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97349 October 1821; Withyham East Sussex. 4to 2 pp. Twenty-five lines. Text clear and complete. Good on aged paper. He regrets being 'from home when Capt. Wells & the Major called'. The 'Ferns in question' are rare and there are illustrations of them in Sowerby. One he gives the Latin names of both was discovered on the 'High Rocks . some twenty years ago by Mr. Foster the Father of our Dr.'. At the time he was 'shewn a few starved plants of it growing in the crevice of a rocky bank'. Discusses the habitat of both: 'a whole day might be passed in diligent search without finding either of them by any one who did not know a little how & where to look'. Ends by discussing the possibility of getting specimens from Foster. 9 October 1821; Withyham [East Sussex]. unknown
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1931C214494The Malone Society Oxford University Press 1931. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. Octavo. xxxiv 144pp. Original quarter cloth over pale blue boards. Slightly faded and marked with light wear to corners slight foxing to prelims otherwise very good. Occasional unobtrusive pencil notes from previous owner in margins. Loosely inserted hand-written signed letters from John Pafford. Ownership signature of Norman Scarfe. The Malone Society, Oxford University Press, hardcover
A9781138350922Hardback. New. First published in 1999 this volume is based on interviews and research from previously unavailable party state and private archives this insightful volume reflects on the interaction between institutional structure and world-view that we call political culture. Using Labour's post-war welfare policy this informative study makes three key points: The need to break down distinctions between the 'symbolic' and the 'substantial' in politics. The potential of 'Grid-Group' or 'Cultural' Theory as a way of understanding party political culture. The crucial but self-defeating role that welfare policy has played in Labour's efforts to manage itself win support and govern competently. The well-documented research leads to the conclusion that New Labour's much-heralded desire to 'think the unthinkable' about welfare is largely rhetorical if one recalls what Labour did in office rather than promised in opposition. The Government's welfare reforms rather than constituting a serious attempt to confront new social realities are in fact par for the course. Political scientists cannot ignore the new government's past. Political historians need to appreciate the patterns woven in a welter of detail and social democratic defensiveness. By fusing a realist conception of statecraft an 'interpretavist' interest in symbols and a predictive comparative model of the interaction between ideology and organisation this authoritative work will enable readers to do just that. hardcover