On the night of 18 November 1958, Ian Harvey, then a junior minister in Harold Macmillan's Tory government, was arrested with a guardsman in St James's Park. Homosexuality would not be decriminalised until a decade later; the scandal that ensued prompted Harvey's resignation from the government and Parliament, and the end of a brilliant career. Originally published in 1971, Harvey's account of his spectacular fall from grace is an extraordinary record of a time and its attitudes as well as a poignant reflection of a life caught unexpectedly in scandal.

To fall like Lucifer

Medical Books

Harvey, Ian

Psychology

Sidgwick and Jackson

Technique of Persuasion

Legal Education

The Falcon Press

Marriage That Works: Building a Loving, Lasting Relationship

Powell, Cliff

Barker, Graham

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Albatross Books Pty Ltd

<p>Military tanks are diced, sliced, and shown in cross-section to show exactly how the electrical systems and outer armor are designed to provide powerful fighting stations. Original.</p>

Look Inside Cross-Sections: Tanks

Children's Books

Chasemore, Richard

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

DK Pub.

Massage Is Weird: How to Beat Burnout and Kick Butt as a Massage Therapist

Alternative Medicine

Independently published

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