Sempringham publishing, Bedford
Sempringham Studies
User-friendly texts written by acclaimed authors.

The studies have a common format with chapters on Overview and Issues,
Historiography and Continuity and Change.
Core chapters, carefully divided into subsections, include key documents and Questions to consider.
A chronology and the social and economic context enrich the texts.
 

‘... [a] well written and accessible study of Germany under Weimar and Hitler. Sixth form students will find it a real boon.’

Teaching History

 

‘... competitively priced ... it should repay its investment time and time again.’

SATH Resources Review

ISBN 0 9515764 6 1 140pp. Illustrated. £7.95      Order Form

‘... a good author; he has used his abilities to classify and condense; pupils will gain a sound basis of understanding ...’
SATH Resources Review

ISBN 0 9515764 5 3 122pp. Illustrated £7.95      Order Form

‘This is an immensely enjoyable book. Complex issues are presented in a way that is immediately accessible to A-Level students ... a masterly account.’

new perspective

ISBN 0 9515764 8 8  89pp. Illustrated  £7.95     Order Form

‘A stimulating, accessible informative little book: easily the liveliest and most useful text on this period.’
Audrey Turner, Colbayns School

‘The language and style of writing ... make his text a pleasure to read.’

Allan Ward

ISBN 0 9515764 7 X  108pp. Illustrated £7.95     Order Form

ISBN 0 9515764 4 5  122pp. Illustrated  £7.95      Order Form

‘If you are looking for topic books that will appeal to all your students, 
then do check out these books. Sempringham Studies, carefully structured 
for teachers and students, are strongly placed to meet the needs of 
the new A-Level in 2000 and beyond. 
At the very least, your Library should have them.’
(Review by the History Department,  Mark Rutherford Community College)

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Each contribution is the outcome of solid historical scholarship, while readers will enjoy the wide range of styles. ... The publishers have done teachers and students a service by bringing together an economically priced package.' 

SATH Resources Review

The distinguished contributors of these 8 landmark essays include Professors R.J. Evans and Richard Overy and Dr Bruce Waller

ISBN 0 9515764 2 9  76pp. Illustrated  £7.95     Order Form

‘... concise practical advice ... remarkably good value.’

Teaching History.

ISBN 0 9515764 1 0 178pp. Illustrated £7.95      Order Form

Undergraduate History Study - The Guide to Success 

by Gilbert Pleuger

The no nonsense guide to fast track undergraduate students to success. The 18 chapters are divided into two parts: study skills and an introduction to 
the theory of History.

‘Quite splendid - very much needed. Brief, practical and to the point.’

The late Professor John Fines

ISBN 0 9515764 3 7 92pp Illustrated £7.95      Order Form