These titles are all new, but I have very limited numbers of copies left.
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Foreword by Raoul Lempriere. Walmesley wrote this travellers’ guide in 1821, at a time when, just after the Napoleonic Wars, the Channel Islands were becoming known as a quiet retreat…
Bees are an essential part of our natural world and their importance in pollinating our food crops cannot be overstated. Over a third of the world’s food is dependent upon…
History of Boston Series. No. 14 – Published in 1976. This is a First Edition. Steven N Davis was born in Birmingham in 1949. His aim here is largely to…
History of Boston Series. No. 13 – Published in 1975. This is a First Edition. This book is presented as a complement to, and continuation of, my Boston and the…
History of Boston Series. No. 11 – Published in 1974. This is a First Edition. This work is not intended as an academic text-book history of Boston’s Newspapers, although I…
An outline indication of the present understanding and realisation of the significance of a number of commonly discussed social, economical and political questions. This booklet is presented as short chapters…
When I grew up in Hull during the 1950s and 60s, the city was a major seaport and home to the largest deep-sea fishing port in the country. As a…
Nearly five decades have gone by since the voters of Lincoln helped to reshape the nation’s political scene and their rebel MP Dick Taverne spearheaded what was to be a…
The author, Ray Bell, was born in 1930, in a one-up, one-down, farm labourer’s cottage in Eastgate, within a stone’s throw of the main entrance to the Showground at Heckington. …
Exams are a feature of everyone’s lives and can often seem daunting. David Lambourne’s informative book guides both parents and students through the minefield of exams. Coursework, essay writing, revision…
A model history of a local community’s part in the Great War – in this case, not a Pals’ battalion, but a factory: that of Reckitts’, in 1914 Hull’s largest…
This book, which has a foreword by Ross Burden, celebrity chef and star of BBC’s Ready Steady Cook combines the themes of food and sign language. It will help children…
This book is original in its approach to teaching sign language because, unlike other books, it does not just rely on photographs and descriptions of the signs. The signs used…
A selection of picture postcards featuring scenes during the past century, with informative captions. Goods traffic had been the rationale behind railway-building in Lincolnshire but by the 1880s the carrying…
Lincolnshire was (in 2004) England’s second largest county. Its towns and villages offer many contrasts. There is Lincoln’s Gothic cathedral; Stamford, dubbed ‘England’s most attractive town’ by John Betjeman and…
This is a fascinating look, through the eyes of the young daughter of the Master and Mistress of the Boston Workhouse, later known as St John’s, then Woodlands Court and…
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