New Releases by E. Knight

Extolled as refined, iridescent, and exquisitely crafted but were also attacked as decadent. Knight traces the French symbolist sources of Loeffler''s highly personal compositional style and brings to life his secluded and deeply troubled life - episodes of which he worked vigorously to obscure. From Loeffler''s own writings come many revealing and previously unknown anecdotes, often involving the most eminent artistic figures of the late nineteenth and early twentieth.

* For the first course in Finite Element Methods taken by mechanical, civil, aerospace, and other engineering majors at junior or senior level..* Excellent applicaitons drawn from mechanical/aeronautical engineering..* Provides enough theory for students to work with Finite Element Analysis (FEM) without bogging down in details unrelated to practical engineering problems..* Contains a bound-in disk for students to use with the problems in FEM.

These histories use an exciting story to teach young readers about life during the colonization of America.

A soldier chronicles the harsh winter colonial soldiers, led by General George Washington, spend at Valley Forge during the American Revolution.

Describes the 1633 voyage of the ship Treadwell carrying Puritans and colonists from England to the New World.

These histories use an exciting story to teach young readers about life during the colonization of America.

A night watchman who is also the town crier in colonial Philadelphia talks about the daily life in the city, its leading citizens, and important landmarks as he shows a visitor to Chestnut Street.

A Boston merchant describes the American colonists'' act of protest against British taxation and the tea monopoly of the East India Company.