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English Education: A Perspective of Eton

Education & Teaching

OLLARD, Richard

Schools & Teaching

Wm. Collins Sons & Co.

Aimed at the general reader this well-informed account of the complex events and issues of the Civil War period covers the political background as fully as the great battles and sieges. In the hardback edition, the book was widely praised by historians as a general survey of rare quality.

This War Without an Enemy: A History of the English Civil Wars

History

Europe

HarperCollins, Publishers

Regarded by many as one of the best stories in British history, Charles II''s escape after the battle of Worcester is retold by Richard Ollard. The account covers th e six week period during which the King was on the run. '

The Escape of Charles II: After the Battle of Worcester (History and Politics)

Constable and Company Ltd.

As historian and polemicist, Rowse was deeply involved in many of the key debates of the mid-century. He combined Marxist historiography and keen English patriotism, support for modernism with deep attachment to the traditions of the college he loved, All Souls. Above all, he was both an industrious and influential academic historian and an energetic participant in political, cultural and literary life. This engagement reached its zenith in Rowse's principled and vindicated opposition to appeasement. This authorized biography draws a full picture of one of the dominant figures of Oxford, Cornwall and England. In doing so, Richard ollard illuminates many of the bewildering changes of the 20th century.

A Man of Contradictions: A Life of A.L. Rowse

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

Penguin Uk

Pepys: A biography (Oxford paperbacks)

Oxford Univ. Press

. with dw, 1987 bookplate Lord Fanshawe Richmond

Clarendon and his friends

Hamish Hamilton

<p>Examines differences between the monarchs' reigns and the images that the father and son created for themselves</p>

The Image of the King: A Biography of Charles I and Charles II

World

Macmillan Pub. Co.

Dorset delights by its differences. It is a county of villages and small towns languidly spread over countryside that never remains the same for more than fifteen or twenty miles in any direction. There are no big towns - Bournemouth was only wrenched out of Hampshire a few years ago to help with the rates and has no Dorset characteristics. The county has no cathedral. It has no university. It has never fielded a first-class side at county Cricket. It hardly has any main through road. . . . Yet the last adjective that could be applied for Dorset is dim. It has always counted at every stage of our history and in our pre-history it was without rival. From the first chapter Dorset is a county brimming with history - Iron Age forts, saxon churches, remnants of the Civil War. In this affectionate and beautifully written volume. Richard Ollard takes readers around the county he most loves, giving them sound advice on where to go and what to do.

DORSET (Pimlico County History Guides)

RANDOM HOUSE UK

Man of Contradictions

Allen Lane/The Penguin Press

The Escape of Charles II

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The Escape of Charles II: After the Battle of Worcester

Americas

Hippocrene Books

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