William Roberts

Famous Heroes of the American West is a lively account of the 'Wild West' and its renowned figures, narrated with vigor by Adam Sims. The lives of Davy Crockett, Christopher 'Kit' Carson, Calamity Jane and Sitting Bull, amongst others, are explored in detail. Their exploits, adventures and alliances make for fascinating listening.

This is a fascinating biography of Mary Russell Mitford, a prolific writer and prominent figure in British literary circles during the 19th century. Roberts explores the complex social and cultural forces that shaped Mitford's life and work, including her gender, class, and status as a 'blue stocking.' The book provides a rich portrait of Mitford's world and is an engaging and informative read for anyone interested in 19th century literature and culture....

Congregations that are alive and vibrant have vital music programs. How did they get that way? There are sensible and practical steps to develop such a program, which begins with a clear vision of the end product. This new book addresses the many interrelated issues of defining and embracing the leadership role in the church music program that is required of clergy in parish ministry and essential for a healthy congregation. Clergy and musicians...

"Winner of the 2017 Deutscher Memorial Prize" "Shortlisted for the 2018 C.B. Macpherson Prize, Canadian Political Science Association" William Clare Roberts is assistant professor of political science at McGill University. Marx's Inferno reconstructs the major arguments of Karl Marx's Capital and inaugurates a completely new reading of a seminal classic. Rather than simply a critique of classical political economy, William Roberts argues that Capital...

Well-acted film about group of allies defending a bridge at the end of World War II.

Set in early 20th century Texas. At the hight of World War I, Elizabeth and her husband face hard times when her previously dispproving father steps in to take care of her children so her beloved can go off to war.

Elizabeth defies her wealthy parents and marries a man of humble prospects. The couple lives in a rooming house, is struggling financially and Elizabeth is pregnant. This is the story of unselfish love and the abiding love within a family. Loosely based on the story of writer Horton Foote's mother and father.

Drama based on the court-martial of Colonel Margarethe Cammermeyer who was discharged from the military for being a homosexual.

John Reid befriends Tonto, an Indian boy. Years later, Reid returns to the West as a lawyer devoted to bringing justice to the lawless land. The murderous Cavendish gang kills his parents and wounds and leaves him for dead.

The world of Henry Huggins includes his dog Ribsy and a girl named Beezus.