Personal accounts of adultery, cruelty, desertion and nullity fill this exposition of divorce and separation in Scotland in the seventeenth, eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Leah Leneman brings vividly to life the marriages and affairs, loves and hates, tenderness and harshness experienced by men and women whose marriages broke down in this period. Their stories, told in their own words, come from the entire spectrum of Scottish society, from the aristocracy to the 'common' people. Contrary to popular belief, divorce and legal separation were available on equal terms to men and women in eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Scotland. Alienated Affections offers an overall picture of this phenomenon, richly illustrated by the experiences of individuals.
Tofu is a soya-based bean-curd which has been used for cooking in the Far East for centuries. This cookbook shows how easy to cook, deliciously versatile and wonderfully healthy tofu is.
Contains a year of recipes for those who want dairy-free and meat-free dining. Whether your diet is vegan every day of the year, or just occasionally, this book presents a wealth of easy-to-follow recipes including starters, maincourses, desserts and menu ideas. The book is ideal for vegans, vegetarians, those allergic to dairy produce and those who want to try meat-free eating. Leah Leneman is the author of The Tofu Cookbook and The Single Vegan.
Personal accounts of adultery, cruelty, desertion and nullity fill this exposition of divorce and separation in Scotland in the seventeenth, eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Leah Leneman brings vividly to life the marriages and affairs, loves and hates, tenderness and harshness experienced by men and women whose marriages broke down in this period. Their stories, told in their own words, come from the entire spectrum of Scottish society, from the aristocracy to the 'common' people. Contrary to popular belief, divorce and legal separation were available on equal terms to men and women in eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Scotland. Alienated Affections offers an overall picture of this phenomenon, richly illustrated by the experiences of individuals.
Oversigt. The Griffiths report made it clear that consumer feedback is not something peripheral to the NHS. Griffiths wrote: 'The management board and chairmen should ensure that it is central to the approach of management, in planning and delivering services for the population as a whole, to: ascertain how well the service is being delivered at local level by obtaining the experience and perceptions of patients and the community: these can be derived from CHCs and by other methods, including market research and from experience of general practice and the community health services'. The aim of this literature review was to discover what has been done along those lines in the UK to date.
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