This work is a compilation of the writings of Thomas Ken, the Bishop of Bath and Well. It contains Ken's sermons, letters, hymns, and a biography of Ken's life. This is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Christianity in England and the United States.
Born in 1940 in Ottawa, Ontario, legendary poet and musician William Hawkins is one of the most important artists to emerge from Canada's capital. He published six books from 1964-1974, attended the 1963 UBC Summer Poetry Seminar, organized poetry readings at Ottawa's infamous Le Hibou Coffeehouse, wrote songs and performed in bands (The Children, Heavenly Blue), and published widely in Canada's most important little magazines of the 1960s before retreating into silence in the 1970s and working as a cab driver until his retirement in 2012. The Collected Poems of William Hawkins gathers Hawkins's complete output. His books are printed alongside previously unpublished and uncollected poems including early magazine publications, the long-lost book Sweet and Sour Nothings, poems from the time of his extended silence, as well as all work produced since his gradual re-appearance in the 1990s. This volume presents the generous, defiant, idiosyncratic, and compelling work of William Hawkins in its entirety, making possible the renewed attention that this significant body of work deserves.
This legal textbook offers a detailed and comprehensive analysis of the pleas of the Crown, covering a wide range of topics and providing valuable insights into this important area of law. It is an essential resource for law students and professionals alike, offering detailed information on the history and evolution of this field.