Francis Kilvert by David Lockwood
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Kilvert's diaries are famous throughout the world. They are acclaimed for quality of the diaryist's response to Victorian society and his passionate love of the natural world. Life in his two homes, near Chippenham and on the Radnor-Hereford border (now known as 'Kilvert Country') shines through his wri ...Show more
In Our Infancy, 1882-1912 - An Autobiography by Helen Corke
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In this volume of autobiography Helen Corke, now aged 93, recalls her childhood and youth before the First World War. Her account has both a personal and a representative significance. Helen Corke has a gift for recounting the development of her own consciousness and her personality is revealed through ...Show more
Maggie by Maggie Tabberer
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There are few genuine larger than life, enduring legends in Australia. Maggie is one of them, and this is her frank, forthright, no-holds barred story.
Recollections of a Westminster Antiquary by Lawrence Edward Tanner
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Saki - A Life of Hector Hugh Munro: With Six Stories Never Before Collected by A. J. Langguth
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Shakespeare and the Countess: The Battle That Gave Birth to the Globe by Chris Laoutaris
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"Fabulous! Ground-breaking ...a gripping tale that enables us to see Shakespeare in a new light". (Alison Weir). In November 1596 a woman signed a document which would nearly destroy the career of William Shakespeare...Who was the woman who played such an instrumental, yet little known, role in Shakespe ...Show more
The Good German of Nanking - The Diaries of John Rabe by John Rabe; Erwin Wickert (Editor); John E. Woods (Translator)
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In 1937, as the invading Japanese Army closed on Nanking, then the capital of China, all foreigners were ordered to leave the city. One man, a mild 55-year-old German named John Rabe, who ran the local Siemens factory, refused on the grounds that it would show a bad example to his Chinese workers. Sendi ...Show more