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Paul Chrystal

Weird and Wonderful Stories of Ancient Greece and Rome Paul Chrystal has an astonishing knowledge of little-known ancient texts that were often boring and long winded. He has taken the...

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Mark Johnston.

Remarkable stories of battlefield courage Mark Johnston is a leading authority on the Australian Army in World War 2. He is a Historian and head of History at Scotch college...

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Christopher K Pike

Making Sense of War War After Ukraine draws to a finale the three book series on making Sense of War from Christopher K Pike in which he details the How,...

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Patricia Lovett.

In this beautiful coffee table book, The Art of the Scribe Patricia Lovett has combined the practical art of calligraphy while looking at ancient manuscripts to show some of the...

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Edited Julia Nicholson,

Editor of the book Intrepid Women, Adventures in Anthropology Julia Nicholson, has chosen six women who have exceeded in their desires to understand and document their anthropological fieldwork. Their work...

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Christopher K Pike

Making Sense of War  War in Context is book two in the tribology Making Sense of War in which Christopher K Pike reviews the conflicts since the cessation of hostilities...

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Luke Eastwood

The legend of Scotia has long been a part of Irish folklore and proved far too tempting to author Luke Eastwood, also a Druid, to resist, as tales that surrounded...

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Sophie Collins

The life, times and writings of Jane Austen What a beautiful book Jane Austen’s Notebook is to hold and enjoy with the A5 size of the pages making it easy...

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Christopher K Pike

War is a paradox and a war is a scandal and regardless of what you think about War, how long or how often you pray or wish for world peace,...

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Dr Peter Cowley

Thomas Scott Townsend (1812-1869) was a man who, over the time of his amazing life spent surveying the unknown and vast area of what is now New South Wales and...

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Peter Ackroyd

Faith of a Nation This scholarly and deeply researched book, The English Soul, will be of great value to those interested in English History, The Christian Religion, and well known...

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Edited by Brigitta Olubas, Susan Wyndham

The Letters Shirley Hazzard and Elizabeth Harrower, although two Australian born literary luminaries, have often been underappreciated and ignored by many of their contemporaries and readers. In “Hazzard and Harrower...