Mary ann connell (15 resultados)

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. An Unforeseen Life. Book.

Condición: very_good. Fast Free Shipping â" Very Good condition book with a firm cover and clean pages. Shows normal use and some light wear or limited notes markings. A solid, nice copy to enjoy.

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. 1st Edition. Pages are clean and intact. First Edition Signed by the Author on the title page. The book is in VERY GOOD condition. The Dust Jacket is in Good condition and is bumped around the edges. - See Attached Photos. ** The seller is the Emporium of Canton, an established Brick & Mortar family owned store located on the historic square in Canton, MS - We ship within 24 hours of order in a protective box and pride ourselves on our friendly southern customer service. **. Signed by Author(s).…

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 320 pages. 6.00x0.72x9.00 inches. In Stock.

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Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. ix, 246 p., [4] leaves of plates : illus. (some col.) ; 27 cm. ; ISBN 0517515881 ; LCCN 74077482 ; LOC no TT879.B3 M44 1974 ; Dewey 746.4/1 ; OCLC 1092698 ; color photographic stiff paper wrappers ; "Dona Z. Meilach has an uncanny ability for selecting and presenting iron so that people can better appreciate what they are viewing. She has written over fifty-five inspirational art books, scores of articles on sculpture in many media, and lives in Carlsbad, California. " ; Views basket weaving as an art form and details the use of coiling, twining, macrame, and crochet to create various containers. ; Contents: Basketry A modern art form -- Materials -- Sources and ideas for basketry forms and designs -- Coiling : The sampler -- Lady squaw stitch -- Figure eight stitch -- Lace stitch -- Adding beads -- Adding weft and splicing core -- Adding colors -- Adding feathers -- Finishing end of coil -- Shaping -- More wrapoping methods -- More ways to begin a coil -- Imbrication -- The Buttonhole or blanket stitch -- Double split stitch -- Embroidery -- Knotless netting or looping -- Exposed core -- Added elements -- Assembling parts -- Additional ideas for basket coiling for sculptural and other forms -- A gallery of basketry examples -- Coiled jewelry -- Twining -- Simple twining and variations -- How to develop a twined basket -- Weaving -- Basic weaving procedures -- Macrame -- The clove hitch -- Verticle clove hitsch -- Square knotting -- Crochet -- For your information -- Suppliers -- Index. ; artwork: Gayle Luchessa, Eileen Barnard, Steve Brixner, marie Waters, Louise Robbins, Royce Zimon, Linda Ann Valeri, Geoff Welch, Lew Gilchrist, Joan Austin, Gary Trentham, Jean Lamon, Bonnie Zimmer, Gyongy Laky, Kathryn McCardle, Budd Stainaker, Suellen Glashausser, Lucy Traber, Molly Baross, kathy Malec, Helen Hennessey, Helen Gilling, Joan Sterrenberg, Julie Connell, Renie Adams, Pat Malarchar, Mary Lou Higgins, Ferne Jacobs, I. Richard Daehnert, Pat Williams, Budd Stainaker, Gladamay Henrikson, David F. Silverman, Mary Baughn, Doris Hoover, Gwynne Lott, Stana Coleman, Barbara Kincaid, Jan Cohen, Lucy H. Traber, Debbie F. Dunn, Jean Singerman-Weiss, Carol Danley, Lucele Counts, Virginia H. Barber, Frank Kong, Ruby Conaway, Gloria Bornstein, Jan Mjelde Wader, Libby Platus, Lucelle Coutts, Wolfram Krank, Joyce Barnes, Dee Nemeth, Lillian Donald, Theo Ho, Diane Sheehan, Diane Itter, Rubin Steinberg, Lori Kratovil, Teri Holdcraft, Esther Gotthoeffer, Judith I. Kleinberg, Pamela Stearn ; FINE. Book.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "If it's a boy," Bill Strong announced to a crowded courtroom in Louisville, Mississippi, "I'll send up black smoke; if it's a girl, I'll send up white."A few hours later, white smoke was billowing from the Strong family chimney. This smoke - determined by gender - would come to define Mary Ann Strong Connell's life in ways she never could have expected. When Connell was eight, fire took the life of her younger brother. Connell blamed herself for the accident, and guilt became a motivator for the remainder of her remarkable life. Readers of An Unforeseen Life will relive Connell's extraordinary life as one of the first women practicing law in Oxford, Mississippi. In 1982, Connell convinced the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan to move their march off the Ole Miss campus. In 1999, she was called as an adverse witness in the wrongful termination trial of football coach Billy Brewer, who had once been her classmate. As a professor, Connell chastised a first-year law student named John Grisham, "if you don't get serious, you'll never succeed at the practice of law." Connell's drive to defend those least able to stand up to the powerful led to a battle with Oxford's colorful mayor John Leslie (who took to calling her "The Sewer Queen") and to embracing clients who paid her with a sack of coons. Readers will applaud as Connell clandestinely enrolled in the Ole Miss law school while raising four young children and when she attended Harvard Law School for an advanced degree. An Unforeseen Life is a powerful memoir about a woman who embraced opportunity in spite of the facts - a funny, touching account of a life "most richly blessed," if sometimes in unexpected ways. The autobiography of Mary Ann Connell. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "If it's a boy," Bill Strong announced to a crowded courtroom in Louisville, Mississippi, "I'll send up black smoke; if it's a girl, I'll send up white."A few hours later, white smoke was billowing from the Strong family chimney. This smoke - determined by gender - would come to define Mary Ann Strong Connell's life in ways she never could have expected. When Connell was eight, fire took the life of her younger brother. Connell blamed herself for the accident, and guilt became a motivator for the remainder of her remarkable life. Readers of An Unforeseen Life will relive Connell's extraordinary life as one of the first women practicing law in Oxford, Mississippi. In 1982, Connell convinced the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan to move their march off the Ole Miss campus. In 1999, she was called as an adverse witness in the wrongful termination trial of football coach Billy Brewer, who had once been her classmate. As a professor, Connell chastised a first-year law student named John Grisham, "if you don't get serious, you'll never succeed at the practice of law." Connell's drive to defend those least able to stand up to the powerful led to a battle with Oxford's colorful mayor John Leslie (who took to calling her "The Sewer Queen") and to embracing clients who paid her with a sack of coons. Readers will applaud as Connell clandestinely enrolled in the Ole Miss law school while raising four young children and when she attended Harvard Law School for an advanced degree. An Unforeseen Life is a powerful memoir about a woman who embraced opportunity in spite of the facts - a funny, touching account of a life "most richly blessed," if sometimes in unexpected ways. The autobiography of Mary Ann Connell. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "If it's a boy," Bill Strong announced to a crowded courtroom in Louisville, Mississippi, "I'll send up black smoke; if it's a girl, I'll send up white."A few hours later, white smoke was billowing from the Strong family chimney. This smoke - determined by gender - would come to define Mary Ann Strong Connell's life in ways she never could have expected. When Connell was eight, fire took the life of her younger brother. Connell blamed herself for the accident, and guilt became a motivator for the remainder of her remarkable life. Readers of An Unforeseen Life will relive Connell's extraordinary life as one of the first women practicing law in Oxford, Mississippi. In 1982, Connell convinced the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan to move their march off the Ole Miss campus. In 1999, she was called as an adverse witness in the wrongful termination trial of football coach Billy Brewer, who had once been her classmate. As a professor, Connell chastised a first-year law student named John Grisham, "if you don't get serious, you'll never succeed at the practice of law." Connell's drive to defend those least able to stand up to the powerful led to a battle with Oxford's colorful mayor John Leslie (who took to calling her "The Sewer Queen") and to embracing clients who paid her with a sack of coons. Readers will applaud as Connell clandestinely enrolled in the Ole Miss law school while raising four young children and when she attended Harvard Law School for an advanced degree. An Unforeseen Life is a powerful memoir about a woman who embraced opportunity in spite of the facts - a funny, touching account of a life "most richly blessed," if sometimes in unexpected ways. The autobiography of Mary Ann Connell. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…