Books added 20th May 2013

• Egypt: 4000 years of art
  by Jaromir Malek
• The mystery of the Hanging Garden of Babylon: an elusive world wonder traced
  by Stephanie Dalley (Senior Reseearch Fellow)

Books added 15th/16th May 2013

• Psychiatry: clinical cases uncovered
  Peter and Nicola Byrne
• Renaissance Florence: a social history
  edited by Roger J. Crum and John T. Paoletti
• The Bride of Lammermoor
  by Sir Walter Scott
• Ivanhoe
  by Sir Walter Scott
• J.S. Bach at his royal instrument: essays on his organ works
  by Russell Stinson (On Display)
• Lost modernities: China, Vietnam, Korea, and the hazards of world history
  by Alexander Woodside (On Display)
• The critical imagination
  by James Grant (On Display)
• Dialogues on Plato’s Politeia (Republic): selected papers from the ninth Symposium Platonicum
  edited by Noburu Notomi and Luc Brisson (On Display)
• Mammon Inc.
  by Hwee Hwee Tan (Old Somervillian, On Display)
• Wittgenstein
  by William Child
• Witchcraft and demonology in south-west England, 1640-1789
  by Jonathan Barry

Books added 13th May

• The Caribbean history reader
  edited by Nicola Foote
• The republic of hunger and other essays
  by Utsa Patnaik (Old Somervillian)
• A.S. Byatt: critical storytelling
  by Alexa Alfer and Amy J. Edwards de Campos (A.S. Byatt Old Somervillian, On Display)
• Change and development in specialist public health practice
  by Siân Griffiths, Allison Thorpe and Jenny Wright (Old Somervillian)
• A translucent mirror: history and identity in Qing imperial ideology
  by Pamela Kyle Crossley
• The adventures of Roderick Random
  by Tobias Smollett; edited with an introduction and notes by Paul-Gabriel Boucé
• Learning needs analysis and evaluation
  by Frances and Roland Bee (Frances Bee, Old Somervillian)
• The real Jane Austen: a life in small things
  by Paula Byrne (On Display)
• The XX factor: how working women are creating a new society
  by Alison Wolf (Old Somervillian)

Books added 10th May 2013

• Fasti
  by Ovid; translated with an introduction and notes by Anne and Peter Wiseman
• The Napoleonic empire and the new European political culture
  edited by Michael Broers, Peter Hicks and Agustin Guimerá (On Display)
• The British constitution: a very short introduction
  by Martin Loughlin
• End of life care in nephrology: from advanced disease to bereavement
  by Edwina Brown (Old Somervillian), E. Joanna Chambers and Celia Eggeling
• Les nourritures terrestres: suivi de Les nouvelles nourritures
  by André Gide
• Elements of a critical theory of justice
  by Gustavo Pereira (On Display)
• Under the greenwood tree, or, The Mellstock Quire: a rural painting of the Dutch school
  by Thomas Hardy; edited by Simon Gatrell; with an introduction and notes by Phillip Mallett
• Conflicting femininities in medieval German literature
  by Karina Marie Ash (On Display)
• The art of Euripides: dramatic technique and social context
  by Donald J. Mastronarde (On Display)
• The Cambridge guide to orchestration
  by Ertuğrul Sevsay (On Display)
• Renal physiology (5th edn.)
  by Bruce M. Koeppen and Bruce A. Stanton (3 copies)
• Freedom and the construction of Europe
  edited by Quentin Skinner and Martin Van Gelderen (2 vols., I On Display)

Books added 9th May 2013

• Econometric analysis of cross section and panel data (2nd edn.)
  by Jeffrey M. Wooldridge
• The beggar’s opera and Polly
  by John Gay; edited by Hal Gladfelder
• Confessions of an English opium-eater and other writings
  by Thomas de Quincey; edited with an introduction and notes by Robert Morrison
• Sleep
  by Prisca Middlemiss (Old Somervillian)
• Comedy: a very short introduction
  by Matthew Bevis
• Transnationalism and contemporary global history (Past and Present Suppl. 8)
  edited by Matthew Hilton and Rana Mitter

Books added 8th May 2013

• Connections after colonialism: Europe and Latin America in the 1820s
  edited by Matthew Brown and Gabriel Paquette
• Creating the empress: politics and poetry in the age of Catherine II
  by Vera Proskurina
• Software reliability methods
  by Doron A. Peled; foreword by Edmund M. Clarke

Books added 3rd May 2013

• The Roman market economy
  by Peter Temin (On Display)
• Rhetoric: a very short introduction
  by Richard Toye
• Animal studies: an introduction
  by Paul Waldau
• Margaret Thatcher: the authorized biography. Volume one, Not for turning
  by Charles Moore (On Display)
• Leviathan: the rise of Britain as a world power
  by David Scott (On Display)
• Darwin’s ghosts: in search of the first evolutionists
  by Rebecca Stott (On Display)
• The life of slang
  by Julie Coleman
• Manifold mirrors: the crossing paths of the arts and mathematics
  by Felipe Cucker (On Display)
• Natural selection and beyond: the intellectual legacy of Alfred Russel Wallace
  edited by Charles H. Smith and George Beccaloni
• The Cambridge history of Turkey. Vol. 2: The Ottoman Empire as a World Power, 1453-1603
  edited by Suraiya N. Farooqhi and Kate Fleet (On Display)