Originally published in 1993 and now available in paperback, a photographic account of the building of the Great Central Railway which took place between 1894 and 1899.

The Making of a Railway : The Building of the Great Central

Engineering & Transportation

ROLT, L.T.C.

Transportation

Wren's Park

This anthology uses original sources to provide eyewitness accounts of the English Civil War, conveying what it felt like to fight at Edgehill, or watch your house being ransacked or find your brother fighting on the other side. Over 50 participants are heard and placed in context. Among the sources used are the memoirs of the Verney family, Lucy Hutchinson's memoirs of her husband, Colonel Hutchinson, Hopton's narrative of his campaign in the west, Elias Archer's "True Relation" of events of 1643, the Fairfax family correspondence, Bulstrode Whitelocke's memorials of English affairs under Charles I and Charles II, Richard Symonds's diary of the marches of the Royal Army, and numerous collections of State Papers, diaries and letters of the period.

By the Sword Divided Eyewitness Accounts

Adair, John

<p>All the information that one may like to know about the World's most famous handgun.</p>

The Luger Story: The Standard History of he World's Most Famous Handgun

History

Walter, John.

Military

Invasion - The Alternate History of the German Invasion of England, July 1940

Kenneth Macksey

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Books by Wren's Park

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The Making of a Railway : The Building of the Great Central

By the Sword Divided Eyewitness Accounts

The Luger Story: The Standard History of he World's Most Famous Handgun

Invasion - The Alternate History of the German Invasion of England, July 1940