Ian C. Bradley
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL240945A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (4)
- Inspirational (2)
- Christian theology (2)
- Inspirational - General (2)
- Evangelicalism -- Church of England. (1)
- England -- Civilization -- 19th century. (1)
- Morris, William, 1834-1896 (1)
Books by Ian C. Bradley
Total count: 24
The call to seriousnessthe evangelical impact on the VictoriansCape1976-01-01-
William Morris and his worldThames and Hudson1978-01-01
The optimiststhemes and personalities in Victorian liberalismFaber and Faber1980-01-01-
Gilbert & Sullivan and the Victorian age1981-01-01
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Breaking the mould?the birth and prospects of the Social Democratic PartyMartin Robertson1981-01-01
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Classical and Marxian Political EconomyEssays in Honour of Ronald L. MeekPalgrave Macmillan1982-01-01
The English middle classes are alive and kickingCollins1982-01-01
Saws & SawingTrans-Atlantic Publications1986-12-01
Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919)Weidenfeld and Nicolson1987-01-01
Matrices and SocietyMatrix Algebra and Its Aplications in the Social SciencesPrinceton University Press1987-01-01
God is greenecology for ChristiansImage Books1992-01-01
Marching to the promised landhas the church a future?J. Murray1992-01-01
The Celtic wayDarton, Longman and Todd1993-01-01
Columbapilgrim and penitent, 597-1997Wild Goose Publications1996-01-01
Abide with methe world of Victorian hymnsGIA Publications1997-01-01
The Celtic Way (Celtic Titles)Darton Longman and Todd1997-01-01-
The Power of SacrificeDarton Longman and Todd1997-06-01
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Celtic Christianitymaking myths and chasing dreamsEdinburgh University Press1999-01-01
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Colonies and heavenCeltic models for today's churchDarton, Longman + Todd2000-01-01
God save the Queenthe spiritual dimension of monarchyDarton, Longman & Todd2002-01-01-
You've got to have a dreamthe message of the musicalSCM Press2004-01-01
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Enlightened entrepreneursbusiness ethics in Victorian Britain2nd ed.Lion2007-01-01
Grace, order, openness and diversityreclaiming liberal theologyContinuum2010-01-01-
Complete Annotated Gilbert and SullivanOxford University Press, Incorporated2016-01-01