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Wife of Anne Boleyn's brother George, Jane, Viscountess Rochford, has been painted by historians, beginning with the Protestant Elizabethan John Foxe, as a barren, jealous shrew who lied about George and Anne's incestuous relationship, helping send them to their deaths for treason against Henry VIII. Jane herself was executed for treason several years later for abetting the adultery of Henry's fifth wife, Catherine Howard. According to Fox's revisionist account, Jane was faithful to the opportunistic Boleyn clan; she didn't rush to slander her husband, but succumbed under Thomas Cromwell's relentless interrogation, repeating an indiscretion by Anne about Henry's sexual dysfunction. Moreover, Fox says, George's execution was a financial blow to Jane—his royal perquisites of lands and offices were seized. Jane clawed her way back to a senior court position when she was ordered by Catherine Howard to pass messages to her lover, and Jane's complicity, according to Fox, opened the door for historians to excoriate Jane for her sister-in-law's death. In her debut, Fox never quite convinces readers that her lackluster, almost faceless Jane is a courageous, mostly blameless victim of court intrigues, and this amateurish, toothless history is more a rehash of Anne's rise and fall with a tag-on about Catherine's foolhardiness. (Jan.)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Advance praise for Jane Boleyn
"A riveting story–expertly written and based on an impressive body of research. Julia Fox's book re-creates the inner life of one of the great scapegoats of history and vividly depicts the fervid, extravagant, interbred world of the Tudor court."
–Sarah Gristwood, author of Elizabeth & Leicester
"Jane Boleyn's true history was obscured by lies and propaganda. Now, in an outstanding debut by Julia Fox, the full tragedy of her thwarted life has come to light. A fascinating and moving read, Jane Boleyn exposes the harsh reality of Henry VIII's court, where cleverness and ambition often led to the block."
–Amanda Foreman, author of Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire
"This electric account of the life of Jane Boleyn brings us face-to-face with the glittering but brutal world of Henry VIII's court. For centuries the infamous Lady Rochford was accused of betraying her husband to his death on charges of incest with Anne Boleyn. Julia Fox's immaculate detective work and vivid storytelling bring to life one woman's struggle to survive at the apex of a society where success brought untold riches and a king's anger cost you your life."
–Leanda de Lisle, author of After Elizabeth
From the Hardcover edition. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
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Jane had wit enough to call in favours and argue a better jointure (a sort of pre-nuptually agreed upon widow's allowance from her husband's family.) out of Sir Thomas Boleyn. She became and remained lady in waiting to Queens Jane (Seymour), Anna (von Cleves), and Katherine (Howard) until Queen Katherine's affair with Thomas Culpepper was discovered and she was executed just after her mistress. She wasn't stupid or mad, argues Ms. Fox. She was caught in court intrigues because she was the obedient servant and loyal sister-in-law and cousin-in-law to Henry's two executed queens.
According to the jacket, Ms. Fox's husband is the Tudor scholar John Guy, she lives in London and she has taught Tudor history. So she has more access and thus a better knowledge of the era than I. Probably Jane was maligned after her death. I'm not saying Ms. Fox is wrong; but there does not seem to be solid evidence in the book about Jane's attitude toward her husband and his family. She has one written statement that George thanked Jane for sending him news while he was in the Tower. Apparently they did not hate each other's guts. We know where they married. We know what houses and perks they recieved. We know why and how George died. We know why and how Jane died. The rest is conjecture based on Ms.Read more ›
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I appreciate the difficulty of writing about a subject about whom so little is known but the legend of a conniving, hateful wife. I can appreciate Jane Boleyn being swept along during the rise and fall of her sister-in-law. Jane Boleyn was savvy enough to overcome the difficulty in regaining her position after the executions. She was not foolish, as evidenced by her negotiations with Thomas Boleyn for her jointure. Why did she allow herself to be caught up in Catherine Howard's dangerous and foolish love affair? The author doesn't provide a satisfactory hypothesis. The book was an interesting read.
Author Julia Fox peels back the legends and works at recreating the real Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford, from the information that actually exists about her. And what the reader discovers is that Jane Parker, as she was born, was hardly the scheming creature that popular fiction and some histories have made her out to be. But neither was she a completely innocent pawn either, and Jane Parker turns out to just an average woman, who finds herself in the middle of various conspiracies where a wrong word could mean a person's death.
The daughter of a minor nobleman, Lord Morley, Jane Parker grows up expecting to marry and have a household of her own, with security and some means to ensure a safe future. It was the typical role expected of every English gentlewoman, and from all accounts, Jane was more than happy to work towards it. Her father, a noted diplomat and scholar, had already started discussions with the Boleyn family nearby, and Jane was married at a young age to her cousin, George Boleyn, already becoming a young courtier at King Henry's household. As his wife, Jane would find herself in a glittering world, full of fine jewels and clothing, wonderful entertainments that she would take part in, and even a spot in Queen Catherine of Aragon's household as one of her ladies. It was a heady prospect, and one that Jane delighted in.
Now Jane Boleyn, she would have seen the stellar ascent of the Boleyn family when the youngest sister Anne arrived at Henry's court. One sister, Mary, had already become one of Henry's mistresses, but had never held out for riches or titles, and when Henry tired of her, he married her off to a minor nobleman of the court, William Carey. Anne decided that was not going to happen to her, and no matter how determined the King was to have her in his bed, Anne held out, proudly stating that she was too good to be his mistress, and held out for the role of his wife and queen.
It was possible -- Henry's current wife, Catherine of Aragon, was six years older than he was, and had born a long, sad succession of dead babies, resulting in an only daughter, Mary. And Anne was much younger than Henry, vivacious, educated and merry -- a woman far more interesting than Catherine. For seven years, Henry wrangled with Catherine and her powerful relatives, and finally declared himself the head of the Church in England, and broke with Roman Catholicism, to marry Anne. For the Boleyns, it was the route to permanent fame, and Jane Boleyn soon found herself a titled lady, Viscountess Rochford, a home in a royal palace that had been turned over to George Rochford, and ever growing number of manors and glittering wealth.
But Anne would give only a daughter, Elizabeth, and miscarriages to Henry, along with tantrums and shouting -- never something that a man wishes to linger in. And his attention had already turned to another young woman -- Jane Seymour. Jane was quiet, nearly plain, demure, and submissive to Henry's desires.
Unluckily for Jane Boleyn, it would be some of her words that would doom her husband and sister-in-law to the headsman. When Henry's lawyer, Thomas Cromwell, tell to disclose what she knew, she mentioned that the two siblings would be alone in Anne's bedchamber, their heads close, whispering. And what would doom George, was Jane's murmurring to him that the King's virility was a bit lacking in Anne's bed -- a secret that would doom nearly all of them.
Jane managed to hang onto some of her wealth, but nearly all of the lands and revenues and wealth vanished. The only person she could turn to was Cromwell, the man who had arranged for her husband's death...
Reading through this biography, I found myself very surprised by many of the twists and turns. There were quite a few surprises here -- I had no idea that Jane served as a lady-in-waiting to the first five of Henry VIII's wives. Eventually, it would be the last of them, Catherine Howard, that would provide her downfall, and the loss of everything, especially her reputation.
It's an interesting account of survival and betrayals. Most biographies set in the Tudor period focus on Henry and his many queens, and the lesser known people around them get not much more than a footnote. Here some of the grandness of Tudor life is given, especially in some of the court spectacles and ceremonies such as coronations, christening of royal infants, and even funerals.
Fox's writing is more of a fictional style, trying to build a bridge between her subject and her readers, and trying to reveal some of the psychology behind Jane's actions. Most of the time it works, and it gives a good look at the how the court must have appeared to someone who was not born into this grand life. While it is clear that the author has a great deal of sympathy for her character, she also doesn't try to whitewash it either.
Along with the narrative, there are two inserts of various art work from the period, showing the main players in this drama. Genealogical tables show the ties between the Parkers and the Boleyns. The footnotes are extensive, and the sources used excellent, with Fox going back to many of the originals to untangle the truth from the fiction. Two appendices discuss a possible portrait of Jane Rochford, and how her name became so blackened by later writers and to the modern day.
I had not really expected much when I had read this biography, but as I continued, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the story. It's far from being sensationalistic, and it tries to present the story as close to the probable truth as possible. I will continue to look forward to more from this author in the future.
Four stars, overall. Recommended.
The Infamous Lady Rochford was on scene for the beheading of two of Henry VIII's wives. The first, Anne Boleyn, was a natural. Jane was not only Anne's sister-in-law, she was a lady in waiting to Queen Katherine. The second always strike me as simply odd. Who keeps their dead/annulled wife's sister-in-law around to take care of your new wife? Especially when you had her husband executed for sleeping with his sister/your wife? Surely good help wasn't that hard to find in Tudor England.
Fox starts out tentatively, telling Jane's story with liberal use of the words "maybe", "probably", "perhaps," and "we can't be certain." Another writer might have boldly made suppositions and presented them as likely facts. I can't fault Fox for being so scrupulous but it did make those first chapters a tiring read for me. Once Fox has access to primary sources, she's more at ease and Jane's story picks up.
Jane Boleyn remains unknowable through no fault of Fox's. There are few surviving letters from her and her testimony at Catherine Howard's was obviously constrained. Fox makes a convincing case that Jane was simply seduced by the abundant luxury of living close to and being in favor with the King. If he liked you, the perks flowed and you were sleeping in a custom carved bed and drinking from gem-encrusted gold cups. You were also living at the most exciting place in England. The temptation was too much for Jane. Even after seeing the consequences suffered by Anne and George Boleyn. She also convinced me that Jane probably (there's that word again!) did not conspire against or even testify against Anne and George.
Fox is less successful at explaining why Jane helped Catherine commit adultery. That is a hard one to explain even from the lips of the woman herself. And Fox does occasionally try to wring too much from her scant primary sources like when she tries to make a direct connection between the likely charitable endeavors of Jane and Anne and the charitable bequests in the will of Anne's grandfather.
This is an interesting attempt to reclaim a notorious figure from the unsubstantiated stories told against her for centuries. I'm not sure who is the best audience for this book, though. If you're a Tudorphile, like me, you'll find yourself covering a lot of ground you've been over before many times but you will get a fresh perspective on Jane Boleyn. If you're new to the Tudors, will you even care about Jane Boleyn? I'm not sure. If you are interested in the lives in non-royal women in Tudor England, you could do much worse than to read this book.
The story of Lady Rochford, like so many historical figures, is shrouded in mystery and clouded by the writings of those who had reasons to obscure the true facts long after the person had died. Going back to the earliest information about Jane Boleyn still extant, Ms Fox has pieced together the story of a very different person than history has allowed to come down to us. She has taken all the various viewpoints about her subject and combed through them to find which one(s) made the most sense and had the most concrete information available to back it up.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I will be reading anything else of hers I can find.
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The first and only album by Louisiana's Agents of Oblivion is a distinct departure from the music of Acid Bath, the previous band of songwriters Dax Riggs and Mike Sanchez, though it does shed some light on that band's unique collision of styles. While fellow Acid Bath member Sammy Duet went on to pound out grinding black metal with Goatwhore, Riggs and Sanchez put together a band more concerned with melody and straightforward rock songwriting. There are strong echoes of T. Rex (whose "Cosmic Dancer" they cover here) and Ziggy Stardust-era David Bowie in the soaring, melancholic grandeur of slower tracks such as "Phantom Green,""Endsmouth," and "Big Black Backwards." Meanwhile, the hard rock numbers, notably "Slave Riot" and "Ash of the Mind," recall Iggy Pop and, again, T. Rex, though the heavy drums and thickly distorted guitars have a density more in line with the grungy metal of the Melvins or early Alice in Chains. The lyrics, though, are purely Riggs' work: vivid, desolate, and filled with image-laden references to insects, death, and decaying skulls that avoid sounding trite or adolescent, as they might have in lesser hands. His sorrowful, crooning vocals, too, are really superb, perhaps influenced by Bowie and Jim Morrison but still quite distinct. In the end, Agents of Oblivion may not be the most groundbreaking record to come out in 2000, but it is still a fine piece of desolate, melancholy hard rock that, rather than simply recasting its '70s rock influences, invests them with real personality and creativity. ~ William York, Rovi
- Subgenre: Hard Rock
- Category Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Hardcore Punk, Alternative Metal
- Label: ROTTEN
- Release Date: January 25, 2000
- Artist: Agents of Oblivion
1.StopEndsmouth 4.25
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Logitech Wireless Mouse M325 (White Paisley)Easier web browsing is at hand
Say goodbye to choppy scrolling and tricky touch pads with this web-savvy wireless mouse, from Logitech's new 2012 Color Collection. Designed-for-web scrolling and a feel-good contoured design give you a better mix of precision and comfort—so everything you love to do online is easier*.
A precision wheel for the webMicro-precise scrolling is designed for how you use the web:
Feel-good design
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Convenient Logitech Unifying receiver
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Logitech Advanced Optical TrackingFrom surfing the web to navigating Facebook, everything you do on your laptop is easier with precision pointing, clicking, and dragging.
* Designed to improve your online experience, the wheel also helps perfect scrolling when you're using other applications, such as Microsoft Office or Adobe PDF.
** Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
*** Tilt wheel will not support backward/forward on Mac computers but will support Dashboard, Exposé or Spaces (when you select in System Preferences).
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Check out a fuller size mouse. The Logitech Wireless Mouse M310 is a full-size, ambidextrous mouse with contoured shape, plug-and-forget nano receiver. Available in unique patterns and colors from Logitech's new 2012 Color Collection.
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|Unifying receiver connects up to 6 Unifying-compatible devices
|Unifying receiver connects up to 6 Unifying-compatible devices
|Scrolling Performance Scroll through long documents and web pages without having to drag the scroll bar. Performance ranges from fast to hyper-fast.
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I cannot think of a single thing about it that I don't like. Here are the things I like most about it:
+ Small, But Not Too Small: At first, I feared it might be too small, but weeks of usage have proven to me that it is just the right size. It's easy to tote around, and it feels good in my hand.
+ Tiny USB Connector: This tiny piece that goes into your USB port is outstanding. I haven't taken it out since the day I put it in, which is the idea. Out of sight, out of mind. Don't worry. It won't fall out or get in your way.
+ Precise Pointing & Scrolling: The performance of this mouse is every bit as good, or better, than any mouse I have ever used.
+ Excellent Ergonomics: I am 6'1" and have fairly large hands. Even so, the mouse seems to fit my hand very well. I especially like the contoured rubber grips on the left and right of the mouse. They are perfect for my thumb and ring finger to hold when I am guiding the mouse. Logitech obviously put a lot of design effort into this mouse.
+ Stylish Design: Why have a boring old mouse when you can add a little flair to your desktop? This unique design is pretty neat, and I have even gotten positive comments from others.Read more ›
Plugged the tiny USB dongle into my laptop (Asus N53S Series running Ubuntu 12.04) and it worked immediately.
The options for mouse settings are not extensive under Ubuntu, and the speed of this little mouse may take some getting used to as it zips all around and the scroll wheel speed is pretty darn fast. I'm not sure what clicking the mouse wheel does yet, as there is no setting for it within Ubuntu, it'll probably take a bit of research/experimentation to find out. The side to side wheel clicking works perfect though to go forward back within the browser as well as when navigating the file system. Wasn't a feature I went looking for, but I can see myself getting used to it.
Edit 08/16/12
This mouse just dropped from 5 stars to 2 stars. 2 stars because it was great, while it lasted. Unfortunately after less than a month of ownership and pretty light use, the usb adapter stopped functioning. As much as the device "just worked" when I got it, now it "just doesn't work". The adapter had been plugged in the entire time, no constant unplugging/replugging, no travelling, nothing strenuous to cause its untimely demise.
The "No-Fuss" of my title has now been negated by an hour or two of troubleshooting, following the various support instructions on logitech's site with no luck. No it just remains to see how Logitech handles the issue and how long it takes them to replace the failed adapter.
Edit 09/01/12
Logitech Customer Support was pretty easy to deal with.Read more ›
Pros of this mouse (M325):
1) Fast and Smooth Scrolling
2) Improved battery efficiency
3) Nice smooth glossy finish and attractive design and colors
Cons for this :
1) Horrible accuracy - cursor jumps around
2) Shape is not as snug fitting in hand as M305
There are two things I don't like about the mouse: the click is annoyingly loud, but more importantly, the middle button also serves as an up and down scroller and left to right button! So it's way too easy to end up going up and down on a webpage or back or forward in your browser history when all you wanted was to middle-click a link.
I spent several weeks reading reviews on mice on Amazon and other sites. I finally settled on this M325 based on the large number of favorable reviews on Amazon. Within 30 minutes of using this mouse, I was wanting to reach for my old Anywhere MX mouse -- even with its phantom clicking issues. For starters, the M325 I received clearly had a phantom clicking issue out of the box. I experienced a phantom click no fewer than three times within the first hour of taking the M325 out of the box. I used the new USB receiver that came with the mouse -- not any of my other Logitech receivers.
Had the phantom clicking issue been the only issue I had with the mouse, I would just assume I received a bad mouse and send it back to Amazon for a replacement. However, my other big issue with this mouse is the scroll wheel.
Coming from an Anywhere MX mouse, I'm used to being able to easily toggle between very precise, ratcheted, line-by-line scrolling and smooth, "hyper" scrolling by pressing down on the scroll wheel to toggle between the two modes. With the M325, the scroll wheel can be pressed down, as well, but doing so activates a "middle" mouse button.Read more ›
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Best wireless mouse I've owned! The smooth scrolling wheel is very nice and the size should fit most palms really well. Read morePublished 2 hours ago by Andrew V.
Got this mouse for work. I use it with my iMac and recommend it to all of the staff once their Apple mice stop working. We all love them!Published 3 days ago by Shelly Roettger
I love the texture and mold of the product. It fits perfectly with my hand and feels 100% natural and comfortable! Read morePublished 6 days ago by Anthony
I always preferred smaller mice and bought this one as a replacement for my older mouse of the same brand. Very compact, comfortable to use, and gets the job done.Published 7 days ago by Anonymous
I'll be up front with this: I did not buy this mouse for myself. If I did, it would earn a solid 1-star, because I can't rate it any lower. Read morePublished 9 days ago by Jonathan
This is a great mouse. Just the right weight and size. Battery lasts a long time. Am very happy with it.Published 9 days ago by Music Mania
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I have major issues with the motifs. The author and publisher really push that these motifs are meant to be combined together to make your own unique pieces, without any limits. They also make it sound like it's easy to arrange them in an image program and print.
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The images are all in tiff files at 300 dpi, without any transparency, so you have to use the magic wand to remove the white background to be able to overlay the motifs. Also, the lines are very very thin, if you scale them down at all, be ready to make them thicker because they're basically invisible! My method in photoshop is to select the lines with the magic wand, expand the selection by 4-10 pixels (depending on how it's already scaled by the author) and then filling the selection again with black. Then I would scale the motifs to my piece after removing the white background.
I'm a graphic designer, so I was able to work around the limitations and put together some nice pieces. However, I doubt that the average person will be able to do this without a lot of frustration. Even if you follow the alternative method suggested by the author and print out the motifs and paste everything together - nothing is scaled to the same proportions. For example, the tree design that signifies the seasonal changes is smaller in dimensions than the bird motifs. Of course, this is so that people doing larger pieces of the bird will be able to have it at the highest quality - but it makes it harder to do the intricate pieces the book totes.Read more ›
The only reason for the 4 star review is the ease of use for the digital templates. They are very large files with NO TRANSPARENCY!!! So even if you scale each layer down using a photo editing program, there is no way to overlap or combine templates without them blanking out the adjacent image. Luckily I am pretty handy with photo editing and have changed most of the templates I like to have transparency in PNG format so I can combine them and move them around as I like. Some images burn out or have very faint lines if they are reduced too small, so I work on a large background to try avoiding that.
SO if it weren't for the technical frustrations, this book would have gotten 5 plus stars from me! I hope the author reads some reviews and continues making changes with each excellent book she releases. I'm looking forward to the next collection of motifs!
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The rest of the book has lots of fun pictures and line colored drawings of each motif. Each motif is numbered (I am assuming for reference) -- there are 450 motifs altogether, but keep in mind that the first 52 are letters (an upper case, and a lower case alphabet). The motifs are divided up in the book by category. The categories included are: alphabet, asian chic, baby, celebrations, circus, embellishments, farm anials, flowers, food, fruits & veggies, garden time, space, sweet shoppe, trees & leaves, under the sea, weather, winged wonders, woodland animals, woodland fairytale.
I really love all of the motifs and Aimee's wonderfully whimsical style! The only thing that is "missing" from this book would be a holiday category .....I would love to see another book, just like this one (also done by Aimee) devoted solely to holiday motifs. Maybe it could be called "Doodle Stitching: The Holiday Motif Collection" ... just a little hint to the publishers/author ... :)
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1 of my fave quads! And for a $1 buck. Just use a brush to pick up the color, the applicator is okay if ur traveling to touch up w. This is my fave ELF quad but their quads in Lux & Drama are good too 1 has a MAC Cranberry dupe. As mentioned below surprise, surprise there really IS a good product in there. It's so cute too! I use UDPP underneath.
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on 8/26/2015 3:51:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Wasn't impressed with this shadow or the color, the powder was too heavy so it didn't apply to my eye lid very well. I would suggest using a primer to help the powder live up to it's expectations.
on 7/30/2015 10:10:00 AM
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It is not pigmented at all.
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I love this I just wish the package was a bit bigger because me brushes don't really fit in it to grab the colors
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You must be freaking kidding me for people who dislike this. I love this more than my Naked 2, Lorac Pro palette. I even took it to Inglot store and got the sales to mimick the 4 colours but nothing came close. Yes, it chalky with some fallout but the pigmentation is excellent. Butternut in my opinion is a excellent color combi
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I don't know why I thought I needed this product...oh wait, yes I do...a beauty guru from YouTube raved about the wonderful pigmentation and great value of the "Day 2 Night" quad by ELF, so when I saw that one, I figured I'd get this one too, since I LOOOOVE neutrals.
In a nutshell, I find that the pigmentation of the 2 lighter colors are basically COMPLETELY LACKING, and the darker 2 colors are just okay. If this was your only eyeshadow quad that you had with you and were trying to make a look using more than 2 brown colors, good luck. The eyeshadows are not buttery/smooth/creamy at all...I don't know if they were just "too pressed" or what...I feel like I need a pick-axe to chisel off the top layer so that maybe I can get to some actual pigmentation underneath, lol. Also, the triangular size of each of the colors are so small, but of course, I expected that for the $1 price tag.
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I was just hoping for something small for my makeup bag in my purse that would have great color payoff for quick looks, but no. Honestly, I'd rather have my $1 back...and I'm afraid to even open the Day 2 Night quad. *Sigh*
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Fundamentals of Economics / Edition 3by William Boyes, Michael Melvin, Boyes
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Fundamentals of Economics remains the first brief survey textbook to thoroughly integrate international economic issues while retaining concise coverage of core economic models. Boyes and Melvin have distilled formal theories to place key microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts in a real-world context. The condensed format gives instructors the flexibility to supplement the Second Edition with outside cases, readings, group projects, and classroom projects.
Each chapter highlights the decisions of real companies and government policies from around the world to illustrate how economic principles affect organizations, governments, and ultimately students. Fundamental Questions preview key points at the beginning of each chapter, reappear next to the relevant in-text discussion, and form the basis of chapter-ending summaries.
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Part I: MARKETS. 1. Economics and the World Around You. 2. Markets and the Market Process. 3. The Free Market versus Government Interference. Part II: Consumers, Firms, and Social Issues. 4. The Firm and the Consumer. 5. Costs and Profit Maximization. 6. Competition. 7. Business, Society, and the Government. 8. Government Intervention versus Free Markets. Part III: The National and Global Economies. 9. An Overview of the National and International Economies. 10. Macroeconomic Measures. 11. Unemployment, Inflation, and Business Cycles. 12. Macroeconomic Equilibrium: Aggregate Demand and Supply. 13. Fiscal Policy. 14. Money and Banking. Part IV: Macroeconomic Policy. 15. Monetary Policy. 16. Macroeconomic Policy, Business Cycles, and Growth. 17. Issues in International Trade and Finance. 18. Globalization.
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