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Reveals the true significance to the ruling dynasties of the 34 known Cleopatras who were not Cleopatra the Great, and illuminates some fascinating but little-known aspects of ancient Greek and Egyptian history along the way.

COSMO WOMAN

This is one of the few full-length explorations of the women's magazine market. Focussing on Cosmopolitan magazine, Oliver Whitehorne considers every aspect of the women's magazine, from themes and issues to images and style. The feminism in women's magazines is discussed in detail, and is related to second wave feminism and third wave or 'postmodern' feminism.

As well as Cosmopolitan, the author also studies many other magazines in the women's magazine market, and related magazines, such as lifestyle magazines and men's magazines.

The author looks at the use...

COSMO WOMAN

This is one of the few full-length explorations of the 'women's magazine' market. Focussing on Cosmopolitan magazine, Oliver Whitehorne considers every aspect of the women's magazine, from themes and issues to images and style. The feminism in women's magazines is discussed in detail, and is related to second wave feminism and third wave or 'postmodern' feminism.

As well as Cosmopolitan, the author also studies many other magazines in the women's magazine market, and related magazines, such as lifestyle magazines and men's magazines.

The author looks at the use of...

Although there have been many books written about the famous Cleopatra, this is the first study in English also devoted to her less well-known, but equally illustrious, namesakes. Cleopatras looks at the lives and careers of the most important royal women of that name.

The Inspectors General of the United States Army, 1903-1939, the companion volume to Joseph W. A. Whitehorne's earlier study of inspection practices and experiences during the formative years from 1777 to 1903, continues the saga of the Inspector General's Department and its corps of inspectors during the growth years from 1903 to 1939. This volume is a tribute to the exceptional group of dedicated soldiers who sustained a proud tradition, and those who carry it on will find much inspiration in reading about how the inspection system has evolved and why things are done the way they are.

Regimental history of the Welch Regiment - one of the proudest and oldest formations in the British Army - is divided into two parts. The first section details the history of the Regiment from its origins as the Regiment of Invalids which became the 41st Regiment of Foot in the 18th century, down to the outbreak of the Great War in 1914. It details its service in the West Indies during the seven Years' War; action on Corsica and Toulon in the French Revolutionary War and its duties as a Marine Regiment serving in some of the greatest sea battles of the age, including the Glorious First of...