The Heart that Would Not Hold Nicholas L. Caverly Building on his recent contribution

Building on his recent contribution to the prestigious Gifford Lectures

Based on a wealth of original sources

and extensive lists of recommended texts add to the book's utility for teachers

The ability to demonstrate professional leadership is a core requirement for social work students and social workers operating at all levels

This edited volume introduces students to the history and theory of narrative therapy

The Heart that Would Not Hold Nicholas L. Caverly Building on his recent contributionJohnston's biography traces the turbulent life of early American writer, Washington Irving, from the tragic death of his first love to his past as the Ambassador to Spain. America's first literary sophisticate, Irving was endowed with a brittle wit, a maddening detachment, a fanciful imagination, and an integrity that would not succumb to flattery or falsehood. He was a true romantic in an America which rewarded and applauded him, but was already too