Not Bad Just a Little Mad

Clara Rosa De Lima

Arthur H.Stockwell

Pick and shovel poems

Ian E Kaye

They Stood in the Door

Literature & Fiction

Don MacNaughton

Genre Fiction

Stories from eighty years of travel and adventure

GREENHALGH-SHAW, Frederic

Gavaghan, Terence. Of Lions and Dung Beetles - [A Man in the Middle of Colonial Administration in Kenya]. Elms Court / Ilfracombe, Arthur H. Stockwell Ltd., 1999. Octavo. III, 322 pages. Illustrated with many photographs. Original Hardcover with original dustjacket in protective collector's mylar. Excellent condition with only minor signs of external wear. Signed by the author on the titlepage. Rare publication ! Includes for example the following essays: Within the colonial Maze / Voyage to Nairobi / Kitui District / Rail across the Rift / Nyanza Province / Kisii District / Kisumu District / Mandera District / Kakamega District / Mombasa / Taita-Taveta District / Kitambu District / Local Government / Africanization and Training / Index of Names /

Of lions and dung beetles

Terence Gavaghan

Biographies & Memoirs

King Arthur's Realm A History of the Kingdom of Cornwall

History

David P.Riley

Europe

A Gem of a Story

Andrew Noble

Contemporary

<p>'Green Valley Farm' is a romantic saga based around a Cornish Farm.</p>

Green Valley Farm

Moray-Brown, P.

Mantles and Matches: A Hertfordshire Childhood

Eldrett, Molly

Through the winter of 2002/3, as Britain and the United States prepare for war with Iraq, one man above all others is doing his utmost to avoid conflict. Step forward Captain Harry Flashman, a staff officer with the Queen's Royal Hussars and distant descendant of legendary Victorian scoundrel General Sir Harry Flashman, VC. The passing generations have done nothing to fortify his moral fibre. Flashman's journey begins with a posting to Plymouth, home of the Royal Marines, in time to join the impending Gulf deployment. Despite his protestations he is shipped to Kuwait to begin a relatively secure job with Brigade Headquarters. But his plans for a cosy war spent safely behind a desk are rudely interrupted by an enforced move to a front-line unit. After bust-ups with the Americans and a foiled attempt to avoid the invasion altogether, Flashman finds himself in the one place he has tried so hard to avoid: the very vanguard of the assault. Landing by helicopter with the Royal Marines, he is soon footslogging through the mud and fighting for his life as the men of 42 Commando seize their objectives on the Al Faw Peninsula. Based on the experiences of the author, Harry Flashman and the Invasion of Iraq is a historically accurate account of events in the Gulf during spring 2003 - embellished only slightly for the enjoyment of the reader.

Harry Flashman and the Invasion of Iraq

H. C. Tayler

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