A collection of booklets looking into aspects of economics and philosophy from fundamental problems with the NHS to human attitudes to the Arms Race, World Peace and destructive addictions such as alcoholism.
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SPECIAL OFFER paperback and cased copies reduced. New prices below reflect the extra discount 🙂 John Cotton was born December 4th 1584 in Derby, a town then comprising 3,000 residents,…
Lincolnshire Archaeology & Heritage Reports Series No. 4 The fenland of south Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and west Norfolk, with its low rainfall and drying winds, was an ideal area for the…
The personal story of an alcoholic who came very close to destroying himself but who largely by his own efforts, with some help from his wife and doctor, controlled the…
Artur Immanuel Loewental (1879-1964) was a sculptor of rare talent who created medals of eminent people in Austria, Germany and Britain. Well known for his series of World War I German…
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…
The 12th and early 13th centuries were a period when England’s trade was growing and its towns were expanding. The town of Boston, Lincolnshire, was in the forefront of these…
This eighth volume in the Survey of Lincoln’s booklet series explores the district surrounding one of Lincoln’s best known geographical features, Brayford Pool. In common with other volumes in the…
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…
Parish communities were at the centre of the considerable changes that took place in religious life in England between 1660 and 1900. The development of Protestant Dissent and Evangelical Revival,…
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…
This is the third book in ‘Harry’ Young’s trilogy, following My Lincolnshire Long Ago and Where Did We Go From Here. He recalls events from the 50s and 60s that…
It was the desperate risks which faced the world because of individual and national greed in the late 1960s, particularly the oil usage which concerned Francis Pigott most and for…
An assessment by six scientists, edited by Teresa Belton, of human attitudes of mind today towards many disciplines from the military to religion and from law to mass entertainment, with…
From the villages and market towns of a quiet corner of England, men and women have, for centuries, set out on spiritual and geographical quests to change the world. This…
In the natural order of things Joe Smith, born into the family of a Lincolnshire farm worker, in 1903 could have expected to live, work and die on a farm….
In these recollections, Ronald J Hill recounts his early years as a railwayman’s son, the struggles of his family in the austerity years after World War II and the formative…
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