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Mary Stewart-Wilson

Abbeville Press, 1988

An extraordinary dollhouse explored in depth
England's Queen Mary--grandmother of the current Queen Elizabeth II--commissioned the construction of her extraordinary dollhouse (or "dolls' house" as it is referred to here) in 1921, during her own reign. It resides at Windsor Castle, as it has since being constructed there. Designed by Edward Lutyens (famous for his graceful furniture), the house is a reproduction of Windsor Castle right ...

Current Anthropology: February 2000 (Volume 41, Number 1)
Robert A. Paul, Mary C. Stiner, ...

University of Chicago Press, 2000

Large 8.5x 11 Format Illustrated with Maps, Diagrams, Charts and Photos Contents: ROBERT A. PAUL Sons or Sonnets: Nature and Culture in a Shakespearean Anthropology RICHARD W. STOFFLE, LAWRENCE LOENDORF, DIANE E. AUSTIN, DAVID B. HALMO, ANGELITA BULLETTS Ghost Dancing the Grand Canyon: Southern Paiute Rock Art, Ceremony, and Cultural Landscapes with CA* comment MARY C. STINER, NATALIE D. MUNRO, AND TODD A. SUROVELL The Tortoise and the Hare: ...

Homes in the Wilderness: A Pilgrim's Journal of Plymouth Plantation in 1620

Linnet Books, 1988

A modern translation of the journal kept by Governor William Bradford and others of the Mayflower company describing the landing of the Pilgrims on Cape Cod, their search for a homesite, the first meetings with Indians, and the final building of the settlement at Plymouth.