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Sir Thomas Malory's Tales of King Arthur

Literature & Fiction

MALORY, THOMAS

SENIOR, Michael

History & Criticism

Collins

Health and Illness provides a comprehensive, concise and accessible introduction to the topic, presented in an attractive manner, with relevant activities and exercises to ensure that students' learning is as active as possible. The activities, which are a central feature of the book, develop study skills such as essay writing, note-taking and responding to data/stimulus questions.

Health and Illness (Skills-based Sociology)

Politics & Social Sciences

Viveash, Bruce

Social Sciences

Red Globe Press

Tropical Lands

History

World

Longman Publishing Group

Physical description; 240,[24]p : ill, maps ; 23cm. Notes; Bibliographyp.229-231. - Includes index. Subjects; Wales, North - Guidebooks. Wales, North - Description and travel.

Portrait of North Wales;

Travel

Specialty Travel

Robert Hale, Ltd.

Portrait of South Wales (Portrait books)

Robert_Hale

<p>And each slow dusk a drawing-down of blinds. - Rupert Brooke History tells us that no community in Britain escaped the carnage of the First World War. Up and down the country, war memorials bear silent testimony to the men who went away to fight and never returned. The Lee - a village in Buckinghamshire - was certainly no different. Men from the village joined the local Buckinghamshire Territorial Army battalion and went away to fight; many died serving their King and Country. But The Lee was also special in a number of ways. On the eve of war in August 1914, village life in The Lee was slightly unusual. The village itself was owned by Sir Arthur Liberty, the founder of the Regent Street store. As the Lord of the Manor he had a marked personal impact on village life, introducing The Lee Magazine, which vividly recorded the effects of war on the community. The war was a great leveler: men from rich and poor backgrounds alike joined the colors and fate was even-handed in deciding who survived the hell of the trenches. Michael Senior's compelling narrative interweaves everyday village life and events on the Western Front, drawing on a wide range of unpublished letters, diaries, memoirs and newspapers.</p>

No Finer Courage: A Village in the Great War

Military

Sutton Pub Ltd

Myth and history mingle beautifully in the story of the Emperor Maxen and his dream of Branwen and the actual history of the Roman occupation of Britain.

Myths of Britain

Europe

Orbis Publishing

Harlech and Lleyn : The History of South-West Gwynedd

Gwasg Carreg Gwalch

The Story of the Dee in Wales

"An island always has an unique character and a distinct history of its own, and Angelsey is no exception to this rule. Since prehistoric time, man has found it a hospitable place to live in, even though it has seen much turmoil and many different invaders over the centuries. Today the evidence of the different ages of man are well-preserved on Angelsey, and this interestingly illustrated book by a local historian guides us to those sometimes quite remote places of interest, putting them all in their historical background..."

Anglesey: The Island's Story

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