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Professors Of The Law: Barristers And English Legal Culture In The Eighteenth Century (pdf)
by David LemmingsWhat happened to the culture of common law and English barristers in the long eighteenth century? In this wide-ranging sequel to Gentlemen and Barristers: The Inns of Court and the English Bar, 1680-1730, David Lemmings not only anatomizes the barristers and their world; he also explores the popular reputation and self-image of the law and lawyers in the context of declining popular participation in litigation, increased parliamentary legislation, and the growth of the imperial state. He shows how the bar survived and prospered in a century of low recruitment and declining work, but failed to fulfil the expectations of an age of Enlightenment and Reform. By contrast with the important role played by the common law, and lawyers, in seventeenth-century England and in colonial America, it appears that the culture and services of the barristers became marginalized as the courts concentrated on elite clients, and parliament became the primary point of contact between government and population. In his conclusion the author suggests that the failure of the bar and the judiciary to follow Blackstones mid-century recommendations for reforming legal culture and delivering the Englishmans birthrights significantly assisted the growth of parliamentary absolutism in government.
Professors of the Law: Barristers and English Legal Culture in the Eighteenth Century
by David LemmingsWhat happened to the culture of common law and English barristers in the long eighteenth century? In this wide-ranging sequel to Gentlemen and Barristers: The Inns of Court and the English Bar, 1680-1730, David Lemmings not only anatomizes the barristers and their world; he also explores the popular reputation and self-image of the law and lawyers in the context of declining popular participation in litigation, increased parliamentary legislation, and the growth of the imperial state. He shows how the bar survived and prospered in a century of low recruitment and declining work, but failed to fulfil the expectations of an age of Enlightenment and Reform. By contrast with the important role played by the common law, and lawyers, in seventeenth-century England and in colonial America, it appears that the culture and services of the barristers became marginalized as the courts concentrated on elite clients, and parliament became the primary point of contact between government and population. In his conclusion the author suggests that the failure of the bar and the judiciary to follow Blackstones mid-century recommendations for reforming legal culture and delivering the Englishmans birthrights significantly assisted the growth of parliamentary absolutism in government.
The Origins Of Adversary Criminal Trial: (pdf) (Oxford Studies In Modern Legal History Ser.)
by John H. LangbeinThe adversary system of trial, the defining feature of the Anglo-American legal procedure, developed late in English legal history. For centuries defendants were forbidden to have legal counsel, and lawyers seldom appeared for the prosecution either. Trial was meant to be an occasion for the defendant to answer the charges in person. The transformation from lawyer-free to lawyer-dominated criminal trial happened within the space of about a century, from the 1690's to the 1780's. This book explains how the lawyers captured the trial. In addition to conventional legal sources, Professor Langbein draws upon a rich vein of contemporary pamphlet accounts about trials in London's Old Bailey. The book also mines these novel sources to provide the first detailed account of the formation of the law of criminal evidence. Responding to menacing prosecutorial initiatives (including reward-seeking thieftakers and crown witnesses induced to testify in order to save their own necks) the judges of the 1730's decided to allow the defendant to have counsel to cross-examine accusing witnesses. By restricting counsel to the work of examining and cross-examining witnesses, the judges intended that the accused would still need to respond in person to the charges against him. Professor Langbein shows how counsel manipulated the dynamics of adversary procedure to defeat the judges design, ultimately silencing the accused and transforming the very purpose of the criminal trial. Trial ceased to be an opportunity for the accused to speak, and instead became an occasion for defense counsel to test the prosecution case.
The Origins of Adversary Criminal Trial (Oxford Studies in Modern Legal History)
by John H. LangbeinThe lawyer-dominated adversary system of criminal trial, which now typifies practice in Anglo-American legal systems, developed in England in the eighteenth century. Using hitherto unexplored sources from London's Old Bailey Court, Professor Langbein shows how and why lawyers were able to capture the trial, and he supplies a path-breaking account of the formation of the law of criminal evidence.
The Invisible Bridge: The Fall Of Nixon And The Rise Of Reagan
by Rick Perlstein[Amazon] n January of 1973 Richard Nixon announced the end of the Vietnam War and prepared for a triumphant second term-until televised Watergate hearings revealed his White House as little better than a mafia den. The next president declared upon Nixon's resignation "our long national nightmare is over"-but then congressional investigators exposed the CIA for assassinating foreign leaders. The collapse of the South Vietnamese government rendered moot the sacrifice of some 58,000 American lives. The economy was in tatters. And as Americans began thinking about their nation in a new way-as one more nation among nations, no more providential than any other-the pundits declared that from now on successful politicians would be the ones who honoured this chastened new national mood. Ronald Reagan never got the message. Which was why, when he announced his intention to challenge President Ford for the 1976 Republican nomination, those same pundits dismissed him-until, amazingly, it started to look like he just might win. He was inventing the new conservative political culture we know now, in which a vision of patriotism rooted in a sense of American limits was derailed in America's Bicentennial year by the rise of the smiling politician from Hollywood. Against a backdrop of melodramas from the Arab oil embargo to Patty Hearst to the near-bankruptcy of America's greatest city, The Invisible Bridge asks the question: what does it mean to believe in America? To wave a flag-or to reject the glibness of the flag wavers?
Crime, Justice And Discretion In England 1740-1820: (pdf)
by Peter KingThe criminal law has often been seen as central to the rule of the 18th century landed elite in England. This book presents a detailed analysis of the judicial process - of victim's reactions, pretrial practices, policing, magistrates hearings, trials, sentencing, pardoning and punishment - using property offenders as its main focus. The period 1740-1820, the final era before the coming of the new police and the repeal of the capital code, emerges as the great age of discretionary justice, and the book explores the impact of the vast discretionary powers held by many social groups. It reassesses both the relationship betweeen crime rates and economic deprivation, and the many ways that vulnerability to prosecution varied widely across the lifecycle, in the light of the highly selective nature of pretrial negotiations. More centrally, by asking at every stage who used the law, for what purposes, in whose interests and with what effects, it opens up a number of new perspectives on the role of the law in eighteenth century social relations. The law emerges as the less the instrument of particular elite groups and more as an arena of struggle, of negotiation and of compromise. Its rituals were less controllable and its merciful moments less manageable and less exclusively available to the gentry elite than has been previously suggested. Justice was vulnerable to power but was also mobilised to constrain it. Despite the key functions that the propertied fulfilled, courtroom crowds, the counter-theatre of the condemned and the decisions of the victims from a very wide range of backgrounds had a role to play, and the criteria on which decisions were based were shaped as much by the broad and more humane discourse which Fielding called the "good mind" as by the instrumental needs of the propertied elites.
Evaluation in Text (Oxford Linguistics): (pdf)
by Susan Hunston"Evaluation" is the expression in discourse of what a writer or speaker thinks and feels. It is often discussed under the heading of "stance" or "the interpersonal". In this book, writers coming from different standpoints are brought together, providing a profile of the topic from several perspectives. These perpectives include: systemic linguistics; narrative; corpus linguistics; and discourse analysis. This book is intended for advanced level undergraduates, postgraduates, and researchers in discourse analysis. More specifically, those studying and working on evaluation, stance, and attitudinal or interpersonal language.
Lamentation: A Shardlake Novel (The Shardlake series #6)
by C. J. Sansom'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesLamentation is the sixth breathtaking historical novel in C. J. Sansom’s number one bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Philippa Gregory.England, 1546. King Henry VIII is dying. Meanwhile, his Protestant and Catholic councillors are engaged in a final and decisive power struggle to control the government of Henry’s successor, eight–year–old Prince Edward. As heretics are hunted across London, the Catholic party focus their attack on Henry’s sixth wife, Matthew Shardlake’s old mentor, Queen Catherine Parr, and Shardlake is unexpectedly summoned to Whitehall Palace.For the Queen has a secret. She has written a confessional book, Lamentation of a Sinner, so radically Protestant that if it came to the King’s attention it could bring both her and her sympathizers crashing down.When the book inexplicably vanishes, and a single page is found clutched in the hand of a murdered printer, Shardlake must help the desperate Queen. His loyalty will drive him into a swirl of intrigue inside the palace, where Catholic enemies and Protestant friends can be equally dangerous, and the political opportunists, who will follow the wind wherever it blows, more dangerous than either . . .Lamentation is the sixth novel in C. J. Sansom's gripping historical series. Continue the series with book seven, Tombland.
Sovereign: A Matthew Shardlake Mystery (The Shardlake series #3)
by C. J. Sansom'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesFollowing on from Dissolution and Dark Fire, Sovereign is the third gripping historical novel in C. J. Sansom's number one bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Philippa Gregory.England, 1541. King Henry VIII has set out on a spectacular Progress to the North to attend an extravagant submission by his rebellious subjects in York.Already in the city are lawyer Matthew Shardlake and his assistant Jack Barak, whom have reluctantly undertaken a special mission for Archbishop Thomas Cranmer – to ensure the welfare of an important but dangerous conspirator who is to be returned to London for interrogation.But the murder of a York glazier involves Shardlake in deeper mysteries, connected not only to the prisoner in York castle but to the royal family itself. And when Shardlake and Barak stumble upon a cache of secret documents which could threaten the Tudor throne, a chain of events unfolds that will lead Shardlake to face the most terrifying fate of the age . . .This is the third novel in C. J. Sansom's internationally bestselling Shardlake series. It is followed by Revelation, the fourth book in the series.
Tombland (The Shardlake series #7)
by C. J. Sansom'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesTombland is the seventh epic novel in C. J. Sansom's number one bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Philippa Gregory.England, 1549. Two years after the death of Henry VIII, England is sliding into chaos. The economy is in collapse, inflation rages and rebellion is stirring among the peasantry . . .Since the old king’s death, Matthew Shardlake has been working as a lawyer in the service of Henry’s daughter, the Lady Elizabeth. The gruesome murder of Edith Boleyn – a distant relative in Norfolk – sends Shardlake and his assistant Nicholas Overton to the summer Assizes at Norwich. And then East Anglia explodes, as peasant rebellion breaks out across the country. The yeoman Robert Kett leads a force of thousands in overthrowing the landlords and taking over Norwich, England’s second largest city.Now Shardlake must decide where his ultimate loyalties lie, as government forces in London prepare to march north and destroy the rebels. Meanwhile he discovers that the murder of Edith Boleyn may have connections reaching into both the heart of the Norfolk gentry and the rebel camp itself . . .This is the seventh novel in C. J. Sansom's thrilling historical series that started with Dissolution. Includes an Historical Essay from the author on Reimagining Kett's Rebellion.
Heartstone: Murder Mystery and Tudor History in This Atmospheric Historical Fiction Novel (The Shardlake series #5)
by C. J. Sansom'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesHeartstone is the fifth spellbinding mystery in C. J. Sansom’s number one bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Philippa Gregory.England, 1545. England is at war. Henry VIII’s invasion of France has gone badly wrong, and a massive French fleet is preparing to sail across the Channel.Meanwhile, Matthew Shardlake is given an intriguing legal case by an old servant of Queen Catherine Parr. Asked to investigate claims of ‘monstrous wrongs’ committed against a young ward of the court, Shardlake and his assistant Jack Barak journey to Portsmouth. There, Shardlake also intends to investigate the mysterious past of Ellen Fettiplace, a young woman incarcerated in the Bedlam.Once in Portsmouth, Shardlake and Barak find themselves in a city preparing for war. The mysteries surrounding the two cases involve Shardlake in reunions both with an old friend and an old enemy close to the throne. And soon, events will converge on board one of the King’s great warships gathered in Portsmouth harbour, waiting to confront the approaching French fleet . . .Heartstone is the fifth novel in C. J. Sansom's gripping historical series. It is followed by the sixth book in the series, Lamentation.
Dissolution: Tenth Anniversary Edition (The Shardlake series #1)
by C. J. SansomNow a major Disney+ original series'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesDissolution is the first novel in C. J. Sansom’s phenomenal bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Phillipa Gregory. After one of Cromwell's commissioners is brutally murdered, Matthew Shardlake is drawn into an investigation that becomes darker than he could have ever imagined . . .England, 1537. It is a time of revolution that sees the greatest changes in England since 1066. Henry VIII has proclaimed himself Supreme Head of the Church. The country is waking up to savage new laws, rigged trials and the greatest network of informers it has ever seen. And under the orders of Thomas Cromwell, a team of commissioners is sent throughout the country to investigate the monasteries. There can only be one outcome: dissolution.But on the Sussex coast, at the monastery of Scarnsea, events have spiralled out of control. Cromwell's commissioner, Robin Singleton, has been found dead, his head severed from his body. His horrific murder accompanied by equally sinister acts of sacrilege.Matthew Shardlake, lawyer and long-time supporter of Reform, has been sent by Cromwell to uncover the truth behind the dark happenings at Scarnsea. But Shardlake's investigation soon forces him to question everything that he hears, and everything that he intrinsically believes . . .Follow Shardlake into the dark heart of Tudor England with the next book in the series, Dark Fire.
Revelation: A Matthew Shardlake Tudor Mystery (The Shardlake series #4)
by C. J. Sansom'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesRevelation is the haunting fourth book in C. J. Sansom's bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Philippa Gregory.England, 1543. King Henry VIII is wooing Catherine Parr, whom he wants for his sixth wife. Archbishop Thomas Cranmer and the embattled Protestant faction at court are watching keenly, for Lady Catherine is known to have reformist sympathies.Matthew Shardlake, meanwhile, is working on the case of a teenage zealot detained in the Bedlam insane asylum, and whom he fears could be burned as a heretic. But when an old friend is horrifically murdered, Shardlake determines to bring the killer to justice. His search leads him to Cranmer and Catherine Parr – and to the dark prophecies of the Book of Revelation.As London’s Bishop Bonner prepares a purge of Protestants, Shardlake, together with his assistant Jack Barak and physician friend Guy Malton, uncovers a series of terrible murders which soon bring talk of sorcery and demonic possession – for what else would the Tudor mind make of a serial killer . . . ?This is the fourth novel in C. J. Sansom's thrilling historical series. Continue the series with Heartstone.
Dark Fire (The Shardlake series #2)
by C. J. Sansom'C. J. Sansom’s books are arguably the best Tudor novels going' – The Sunday TimesWinner of the CWA Ellis Peters Historical Dagger, Dark Fire is the second thrilling book in C. J. Sansom's number one bestselling Shardlake series, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel and Philippa Gregory.England, 1540. Out of favour with Thomas Cromwell, Matthew Shardlake is intent on keeping a low profile in the courts. But his involvement with a murder case, defending a girl accused of brutally killing her young cousin, brings him once again into contact with the King’s chief minister – and a new assignment . . .The secret of Greek Fire, the legendary substance with which the Byzantines destroyed the Arab navies, has been lost for centuries. Now an official of the Court of Augmentations has discovered the formula in the library of a dissolved monastery. When Shardlake is sent to recover it, he finds the official and his alchemist brother brutally murdered – the formula gone.Now Shardlake must follow the trail of Greek Fire across Tudor London, while still trying to prove his young client’s innocence. But very soon he discovers nothing is as it seems . . .This is the second novel in C. J. Sansom's gripping historical series. It is followed by Sovereign, the third book in the series.
Book 2 (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 1 (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 3 (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 5 (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 6 (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BOoksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 7 (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 10 ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 8 (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonic BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 9 (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 11 ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 (pdf)
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.
Book 12 ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’): PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2
by Phonics BooksABOUT PHONIC BOOKS DANDELION READERS VOWEL SPELLINGS LEVEL 2 VIV WAILS BINDUP Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Bind up includes 12 stories and is aimed at children in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This series introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way as each story introduces two to three alternative spellings for each of the vowel sounds Book 1: Viv Wails (/ae/: ‘ai’, ‘ay’, ‘a’) Book 2: Sweet Dream (/ee/: ‘ee’, ‘e’, ‘ea’) Book 3: Toad Moans and Groans (/oa/: ‘oa’, ‘o’, ‘ow’) Book 4: Meg Gets Dirty (/er/: ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’) Book 5: Raj Bumps His Head (/e/: ‘ea’, ‘e’, ‘ai’) Book 6: The Tree House (/ow/: ‘ow’, ‘ou’) Book 7: The Blue Scooter (b/oo/t: ‘oo’, ‘ew’, ‘ue’) Book 8: Try and Try Again (/ie/: ‘igh’, ‘i’, ‘y’) Book 9: The Bush (l/oo/k: ‘oo’, ‘oul’, ‘u’) Book 10: Mel and Walt ( /aw/: ‘aw’, ‘a’, ‘al’) Book 11: Roy, the Cowboy ( /oi/: ‘oi’, ‘oy’) Book 12: Miss March ( /ar/: ‘ar’, ‘ear’) The accompanying photocopiable activities for covering the five elements of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension) can be found in Phonic Books Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 2 Viv Wails Activities – 9781783693306.