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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…
SPECIAL OFFER – Was £35.00 now £25.00 A reprint of Bartholomew Howlett’s beautifully illustrated book of Lincolnshire. This rare book gives a fascinating insight of Lincolnshire in the late 1790s. …
The Channel Island of Guernsey has a unique and fascinating history. Nestling in the English Channel between France and England the island has been involved with major historical events for…
John Reed born in 1937, spent his childhood in the village of Ruskington, Lincolnshire, until he joined the Royal Navy as a 16 year old in January 1954. This book…
The third, and last, in the series of titbits of Lincolnshire history. The witch of Tetford (known as ‘E’) was believed to be able to turn herself into a cat…
This book, in two parts, aims to give recognition to all those who gave their lives in either the First or Second World Wars but who, for a wide variety…
This book, in two parts, aims to give recognition to all those who gave their lives in either the First or Second World Wars but who, for a wide variety…
Guernsey’s progress towards sexual equality has been slow, and many of the legislative milestones reached in the UK in Victorian or Edwardian times were not achieved locally until well into…
Foreword by Sir Richard Collas, Bailiff of Guernsey. There can be few individuals who have been at the centre of so many momentous events of the 20th century. As an…
Follow the second half of Captain John Smith’s life, from his leaving Jamestown, his exploration of New England and his meeting again with Pocahontas (A child of the Algonquian and…
During WWI Lincoln became one of the largest aircraft production centres in the world. This book, with the aid of many previously unpublished photographs, describes the work of four city…
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…
David Norman Robinson OBE MSc was born in Horncastle in August 1927. He was educated at Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School and went on to graduate from Nottingham University with an…
Born in Stalybridge in 1913 the author worked in the area as errand boy and then machine-shop apprentice until made redundant in the early 1930s. With little chance of employment…
A Charity book of recipes and inspiration from the best selling series ‘The Chronicles of St Mary’s’ with a foreword by Jodi Taylor. All proceeds go to Jodi’s Children’s Cancer…
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