Best Selling Books by Fred Daly

This manual aims to give a thorough knowledge of the basic features of the programming language logo, including recursion and list manipulation. It takes the reader through logo in a structured order and covers the main versions of logo which have been implemented on the BBC, RML, Apple II and Spectrum microcomputers. The manual is based on in-service courses for teachers given by the authors.

Explains the terms, rules, conventions, systems and offices which govern parliamentary and political practice in Canberra.

This sophisticated image-processing program represents the most comprehensive graphics package yet produced for the BBC microcomputer. It offers exceptional ease of use without sacrificing any creative power. Displays involving shapes, lines, textures, patterns, or text can be built up using just the keyboard or any one of several input devices; areas can be repeated, distorted, rotated and rearranged; video images can be transferred onto the screen and incorporated into the work. The finished picture can then be printed or can be stored on the separate Sketchbook disc for subsequent display. The accompanying 80 page full colour Handbook is suitable for those who are not familiar with computers and shows the amazing versatility of the package.

A large part of the collection comprises Fred Daly''s original chronological files and his files on ''personalities''. The papers include a large number of press cuttings and also press releases, reports, campaign material, Hansard extracts, correspondence, notes and diaries. References to many individuals and events occur throughout the papers, for example particularly across the series ''Chronological files'', ''Elections'', ''Subject files'', and ''Personalities''