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Top Books on amherst
1. The journal of jeffery amherst, recording the military career of general amherst in america from 1758 to 1763
ISBN10 Number - 0343213338
Date of Publication - Oct 15, 2018
Number of Pages 416
Publisher - Franklin Classics
2. The journal of jeffery amherst, recording the military career of general amherst in america from 1758 to 1763
ISBN10 Number - 0353253251
Date of Publication - Nov 10, 2018
Number of Pages 416
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
3. Eulogy on gen. george washington, late president of the united states, who died december 14, 1799; delivered at amherst, n.h. before the inhabitants of the town of amherst
ISBN10 Number - 1385813253
Date of Publication - Apr 25, 2018
Number of Pages 24
Publisher - Gale Ecco, Print Editions
4. The lovers of amherst
ISBN10 Number - 1848666500
Date of Publication - Jul 28, 2016
Publisher - Quercus Publishing
5. The dickinsons of amherst
ISBN10 Number - 1584650680
Date of Publication - 2001
Number of Pages 209
Publisher - University Press of New England
Places in the book - Hanover, NH
6. English at amherst
ISBN10 Number - 0943184088
Date of Publication - 2005
Number of Pages 288
Publisher - Amherst College Press,Amherst College Pr
Places in the book - Amherst, Mass
7. Mouse of amherst
ISBN10 Number - 0606208127
Date of Publication - Feb 01, 2002
Publisher - Demco Media
8. Letters from amherst
ISBN10 Number - 0819578207
Date of Publication - Mar 07, 2019
Number of Pages 160
Publisher - Wesleyan University Press
9. The belle of amherst
Date of Publication - 2007
Number of Pages 98
Publisher - Samuel French
Places in the book - New York
10. The belle of amherst
ISBN10 Number - 0822233738
Date of Publication - Feb 15, 2016
Number of Pages 50
Publisher - Dramatist's Play Service
11. Mouse of amherst
Date of Publication - 2001
Number of Pages 64
Publisher - Farrar, Straus & Giroux
12. The lovers of amherst
"From an Oscar-nominated screenwriter and the author of Motherland, a novel about two love affairs set in Amherst--one in the present, one in the past, and both presided over by Emily Dickinson. Alice Dickinson is a young advertising executive who works in London and dreams of becoming a screenwriter. She decides to take some time off work to research her idea for a screenplay: the true story of a scandalous adulterous love affair that took place in Amherst, Massachusetts, in the 1880s. The lovers were a young faculty wife at Amherst College, Mabel Loomis Todd, and the college's treasurer, Austin Dickinson. Austin, twenty-four years Mabel's senior and married, was the brother of the reclusive poet Emily Dickinson and their trysts took place in Emily's house (with her consent). Alice travels to Amherst, staying in the house of a friend of a friend, Nick Crocker, a married English academic in his fifties. As Alice researches the affair between Austin and Mabel, and puzzles out Emily Dickinson's role, she embarks on an affair with Nick, an affair that, of course, they both know echoes the affair that she's writing about in her screenplay. Interspersed with Alice's own complicated love story is the story she is telling of Austin and Mabel, historically accurate, and meticulously recreated from their voluminous letters and diaries. Using the poems of Emily Dickinson throughout, Amherst is an exploration of the nature of passionate love, its delusions, and its glories.