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Oxford's Inspector Robert Lewis (Kevin Whately), protege of the legendary Inspector Morse (John Thaw), and his brilliant, brooding partner, Detective Sergeant James Hathaway (Laurence Fox) are back in four twisting new thrillers.
UPC: 783421432192
Discover this collection of glorious sacred music that was presented as a gift to Henry VIII in 1526 by the city of Florence. This music by the great European composers of the day was known to Henry and heard in his great chapels throughout the land. Now Magdala, Oxford's finest mixed-voice choir, presents it in this atmospheric recording directed by David Skinner. (CD) approx. 60 mins. Buy 2 or more Music of the Tudors CDs and save 10%!
UPC: 658592122121
Our classic padded collar oxford's always in high demand. Designed with leather upper and a comfortable split midsole. Available Colors: Black Leather, Black, Chocolate Leather.
Skechers P/N: 60101CCL
John Arnold's addition to Oxford's popular Very Short Introductions series is a stimulating essay about how people study and understand history.
Six adventures with TV sleuth Inspector Morse (John Thaw) and his sidekick Sergeant Lewis (Kevin Whately) are contained on this collection. "The Daughters of Cain" - A story laced with suicide and drugs has Inspector Morse and Sgt. Lewis plunged back into Oxford's academic world investigating a retired university fellow's murder."Death is Now My Neighbour" - Inspector Morse and Sgt. Lewis investigate a double homicide that takes them into the world of academic politics."The Wench is Dead" - Inspector Morse is intrigued by a 19th-century investigation and trial account he happens across. He begins to unearth clues that point to the innocence of the three men hanged for the crime. "The Remorseful Day" - The popular and long-running INSPECTOR MORSE series comes to and end with this, an adaptation of author Colin Dexter's final novel. When a housewife is brutally murdered, Morse's superior decides the detective is not up to the case. A year later, new evidence comes into light and Morse comes back to learn the truth, but his health may still be a cause of concern. "The Story of Morse" - This documentary on the Morse phenomenon traces the evolution of the show, from its initial conception to its status as one of the most popular shows on British television. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
UPC: 66805307348
"I apologize again for my boldness, but I must tell you that you're the most beautiful girl in Oxford. Maybe in all of England. I have to put you in my painting." With these words, the scandalous, wildly talented painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti changes seventeen-year-old Jane Burden's life forever. Jane's gaunt, awkward figure and grave expression have cemented her reputation as the ugliest girl in Oxford. Raised by a stableman on Holywell Street - the town's most sordid and despicable slum - Jane is nearly resigned to marry in-kind. But when she meets Rossetti at the theater, he sees beyond her worn, ill-fitting dress and unruly hair and is stirred by her unconventional beauty. The charismatic painter whisks Jane into Oxford's exclusive art scene as his muse, and during the long and intimate hours of modeling - draping and tilting, gazing and posing - Jane finds herself falling in love. When Rossetti abruptly leaves Oxford with no plans to return, brokenhearted Jane settles for a stable, if passionless, marriage to his soft-spoken protege - William Morris - the man who would go on to become the father of the British Arts and Crafts Movement. Jane resigns herself to life as a respectable wife and mother, exchanging the slop bucket for intricate needlepoint, willing away the memories of Rossetti and what could have been. But Rossetti and Jane are inextricably bound together by tragedy, art, and desire, and no amount of time or distance can separate them.
ISBN: 0-7432-7319-2
With a bribe to a computer hacker to juggle the admissions list and a lucky night in Las Vegas to bankroll his tuition, brash American Nick De Angelo is off to England’s prestigious Oxford University. He’s not going for an education. He’s going for romance. He’ll get both in ways he doesn’t expect. Oxford Blues, as reviewers note, updates the classic era’s A Yank at Oxford. Rob Lowe plays Nick, whose cockiness clashes with upper-crust tradition while he pursues co-ed Lady Victoria (Amanda Pays), a woman he knows only from her press clippings. But there’s another pursuit driving Nick. He’s a talented crew oarsman – a skill that may allow Oxford’s elite to see that there’s real fire behind Nick’s flash.
UPC: 883316126509
Warner Bros. P/N: 1000088088
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