A Selection of English Synonyms is an essential reference work for anyone looking to improve their writing or communication skills. Originally compiled by Elizabeth Jane Whately in the 19th century, this revised edition by R Whately offers a comprehensive guide to the nuances of the English language.
This powerful and inspiring true story tells the tale of a group of young girls who find hope and healing at the Luke Street Girls' Home in Dublin. Filled with memorable characters and heart-wrenching moments, this book is a testament to the power of love and compassion in even the darkest of times.
This collection of notes and essays by the late Archbishop of Dublin offers valuable insights into his thought process and the preparation of his various works. A must-read for anyone interested in philosophy and religious thought.
This insightful and thought-provoking study of English life in the mid-nineteenth century combines firsthand observations with historical analysis, and offers a unique perspective on the social and moral challenges of the age. Written from a Christian perspective, English Life is an important resource for anyone interested in the history of Victorian England and the role of religion in shaping social attitudes.
A revealing account of the life and work of Richard Whately, a prominent figure in the history of the Church of Ireland. The book offers a glimpse into Whately's personal and professional relationships, his intellectual passions, and his contributions to political and social thought in the 19th century.
This book is a biographical account of Richard Whately, who served as Archbishop of Dublin in the 19th century. It includes correspondence between Whately and other prominent figures of the time, giving insight into his thoughts and actions. The book provides a rare look into the life of an influential religious leader of the Victorian era.
In this insightful study, Elizabeth Jane Whately provides a detailed examination of the history and beliefs of the Plymouth Brethren movement. Drawing on primary sources and personal accounts, she offers a nuanced and complex understanding of this influential but often misunderstood religious group.
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