the longest lasting Persian dynasties. Its fall to invading Afghan tribesmen marked a crucial turning point in Iranian history.Yet the dying days of the dynasty are poorly documented in indigenous Persian sources and scholars are heavily reliant on written reports by foreign observers. Father Krusinski was a Polish Jesuit who was head of the Jesuit Mission in Iran. He acted as internediary between the Papacy and Safavid Court and also served as translator of official documents at the Safavid Court. He was resident in Iran at the time of its siege by Aghan tribesmen and these volumes provide his unique eyewitness account of the events and the subsequent fall of the city later that year. Krusinski provides a remarkably secular account, offering real insights into the workings of late Safavi state and government. His account of the role eunuchs played at the court of Shah Soltan Hoseyn and how they contributed to the weakening of the Safavid state is especially valuable. This 3 volume set includes the translation of the Clodius edition undertaken at the behest of the Ottoman Grand Vizier Damat Ibrahim. The set is introduced by Professor Rudi Matthee, one of the leading scholars of the Safavid period.

3 volume set 328, 288, 288 Pages 234 x 156mm december 2014 9781780764689 Hardback £250.00

Father Judas Thaddeus Krusinski (1675-1756) was born in Poland, where he entered the Society of Jesus at age 16. Educated in philosophy and oriental languages he later studied theology graduating from the Jesuit College of Jaroslaw. Ordained as a priest Krusinski joined the Jesuit Mission in Persia, where ultimately he was appointed General Procurator of the Catholic missions in all of Iran. He was resident in Isfahan at the time of its siege by the Ghilza’i Afghans in 1722. He died in Poland in 1756 aged 81 years. Rudi Matthee is John and Dorothy Munroe Distinguished Professor of History, University of Delaware. His most recent book is Persia in Crisis: Safavid Decline and the Fall of Isfahan (I.B.Tauris, 2012)

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A rare eyewitness account of a key period in Persian history, now made available as a three-volume set Offers insights into workings of late Safavid government and state New introduction by Rudi Matthee, a leading authority on Safavid Iran Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

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History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria NEW The Copts of Egypt Before and After the Islamic Conquests Sawirus b. al-Muqaffa Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, SOAS, University of London

History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria is a unique series of biographies of the Coptic patriarchs from the earliest, St Mark, to the tenth century. Many of the accounts are in fact older Greek and Coptic works translated into Arabic and edited by Sawirus, who sought out the originals from the monasteries of the day. Often based upon eyewitness accounts by contemporary authors, they provide an essential source for the religious, economic and social life of Egypt in the early Islamic period. The events recorded include the Muslim conquest of Egypt, the overthrow of the last Umayad ruler Marwan II, Arab-Christian relations, and histories of the various countries. Unavailable even in many libraries, this edition contains both the Arabic text and the English translation of B. Evetts, together with an Introduction by leading contemporary scholar Hugh Kennedy. Sawirus ibn al-Muqaffa was the earliest of the great Coptic writers in the Arabic language. He proved himself a great champion of Coptic Christianity and a scholar of outstanding erudition. Highly venerated by contemporary patriarchs and respected by the Fatimid Caliphs, he remains one of Coptic Christianity’s greatest historians. History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria is considered his greatest work.

3 volume set 264, 224, 204 Pages 234 x 156mm november 2014 9781780764467 Hardback £250.00

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A unique collection of biographies of the Coptic patriarchs, from the earliest to the tenth century Contains both the Arabic text and the English translation Long out of print and unavailable in most libraries Eyewitness accounts of important events makes this an important historical source Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, a leading international scholar of medieval Arab history Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels Contents Volume I Chapter 1: St Mark

Chapter 9: Peter II the Twenty-First Patriarch AD 373-380

Chapter 2: St Mark

Chapter 10: Timothy I The Twenty-Second Patriarch AD 380-385

Chapter 3: Annianus the Second Patriarch AD 62-85; Avilius the Third Patriarch AD 85-98; Cerdo the Fourth Patriarch AD 98-109

Chapter 11: Theophilus the Twenty-Third Patriarch AD 385-412

Chapter 4: Demetrius the Twelfth Patriarch AD 189-231

Chapter 12: Cyril I the Twenty-Fourth Patriarch AD 412-444

Chapter 5: Heraclas the Thirteenth Patriarch AD 231-247

Chapter 13: Dioscorus 1 the Twenty-Fifth Patriarch AD 444-458; Timothy II the Twenty-Sixth Patriarch AD 458-480

Chapter 6: Dionysius the Wise the Fourteenth Patriarch AD 247-264; Maximus the Fifteenth Patriarch AD 264-282

Chapter 14: Peter IV the Thirty-Fourth Patriarch AD 567-569; Damian the Thirty-Fifth Patriarch AD 569-605

Chapter 7: Alexander I the Nineteenth Patriarch AD 312-326 Chapter 8: Athanasius the Apostolic the Twentieth Patriarch AD 326-373

Volume II: Agatho to Michael I Chapter 15: Agathon the Thirty-Ninth Patriarch AD

661-677; John II Sammanud the Fortieth Patriarch Chapter 16: Isaac the Forty-First Patriarch AD 686-689; Simon 1 the Forty-Second Patriarch AD 689-701 Chapter 17: Alexander II the Forty-Third Patriarch AD 705-730; Cosmas 1 the Forty-Fourth Patriarch AD 730-731; Theodore the Forty-Fifth Patriarch AD 731-743 Chapter 18: Michael I the Forty-Sixth Paytriarch AD 744-768

Volume III: Mennas I to Joseph Chapter 19: Mennas I the Forty-Seventh Patriarch AD 767-774 Chapter 20: Simon II the Fifty-First Patriarch AD 830; Joseph the Fifty-Second Patriarch AD 830-849

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The Eclipse of the Abbasid Caliphate NEW Miskawaiha Translated by D.S. Margoliouth Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, SOAS, University of London

The Eclipse of the Abbasid Caliphate is one of the most original and interesting chronicles to have survived from the medieval Islamic world. Written by the noted Persian historian and philosopher, Miskawayh, it is a lively and vigorous account of events during a time that many consider to be the golden age of Islamic scholarship. Miskawayh’s position at court and his role as keeper of state papers meant he was well placed to provide what is an extremely well informed account of events. Translated from the Arabic by David Margoliouth, Laudian Professor of Arabic at Oxford University, the work is long out of print and now very rare. This edition is introduced by Hugh Kennedy, a leading international authority on the period. 3 volume set 480, 464, 504 Pages 234 x 156mm november 2014 9781780760650 Hardback £325.00

Abu ‘Ali Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Ya’qubIgn Miskawayh (932-1030), known as Miskawayh, was a prominent Persian philosopher and historian, born at Ray in Iran. He served at court in Baghdad and Shiraz and was also librarian and keeper of state papers. Hugh Kennedy is Professor of Arabic, SOAS, University of London. A noted international authority on the Abbasid period, his works include The Armies of the Caliphs (2001), The Court of the Caliphs (2005) and The Great Arab Conquests (2007).

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A long out of print and very rare work, now reproduced in three high quality volumes One of the most original and interesting chronicles to have survived from the medieval Islamic world A lively and secular account of the demise of the great Abbasid Caliphate Introduction by Hugh Kennedy, a leading international scholar of the Abbasid period Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

Contents Volume 1 Reigns of Muqtadir, Qahir and Radi Introduction by Hugh Kennedy 1. The Caliphate of al-Muqtadir Billah 2. The Caliphate of al-Qahir Billah Abu Mansur Mohammed Son of Mu’tadid 3. The Caliphate of al-Radi Billah Abu’l-‘Abbas Mohammed Son of Muqtadir in the Year 322

Volume 2 Reigns of Muttaqi, Mustakfi, Muti’ and Ta’i’ 4. The Caliphate of al-Muttaqi Billah Abu Ishaq Ibrahim son of Muqtadir 5. The Caliphate of al-Mustakfi Billah 6. Account of the Caliphate of Muti’ and the Experiences through which he Passed 7. Caliphate of al-Ta’i’ Lillah Volume 3 Reigns of Ta’i’ and Qadir 1. Caliphate of Ta’i’ 2. Caliphate of al-Qadir Billah

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A Dictionary of the Bible NEW

Antiquities, Biography, Geography and Natural History Edited by William Smith Introduction by Michael Ledger-Lomas, King’s College, University of London

William Smith’s A Dictionary of the Bible provides a truly comprehensive companion to the Bible. Its 5,000 entries and more than 3,000 pages offer detailed authoritative accounts of the people, places, cities, customs, plants and animals in the Bible and of the books that make up the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Apocrypha. Entries range from shorter accounts to major essays and provide a wealth of historical, cultural and etymological insight. The dictionary contains a complete listing of every name in the Bible, including the minor names that are not to be found in other reference works. Entries are cross-referenced to passages in the Bible. Among the leading contributors are George Grove, who collaborated with Smith on the subsequent Atlas of Ancient Geography, Biblical and Classical, and E. Stanley Poole, the noted Arabist. Illustrated and with a new introduction by a leading contemporary scholar these handsome volumes form a unique and valuable resource. Michael Ledger-Lomas is lecturer in the History of Christianity in Britain, King’s College, London. He is a director of the five-year interdisciplinary research project The Bible and Antiquity in Nineteenth Century Britain, funded by the European Union. His recent books include Cities of God: the Bible and Archaeology in Britain (co-editor, 2013) and Dissent and the Bible in Britain (co-editor, 2013). 5 volumes 3062 Pages 246 x 189 mm march 2015 9781780768052 Hardback £475.00

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The work that established the study of the Bible (as opposed to theology) as a genre Articles written by all the leading academics of the period Includes every name mentioned in the Bible and as such is unique Introduction by Michael Ledger-Lomas, a leading contemporary authority on the history of Christianity Reprinted from the revised 1893 edition that included new articles and considerably extended versions of earlier articles, adding more than 500 pages to the work. Not simply Biblical scholarship – includes archaeology, natural history, geography, ancient history as applicable to its subject. Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

Sir William Smith Sir William Smith (1813-1893) was a classical and biblical scholar who conceived, wrote, edited and contributed to many works of reference and textbooks, including the three great classical dictionaries (recently re-issued by I.B.Tauris) which made him a household name. From 1853 to 1869 he was classical examiner to the University of London, where he became a member of the Senate, and he was for twenty-five years editor of the prestigious Quarterly Review. A member of the Royal Commisssion on Copyright, he was knighted in 1892.

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also available: An Atlas of Ancient Geography, Biblical and Classical Maps of the Ancient World William Smith Introduction by Richard Talbert, University of North Carolina 240 Pages 495 x 319mm 2013 9781848853522 Hardback £295.00

a Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology

a Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography

William Smith (Ed)

3 vols 3,768 pages 246 x 189mm 9781845110024 Hardback £499.00

2 vols 2,520 pages 246 x 189mm 9781845110017 Hardback £415.00

a Dictionary of Greek and Roman Culture

Smith’s Complete Classical Dictionaries (7 vols)

W. Smith, W. Wayte and G. Marandin (Eds)

The Biography, Mythology, Culture and Geography of Ancient Greece William Smith (Ed)

3 vols 2,160 pages 246 x 189mm 9781845110000 Hardback £341.50

7 vols 8,376 Pages 246 x 189mm 7 vols 9781845119928 Hardback £895.00

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Nobles and Nobility NEW

The History of an Institution in Europe Michael Sayer

In feudal and early modern society, the nobility was a force of major importance.Yet despite its undeniable influence on the course of history, there has been a noticeable lack of published material covering the ways in which nobility was (and sometimes still is) defined in public law, as opposed to its political and economic influence, or the legal privileges which noble status guaranteed. In this major new three-volume work, Michael Sayer provides an extensive survey of all the most significant primary sources relating to the status of nobility in Europe from Roman times through the medieval period and beyond, setting them within the broader historical context of the time. He also examines separately the many juridical aspects of nobility – titles, arms, heraldry, chivalric orders, and offices – providing a thorough methodological basis for the study of nobility. As a comprehensive survey of nobles and nobility in European society over 2000 years, this book will be an invaluable reference tool for scholars and students.

3 volumes 1248 Pages 234 x 156mm april 2015 9781780764559 Hardback £250.00 International Library of Historical Studies,Vol. 89

Michael Sayer is an independent historian educated at Oxford University. His publications include: English Nobility:The Gentry, the Heralds and the Continental Context and The Disintegration of a Heritage: Country Houses and their Collections, 1979-1992. He is an occasional contributor to Country Life and The Antiquaries’ Journal.

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An exhaustive and much needed new history of the institution of nobility in Europe Examines the many juridical aspects of nobility – including titles, arms, heraldry, chivalric orders, and offices Authoritative, highly-researched and unique Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

Contents VOLUME I:

Chapter 6. Civic Nobility

Chapter 1. Nobility in Roman Antiquity

Chapter 7. Nobility and Office

Chapter 2. Nobles and Nobility in Early Medieval Europe

Chapter 8. Titled Nobility

Chapter 3. Feudalism, Tenure and Jurisdiction

VOLUME III Chapter 9. The Rights of Nobility

VOLUME II:

Chapter 10. Proofs of Nobility and Reciprocity

Chapter 4. Knighthood and Orders of Chivalry

Bibliography

Chapter 5. Arms, Heraldry and Nobility

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The History of Merchant Shipping NEW From American Independence to the Suez Canal William S. Lindsay Introduction by Andrew Lambert These two volumes present a unique resource on the history and development of merchant shipping from the last decades of the eighteenth century to the latter decades of the nineteenth. International in coverage – including Britain, the United States, France, Holland, India, and the Middle East – the volumes provide a rich compendium of facts and figures on all aspects of merchant shipping, international commerce and trade, seamanship and mercantile law. Lindsay was the leading authority on the history of merchant shipping and these volumes reveal both his wide practical and commercial experience and his impressive command of his subject. Definitive and comprehensive, it remains unchallenged. This two volume set includes a substantial introduction by leading naval historian Andrew Lambert, Laughton Professor of Naval History, King’s College London. William Schaw Lindsay (1816-77) was head of W. S. Lindsay & Co., one of the largest shipowners in the world. As a Member of Parliament and an expert on shipping issues, he was a strong advocate of maritime reform – both mercantile and naval – and of the removal of restrictions on free trade. The History of Merchant Shipping is considered his magnum opus. Andrew Lambert is Laughton Professor of Naval History, King’s College London. A leading authority on naval history, his books include Franklin:Tragic Hero of Polar Exploration and, most recently, The Challenge: Britain Against America in the Naval War of 1812. He presented the highly successful history of the British Navy – War at Sea – on television. 2 volumes 1344 Pages 234 x 156mm january 2015 9781780768878 Hardback £225.00

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A unique and comprehensive history of merchant shipping and international commerce Lindsay was the leading authority on the history of merchant shipping, and his work remains unchallenged Includes USA, Europe, India and China New introduction by Andrew Lambert, a leading authority on maritime history Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

selected Contents volume 1 Rapid rise of New Orleans and New York l Boston ships extend the trade to India and China l Mercantile marine laws of the United States l Education of merchant seamen in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, Russia and Prussia, France l High estimate abroad of English Navigation Laws l Independence of America l Commercial treaties with America; Trade with Europe l East India trading and shipping l Free Trade with United States desired l Canadian urge abolition of Protection l Commercial panic of 1847 l Importance of keeping up the merchant navy l Details about American ships l Extent of shipping trade l ‘favoured nation’ clause l Smuggling in the coasting trade l Napoleon’s desire for ships, colonies and commerce l Merchant Shipping Act 1854; l New measurements of ships l Disgraceful state of emigrant ships l English Passenger Act 1855 l Fraudulent tickets l Scarcity of shipping at commencement of Crimean War l French trade l Spanish trade l Portuguese trade l Belgian trade l Foreign and colonial trades; American competition l Mr Lindsay proposes an Amendment l Steamers versus sailing vessels l Privateering abolished in Europe l Magnificent English Merchant sailing vessels l Decline of French shipping l Mr Lindsay visits France and interviews Emperor l Committee on Shipwrecks l Samuel Plimsoll introduces a Bill l Marine insurance l ‘Coffin ships’

volume 1I Wreck chart l Lloyd’s Register – its great importance l Improvement of seamen by better education l Earliest modes of propulsion l Progress of steam navigation in Europe l First idea of iron ships l Steamships of the United States l Boats of the Mississippi l Engines of the steamers l Pacific Steam-ship Company started 1847 l Cost l Number of steamers l China and Japan line l Struggle between Great Britain and United States for Atlantic carrying trade l American line of steamers to Europe, 1847 l Dangers of Atlantic navigation l Cunard Company l White Star Line l real cost of steamers l First steamer on the Pacific 1825 l Trade with Mexico l Steam to India and overland routes l Pioneer of overland route via Egypt l Steamers of the Indian navy l Suez Canal opened 1869 l Contracts for mail service to China and Singapore l Changes produced by opening of Suez Canal l Introduction of steamers into the Mediterranean trade l Commerce with India and China l Interior trade of China l First steamship direct from Hankow to England 1863 l Number of steamers employed on Yang-tse l Chinese bankers l Japanese line of steamers l Brunel to build a ship five or six times as big as any existing vessel l Great Eastern a marvel though commercially a failure l Proposed tunnel and other modes of crossing the Straits of Dover l The cigar-ship built at Baltimore l Modifications in the construction of marine engines l Importance to England of having the best ships

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England as a Maritime Power NEW Sir Julian Corbett Introduction by Andrew Lambert. King’s College London

Sir Julian Corbett was the seminal thinker on British strategy. His great asset was the historical rigour he brought to his subject and his ability to draw out the larger patterns and ideas that informed the past. Corbett’s work provides the first reliable overview of the development and application of strategy. The works that make up this set occupy a significant place in the evolution of his distinctive approach to his subject. Drake and the Tudor Navy and Successors of Drake are among the first truly modern naval histories, shifting the focus away from chronicles of smoked-filled battles full of heroics, to the interplay of national strategy, policy and operations. England in the Mediterranean stresses how a relatively small naval presence had exerted an influence far greater than mere numbers or battles would suggest. It establishes the key theme of Corbett’s later thinking: the wider diplomatic importance of naval activity and the relative unimportance of fleet battle. 5 volume set 464, 552, 528, 408, 376 pages 234 x 156mm december 2014 9781780764412 Hardback £450.00

Sir Julian Corbett (1854-1922) was a pioneer in the development of modern naval strategy. His ideas helped to shape the navy’s reforms and remain required reading today. Educated at Marlborough College and Trinity College, Cambridge, he was a man of independent means and came to naval history later in his career. He lectured at the British Naval War College, advised the Admiralty on strategy and served as secretary to the Cabinet Historical Office. He wrote the official history of the Great War Naval operations and was knighted in 1917.

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A seminal work: comprises the first truly modern naval histories Brings together the key writings in one comprehensive 5-volume set, not readily available elsewhere Reveals the evolution of Britain’s maritime strategy during key periods of her history. Substantial new introduction by Andrew Lambert, Professor of Naval History at King’s College London and a leading authority on naval history Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels Contents Drake and the Tudor Navy Volume 1 New Introduction by Andrew Lambert Introduction: the Naval Art in the Middle of the Sixteenth Century 1. Drake’s Early Years 2. John Hawkins 3. San Juan de Ulua 4. Drake’s First Service in the Navy 5. Nombre de Dios 6. The Spanish Main 7. Drake and the War Party 8.-10 The Voyage of Circumnavigation 11. Knighthood 12. The Navy of Elizabeth

Volume 2 1. The Indies Voyage 1585 2. San Domingo and Cartagena 3. Operations on the Spanish Coast 4. Drake’s Plan of Camapaign 5. Attempts to Attack the Armada

6. The Fleets in Contact 7. Portland and the Isle of Wight 8. The Battle of Gravelines 9. The Lisbon Expedition 10. Drake’s Disgrace 11. The Last Voyage The Successors of Drake 1. Revival of the War 2. The Spaniards at Calais 3. Cadiz Harbour 4. The Occupation of Cadiz 5. The Return from Cadiz 6. The New Armada 7. The Last Attempt to Invade Spain 8. The Islands Voyage 9. Philip’s Last Armada 10. Cumberland at Puerto Rico 11. The ‘Invisible’ Armada 12. Decline of the Navy 13. The Last Phase of the War 14. The Invasion of Ireland

15. Cezimbra Road 16. The Last of the Galleys 17. Results of the War

16. Cromwell and the Mediterranean 17. Blake and the Turkish Sea Power 18. Cromwell’s War with Spain

England in the Mediterranean Volume 1 1. The Mediterranean at the Beginning of the Seventeenth Century 2. Ward and the Barbary Pirates 3. The Duke of Osuna 4. Sir Walter Ralegh and Genoa 5. England and the Venice Conspiracy 6. The Navy under James I 7. The Navy and the Palatinate 8. Mansell in the Mediterranean 9. Richelieu’s Invitation 10. Naval Strategy under Charles I 11. Mazarin and the Mediterranean 12. The New Navy 13. The Campaign against Rupert 14. The First Mediterranean Squadron 15. The Dutch War within the Straits

Volume 2 19. Dunkirk and Tangier 20. The First Occupation of the Straits 21. Tangier and its Enemies 22. Tangier as a Naval Station 23. Louis XIV and Sicily 24. Tangier and the Popish Plot 25. The Evacuation of Tangier 26. The Naval Strategy of William III 27. The Main Fleet in the Mediterranean 28. The Spanish Succession 29. The Campaign of 1702 30. Marlborough and the Navy 31. Gibraltar and Malaga 32. Gibraltar and Toulon 33. Minorca

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The Historical Encyclopedia of Atlantic Vigias NEW A Complete Guide to the Known Nautical Hazards and Dangers, 1700-1930 Raymond Hogego

Open any nineteenth century navigational chart of the Atlantic Ocean and what is immediately apparent is the proliferation of rocks, shoals, islands and other hazards that litter almost every corner of the ocean. Marked by tiny crosses annotated with strange-sounding names, these ‘vigias’, as seamen called them, were dangers whose existence rested on authentic, documented sightings. Yet amazingly none of these supposed hazards had any real existence. What is the story behind these mysterious vigias? Raymond Howgego offers a unique study of this intriguing phenomenon. He identifies more than three hundred such vigias, providing exact locations, details of their original discovery and those who discovered them, as well as Admiralty expeditions despatched to investigate them. Based upon extensive personal research of every known Atlantic chart, original logs, nautical journals and directories, together with multilingual sources, and with an annotated critical bibliography, the result is a compelling account of an intriguing phenomenon of geographical discovery, maritime history and nautical culture. Ray Howgego is an explorer and writer who has travelled extensively across the world, including Europe, China, the Middle East, Central Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, South America (from the Amazon to Cape Horn), Iceland and many oceanic islands. He has been consultant to National Geographic magazine and to a number of TV documentaries and film series. A Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, his books include The Book of Exploration (2009), and the five-volume reference Encyclopedia of Exploration (2013). 1 volume 244 x 172mm 320 pages december 2014 9781784530075 Hardback £150

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A unique study of both an intriguing phenomenon and an important element of maritime history More than 300 entries Detailed descriptions, histories, locations, first sightings, expeditions and personalities associated with these nautical hazards Based on exhaustive research of all known Atlantic charts, rare nautical logs, maritime journals and multingual sources Annotated critical bibliography Raymond Howgego is an experienced explorer and author with a media profile Contents

Introduction Illusory dangers of the Atlantic Ocean The likely causes of deception Units of measurement Coordinate systems Dates and scope of the volume Principal printed sources Origin and history of the word vigia Acknowledgments

Encyclopedia of Atlantic vigias Androher Bank (41˚ 56’ 08” N, 16˚41’ W) Diego Alvarez Island (38˚ S, 10˚ W) Daedalus Rock (36˚30’ N, 9˚16’ W) Leontina Breakers (38˚27’ N, 37˚57’10” W) Saint Helena Nova (15˚ S, 3˚ E) Sevilla Rock (61˚28’ S, 23˚41’ W) Vankeullen’s Vigia (31˚40’ N, 38˚10’ W) Woodall’s Rock (43˚20’ N, 25˚10’W)

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Garden Cities in Theory and Practice NEW Principles of a New Architecture in Urban Planning Alfred Richard Sennett

Garden cities were carefully planned communties that sought to combine the best of town and country living to provide healthy vibrant communities on a human scale. They would offer affordable housing for all classes, in tree-lined streets with well-tended gardens, jobs within easy commuting distance, integrated transport, all surrounded by a green belt to prevent urban sprawl. Popular toward the end of the nineteenth century as an answer to the overcrowding and pollution of the industrial revolution, the first examples were built in England and included Letchworth, Hampstead and Welwyn Garden City, in the early years of the twentieth century. The idea soon caught on internationally, with garden cities being planned and built in the USA, Australia, Germany and Japan amongst countries. Alfred Sennett’s little known classic work offers one of the most comprehensive accounts of garden cities. Its two volumes cover not only the history and idea of the garden city but are unique in their encycopaedic coverage of the practicalities of the garden city. Among the topics covered are transport, building materials, agriculture, self-cleansing streets, rolling roofs, and sociological aspects of the garden city. Offering detailed coverage and valuable insights into aspects of garden cities not covered by other works on the subject, and with a new introduction by a leading contemporary scholar, this little known and rare classic will be welcomed by academics and professionals alike in town planning, architecture, urban sociology, cities, environment and conservation. 2 volumes 1450 Pages 246 x 189 mm january 2015 Hardback £250.00

Alfred Richard Sennett was a Member of the Advisory Committee on Road Improvements and of the Research Committee on Road Traction.Trained in civil, mechanical and electrical engineering, Garden Cities in Theory and Practice is his magnum opus.

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A rare early classic in the garden cities literature Outstanding in its comprehensive coverage of all aspects of garden cities, from the historical and technical to the sociological Over 200 illustrations & plans Introduction by a leading contemporary scholar Printed endpapers Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

Contents Volume 1 Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 On the laying out of garden cities Chapter 3 Proposal for a plan of the first garden city Chapter 4 Garden city dwellings and other buildings Chapter 5 Life in a garden city

Volume 2 Chapter 1 The sociological aspect

Chapter 2 Garden city industries Chapter 3 Locomotion Chapter 4 Urban and interurban Chapter 5 Garden cities in their relation to agriculture Chapter 6 The potentialities of applied science in garden cities Chapter 7 Conclusion

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a history of water All societies must manage their water resources. From the early civilizations of the Indus valley, nearly 5, 000 years ago, to today’s megacities, meeting the water needs of an urban population remains a perpetual task. How a society manages and controls its water resources – whether for food and farming, drinking, sanitation, power or transport – plays a formative role in its development. And never more so than in our own century, with the global population approaching seven billion and the continuing threat of climate change. As concerns over global water resources continue to grow, the pioneering History of Water series brings a much needed historical perspective to the relationship between water and society. Covering all aspects of water and society – social, cultural, political, religious and technological – the volumes reveal how water issues can only be fully understood when all aspects are properly integrated. Unprecedented in its geographical coverage and unrivalled in its multidisciplinary span, the History of Water series makes a unique and original contribution to a key contemporary issue.

Series Editor: Terje Tvedt Terje Tvedt is Professor of Geography at the University of Bergen and Professor of Political Science and Global History at the University of Oslo. A past President of the International Water History Association, he has published extensively on development issues and the role of water in history. He is the author of a number of influential books, including The River Nile in the Age of the British (I.B.Tauris, 2004), and A Journey in the Future of Water (I.B.Tauris, 2013). Professor Tvedt has also written and presented three successful television documentaries on water, shown in 150 countries.

series I Volume 1:

Water Control and River Biographies T. Tvedt & E. Jakobsson (Eds.) 234 X 156MM 656 PAGES 2006 HARDBACK 978 1 85043 445 0 £89.50

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The Political Economy of Water R. Coopey & T. Tvedt (Eds.) 234 X 156MM 592 PAGES 2006 HARDBACK 978 1 85043 446 7 £89.50

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The World of Water T. Tvedt & T. Oestigard (Eds.) 234 X 156MM 528 PAGES 2006 HARDBACK 978 1 85043 447 4 £89.50

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a History of Water, series I T. Tvedt (Ed.) 234 x 156mm 3 VOLS HARDBACK 9781850435938 £225.00

series II Volume 1:

Ideas of Water from Ancient Societies to the Modern World Edited by Terje Tvedt and Terje Oestigard 234 x 156mm 496 pages 2009 Hardback 978 1 84511 980 5 £89.50

Volume 2:

Rivers & Society: From Early Civilizations to Modern Times Edited by Terje Tvedt and Richard Coopey 234 x 156mm 550 pages 2010 Hardback 978 1 84885 350 8 £89.50

Volume 3:

Water, Geopolitics and the New World Order Edited by Terje Tvedt, Graham Chapman & Roar Hagen 234 x 156mm 584 pages 2010 Hardback 978 1 84885 351 5 £89.50

3 VOLUME SET

a History of Water, series II T. Tvedt (Ed.) 234 x 156mm 3 VOLS HARDBACK 9781780766232 £225.00

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A History of Water, Series III

NEW SERIES

Volume 1

Water and Urbanization NEW Terje Tvedt, University of Bergen and Terje Oestigaard, Nordic Africa Institute, Sweden (Eds) For the first time in human history more than half the world’s population lives in urban areas. Future growth is predicted to be mainly amongst urban populations in low and middle income countries, particularly those of Asia and Africa. One of the most important issues arising from this growth in urbanisation concerns water: the world will need more efficient water management systems under increasingly complex social environments and uncertain natural conditions due to climatic variability. This volume explores the relationship between water and urbanisation from both a historic and comparative perspective, and especially with how the struggle and ability to utilise water sources have encouraged urban expansion. 234 x 156mm 672 Pages Illustrated june 2014 9781780764474 Hardback £89.50

Volume 2

Sovereignty and International Water Law NEW Terje Tvedt, University of Bergen, Owen McIntyre, University College, Cork & Tadesse Kasse Woldesadik, University of Oslo (Eds) International water law attempts to regulate water users and water usage in such a way as to maintain and develop equitable divisions in decisions affecting water governance. Central to international water law have been the principles of sovereign equality of states and non-interference in matters of exclusive national jurisdiction. As global climate change threatens to radically change the political and physical climate with regard to water issues, so this is encouraging a reassessment of some of the fundamental principles of international water law, including the issue of absolute territorial sovereignty, the rights of indigenous peoples versus the state, and absolute ownership of natural resources. 750 Pages 234 x 156mm Illustrated january 2015 9781780764481 Hardback £89.50

Volume 3

Water and Climate Change NEW Terje Tvedt and Jostein Bakke (Eds) We are living in an age where uncertainty about climate change has become an overriding issue. This uncertainty is primarily an uncertainty about the future of water: different waterscapes will change in accordance with variations in rainfall, evaporation and human interference in natural water systems. In the past, societies have disappeared because they were unable to adapt to new environmental circumstances and ecological variables but changes in the waterscape have also provided the opportunity for new societal developments. Water and Climate Change focuses on how how climate change impacts water systems and, thereby, the development of societies. It explores how climate-engineered changes in the waterscape have affected human society in the past and addresses the theoretical and methodological challenges arising in studies of climate change, water systems and societal development, within both geographical and historical perspectives. 600 pages 234 x 156mm october 2015 9781780768717 Hardback £85.00

3 VOLUME SET

a History of Water, series III NEW T. Tvedt (Ed.)

234 x 156mm 3 VOLS october 2015 HARDBACK 9781780769011 £225.00

i.b.tauris major works 2015

kerr’s voyages Kerr’s A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels provides a truly comprehensive account of sea and land voyages. Spanning more than a thousand years of exploration, from the ninth century to the eighteenth century, its ten thousand pages provide unrivalled chronological and geographical coverage that includes Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, Polynesia, Australia and the Antarctic Seas. The Kerr collection includes accounts not easily obtainable elsewhere, and others not previously obtainable in English and translated for the first time by the author. Originally published in eighteen volumes under the title A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, the voyages and travels are here arranged thematically for the first time, presenting Kerr’s work in a unique and informative way. Each set is introduced by a leading contemporary figure. Robert Kerr (1755-1813), grandson of the 1st Marquis of Lothian, was an independent scholar and a Fellow of the Royal Society. His literary works include translations of the works of Lavoisier, Berthollet and Linnaeus as well as a translation of Civuer’s Essay on the Theory of the Earth.

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The most comprehensive account of sea and land voyages, covering more than a thousand years of exploration Thematically arranged for first time in 18 high quality volumes Includes accounts of voyages not available elsewhere Each set is introduced by a leading contemporary scholar Sewn library binding • Head and tail bands • Crusher panels

Europe, Asia and the Middle East NEW

Kerr’s Voyages, Series 1 Robert Kerr Introduction by Morris Rossabi, Adjunct Professor of Inner Asian History & Distinguished Professor of History, Queens College, The City University of New York’ Ranging across three continents and almost seven centuries of travel and discovery, this first series provides a particularly compelling account of voyages and explorations to Europe, Asia and the Middle East. It brings together expeditions and travels undertaken by ambassadors, missionaries and adventurers, as well as naval and military commanders – including the journey of Ambassador Contarini to Persia, the voyage of Verethema to Egypt, the discovery of Madeira, English pilgrimages to the Holy Land, Carpini’s expedition to the Great Khan of the Mongols, and the mission of the Persian Ambassador to China. 6 volumes | 2,852 pages | 234 x 156mm | january 2015 978 1848856134 | Hardback | £425.00

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The Americas FORTHCOMING Kerr’s Voyages, Series 2 Robert Kerr

Circumnavigations of the Globe FORTHCOMING Kerr’s Voyages, Series 3 Robert Kerr

Captain Cook & the Southern Hemisphere FORTHCOMING Kerr’s Voyages, Series 4 Robert Kerr

Kerr’s Voyages FORTHCOMING Index & Catalogue William Stevenson

A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels A Complete Set NEW Robert Kerr 18 volumes | 234 x 156 mm | october 2017 9781845110031 | Hardback | £1,000.00

i.b.tauris major works 2015 history - europe

Hitler: Speeches and Proclamations Vol I

The Life of the Prince Consort

1932-1934 Max Domarus

Prince Albert and His Times Sir Theodor Martin Introduction by Karina Urbach, Institute of Historical Research, University of London 5 volume set 544, 592, 552, 528, 544 Pages 234 x 156mm 2012 9781848859944 Hardback £495.00

A History of the Squares and Palaces of London Edwin Beresford Chancellor Introduction by Philip Davies 2 volume set 448 & 416 Pages 246 x 189mm 2012 9781848854956 Hardback £200.00

A History of Classical Scholarship

608 pages 234 x 156mm 9781850431565 hardback £157.50

Hitler: Speeches and Proclamations Vol II 1935-1938 Max Domarus 744 pages 234 x 156mm 9781850431633 hardback £157.50

Hitler: Speeches and Proclamations Vol III 1939-1940 Max Domarus

From Antiquity to the Modern Era Sir John Edwin Sandys

960 pages 234 x 156mm 9781850431640 hardback £157.50

Introduction by Christopher Stray, Swansea University

Croatia in the Early Middle Ages

3 volume set 736, 528, 544 Pages 234 x 156mm 2011 9781848855380 Hardback £310.00

History of the Inquisition of Spain And the Inquisition in Spanish Dependencies Henry Charles Lea Introduction by Lu Ann Homza, College of William & Mary, USA

A Cultural Survey Ivan Supicic (Ed) 624 Pages 303x230mm 9780856674990 Hardback £73.00 Philip Wilson Publishers 219 colour illustrations, 85 b&w

5 volume set 234 x 156mm 2011 9781848854352 Hardback £520

Croatia in the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance

The History of the Kingdom of Naples

A Cultural Survey Ivan Supicic (General Editor)

From the Accession of Charles of Bourbon to the Death of Ferdinand I Pietro Colletta

800 pages 305 x 230mm 9780856676246 hardback £100.00 500 colour illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

Introduction by John Davis 2 volume set: 512 & 616 pages 234 x 156mm 9781845118815 hardback £184.00

The Dominion of the Arabs in Spain A History J.A. Conde Introduction by Richard Hitchcock, Exeter University 3 volume set 544, 512, 488 pages 234 x 156mm 9781845117924 hardback £262.50

Albania in the Twentieth Century Three Volume Set Owen Pearson 234 x 156mm 3 volumes 9781845110161 hardback £150.00

history - middle east A Chronicle of the Carmelites in Persia The Safavids and the Papal Mission of the 17th and 18th Centuries H. Chick (Ed and Trans) Introduction by Rudi Matthee, University of Delaware 2 volume set 1424 pages 246 x 189mm 2012 9781848857681 Hardback £245.00

i.b.tauris major works 2015 Classical Writings of the Medieval Islamic World Persian Histories of the Mongol Dynasties Translated by Wheeler M. Thackston, Harvard University 3 volume set 1760 pages 276 x 219mm 2012 9781780760544 Hardback £350.00

Islam, Law and the State in Southeast Asia Volume 2 Singapore Tim Lindsey and Kerstin Steiner (Eds) 320 Pages 234 x 156mm 2012 9781848850668 Hardback £95.00

history - africa The Nile An Annotated Bibliography Terje Tvedt 560 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860648793 hardback £89.50

Southern Sudan: Volume 1 An Annotated Bibliography Terje Tvedt 624 pages 234 x156mm 9781860649370 hardback £100.00

Southern Sudan: Volume 2 An Annotated Bibliography Terje Tvedt 496 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860649387 hardback £100.00

Southern Sudan

Islam, Law and the State in Southeast Asia Volume 3 Malaysia and Brunei Tim Lindsey and Kerstin Steiner (Eds) 512 Pages 234 x 156mm 2012 9781848850675 Hardback £95.00

Islam, Law and the State in Southeast Asia 3 Volume set 248 Pages 234 x 156mm 2012 9781848850682 Hardback £250.00

Fundamentalism in the Modern World

Vol 1 Fundamentalism, Politics and History:The State, Globalisation and Political Ideologies Ulrika Mårtensson, Jennifer Bailey, Priscilla Ringrose and Asbjørn Dyrendal (Eds)

2 Volume Set An Annotated Bibliography

320 Pages 216 x 134mm 2011 9781848853300 Hardback £62.50

9781860649875 hardback £165.00

Fundamentalism in the Modern World

history - international Islam, Law and the State in Southeast Asia Volume 1 Indonesia Tim Lindsey (Ed) 416 Pages 234 x 156mm 2012 9781848850651 Hardback £95.00

Vol 2 Fundamentalism and Communication: Culture, Media and the Public Sphere Ulrika Mårtensson, Jennifer Bailey, Priscilla Ringrose and Asbjørn Dyrendal (Eds) 328 Pages 216 x 134mm 2011 9781848853317 Hardback £62.50

Fundamentalism in the Modern World (2 volume set)

328 Pages 216 x 134mm 2011 9781848853317 Hardback £105.00

Foreign Policies of the Major Powers Politics and Diplomacy since World War II Lloyd Pettiford, Owen Worth, Phoebe Moore, Pauline Eadie and Christopher White

4 Volume set 1664 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860649295 hardback £472.50

i.b.tauris major works 2015 Nationality and Nationalism

The Textile Industries

Athena S.Leoussi & Steven Grosby (eds)

Stanley Chapman

4 Volume set 1344 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860647109 hardback £625.00

4 volume set 1800 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860640575 hardback £625.00 Tauris Industrial Histories

The Tanker Wars Assault on Merchant Shipping During the Iran-Iraq Crisis, 1980-1988 Martin S. Navias & E.R. Hooton 256 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860640322 hardback £100.00

art, architecture and literature The Monuments of Italy

industry, economy and finance

A Regional Encyclopaedia of Art, Architecture and Archaeology from Classical to Modern Times Michael Oppenheimer

Global Transport Issues

6 volume set 276 x 219mm 9781860645709 hardback £625.00 768 b/w photographs and 108 maps

Rodney Tolley & Brian Turton (eds) 4 volume set 368, 432, 416, 384 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860645648 hardback £625.00

International Debt

Ceramics of the Islamic World In the Tareq Rajab Museum Géza Fehérvári

S.E. Corbridge (ed.)

400 pages 285 x 282mm 9781860644306 hardback £89.50

4 volume set 1600 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860642746 hardback £625.00 Tauris Guides to Global Economic Issues

Fountain Pens of the World

The Development of London as a Financial Centre Ranald Michie (ed.) 4 volume set 1424 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860643347 hardback £625.00 Tauris Financial Histories

The Global Trading System Kym Anderson & B. Hoekman (eds) 4 volume set 432, 352, 384, 448 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860640582 hardback £551.50

The Mining Industry Trevor Boynes

Andreas Lambrou 448 pages 309 x 225mm 9780856676154 hardback £82.00 188 colour, 108 mono illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

Kandinsky Drawings Vol 1 Catalogue Raisonné Volume One: Individual Drawings Vivian Endicott Barnett 600 pages 292 x 265mm 9780856676222 hardback £205.00 1370 mono illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

Kandinsky Drawings Vol 2

4 volume set 1650 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860640728 hardback £520.00 Tauris Industrial Histories

Catalogue Raisonné Volume Two: Sketchbooks Vivian Endicott Barnett

The Retailing Industry John Benson & Gareth Shaw

496 pages 292 x 265mm 9780856676369 hardback £142.00 75 colour, 1000 mono illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

3 volume set 1350 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860643484 hardback £520.00 Tauris Industrial Histories

Kandinsky Drawings

The Steel Industry

Two volume set Vivian Endicott Barnett

Trevor Boynes

9780856676376 hardback £250.00 Philip Wilson Publishers

4 volume set 1650 pages 234 x 156mm 9781860640711 hardback £625.00

i.b.tauris major works 2015 Persian Manuscripts A Descriptive and Analytical Catalogue Fateme Keshavarz 708 pages 296 x 204mm 9781860646218 hardback £89.50 Illustrated in colour and B&w I.B.Tauris in association with the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine

The Australian Colonial House Architecture and Society in New South Wales, 1788-1842 James Broadbent 432 pages 320 x 270mm 9781875567188 hardback £126.00 Colour and b/w illustrations, plans

The European Avantgardes Art in France and Western Europe 1904-c1945 Christopher Green (The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection) 496 pages 293 x 241mm 9780302006511 hardback £115.50 97 colour, 200 b&w illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

The Rebellious Reformer The Drawings and Paintings of Riza-yi ‘Abbasi of Isfahan Sheila R. Canby 248 pages 330 x 215mm 9781850432432 hardback £131.50 66 colour and 75 duotone illustrations

Edvard Munch The Complete Graphic Works Revised Edition Gerd Woll 512 Pages 320 x 265mm July 2012 9780856676994 Hardback £120.00 218 colour & 861 bw illustrations

Franz Marc: The Complete Works Vol 1:The Oil Paintings Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen 340 pages 292 x 265mm 2004 9780856675836 hardback £205.00 170 colour and 93 b&w illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

Vol II:The Watercolours, Works on Paper, Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen 340 pages 292 x 265mm 2004 9780856675911 hardback £205.00 270 colour and 93 b&w illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers

Vol III: Sketchbooks and Prints Annegret Hoberg and Isabelle Jansen 432 pages 292 x 265mm 2011 9780856675980 hardback £310.00 1,242 colour illustrations Philip Wilson Publishers