Lucy Moore se sumerge con agrado en las dramáticas y a menudo crudas historias de vida del pasado. Su obra destaca por una penetrante exploración de la naturaleza humana, centrándose a menudo en personajes al margen de la sociedad, donde el crimen, el ascenso y la caída social se entrelazan. Moore recrea magistralmente vívidas imágenes de épocas históricas, transportando a los lectores a un mundo de intrigas y dramas personales. Su enfoque se basa en una rigurosa investigación histórica, que sin embargo da vida con una narrativa cautivadora.
Overflowing with creative ideas to draw the community together for fun, food, fellowship and worship, this resource book contains 15 themed programme outlines. Each outline has ideas for creative art and craft activities, meal plans and recipes for eating together and family-friendly worship.
Peppered with advice, remedies and recipes, and framed by the English Civil War, Lucy Moore brilliantly brings to life Lady Ann Fanshawe's setbacks and successes.
Overflowing with creative ideas to draw the community together for fun, food, fellowship and worship, this resource book contains 15 themed programme outlines. Each outline has ideas for creative art and craft activities, meal plans and recipes for eating together and family-friendly worship.
The first major biography for thirty years tells the tragic story of ballet's great revolutionary, Vaslav Nijinsky.
Focusing on the art of mediation, Lucy Moore shares her experiences resolving complex environmental disputes over 25 years. Through ten compelling stories, she illustrates that successful negotiation hinges not on facts or moral superiority, but on understanding the people involved. Her work spans issues like radioactive waste storage and traditional grazing land loss, engaging diverse stakeholders such as ranchers, environmentalists, and tribal groups. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in environmental conflicts and conflict resolution.
Focusing on the impact of the French Revolution, this book highlights six remarkable women from diverse backgrounds who passionately advocated for liberty and equality. Their courageous actions and commitment to change played a crucial role in shaping the revolutionary fervor of the time. Lucy Moore brings these historical figures to life, showcasing their struggles and contributions as they navigated a tumultuous era, ultimately risking everything to leave their mark on history.
An anthology of 18th-century writings that gives an insight into the dreadful misdeeds of - and the horrible punishments meted out to - an array of rogues and criminals, from murderers and swindlers to prostitutes and pirates. It takes us from the backstreets and brothels to Newgate prison and the gallows at Tyburn.
Focusing on the lives of three generations of Indian queens, the narrative explores the cultural and political transformations in India from the aftermath of the 1857 Mutiny to contemporary times. Lucy Moore vividly illustrates their sumptuous and adventurous lives, providing a rich historical context that parallels the fictional world of The Jewel in the Crown. This nonfiction account delves into the complexities of royal existence amid societal changes, offering insights into the resilience and influence of these remarkable women.
The bestselling author of ‘Maharanis’ recreates the lives of six remarkable women who, in a time of violent revolution, leapt at the chance to exercise their considerable charm, intelligence and acumen, and make their mark on history.
Bracketed by the catastrophes of the Great War and the Wall Street Crash, 1920s America was a place of drama, tension and hedonism. This title presents a portrait of the era of invention and glamour.
