Sir James Mitchell's autobiography provides an intriguing insight into his long and eventful career at the forefront of Caribbean politics. During the thirty-five years that he was a Member of Parliament of the Grenadines, at the time of retirement, Sir James had been the longest serving Prime Minister in the Caribbean, having spent eighteen years as the head of government, and the only one to have served from Colonialism through Statehood and Independence. In addition to this, he was the only leader who founded a political party, and retired from office after winning four consecutive general elections.

Beyond the Islands: James Mitchell: An Autobiography

James Mitchell

Macmillan Caribbean

When the Boat Comes in: Bk. 1

Literature & Fiction

Hamish Hamilton

Red File for Callan

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Corgi Childrens

Callan

Corgi Books

Russian Roulette

Callan Series #2. Basis for the British TV Show starring Edward Woodward.

Russian roulette

W. Morrow

Our names are James and Jackson. In October of 2009 we made the decision to visit and take a photograph at every park in our hometown of Seattle, Washington; a city known for its natural beauty best observed through its exceptional park system. The basic idea was to include ourselves and the rainbow colored park sign that welcomes you to each park in each photograph to more or less "prove" we were there. It ended up taking us 3 years and 8 months to visit every one. We rode our bicycles to 207 of the parks and were able to include 187 different people in the project: some old friends, new friends, acquaintances, strangers, animals and even the Mayor of Seattle.This book is a 256 page, 11.8" x 8.85" hard back book that tells a personal story in the form of a field guide that belongs on a coffee table.

Reasons to Go Outside - A Seattle Parks Project

Jackson Quall

James Mitchell and Jackson Quall

Joy of Knowledge: Animals

Children's Books

Windward

When the Boat Comes in (The BBC TV Series)

Sphere Books

The Conservative Party has never been as unpopular in Scotland as it is today. By tracing the history and ideology of Conservatism in Scotland this new study helps to explain the Party's current weakness. It begins with an analysis of the Party's dominant role in developing its opposition to Scottish Home rule up to the mid-1960s and describes Edward Heath's brief flirtation with devolution in the late 1960s. The SNP challenge of the 1970s and the Conservative Party's persistent opposition to legislative devolution throughout the Labour Government are covered. Finally, the book moves up-to-date, looking at the increasing unpopularity of the Party in the 1980s and analyzing why Thatcherism has been unable to extend into a Scotland suffering from a supposed debilitating "dependency culture".

Conservatives and the Union: A Study of Conservative Party Attitudes to Scotland

History

Europe

Edinburgh University Press

READINGS IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Kendall/Hunt Publishing

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