In 1747 a British soldier called John Godfrey sat down to write a book on self-defence. With sometimes brutal clarity, he codified the basic principles of armed and unarmed combat and told how the champions of his day fought with swords, sticks and fists. Accepted by experts as the first-ever book on boxing and a primary text on fencing, Captain Godfrey's Treatise is now republished for the first time in two-and-a-half centuries.

A Treatise upon the Useful Science of Defense

Godfrey, John

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Milo Books

Mickey Francis and his brothers led an army of Manchester City thugs on a 15-year trail of terror on the streets and football terraces of Britain. They fought scores of pitched battles with rival 'firms' until they were arrested by the police in the most successful undercover operation of its kind.

Guvnors

Sports & Outdoors

Mickey Francis

Peter Walsh1

Biographies

Size Doesn't Matter: Neil Back: the Autobiography

Neil Back

Biographies & Memoirs

No major football club has endured a more controversial and turbulent last decade than Manchester City. One of Britain's biggest clubs, it has ridden a rollercoaster that has seen it hire and fire almost a dozen managers; slump to the lowest point in its long history; undergo a vicious takeover battle that led to the premature death of the most powerful man in British football; and then begin to claw itself back to the verge of a return to glory. Simply put, this is their story. Illustrated with 8 pages of b & w plates.

Blue Moon Rising: The Fall and Rise of Manchester City

Burgess, Richard

Buckley, Andy

Soccer

Mean Streets: A Journey Through the Northern Underworld

Politics & Social Sciences

Barnes, Tony

Social Sciences

Memoirs of the Undefeated Bareknuckle Champion of Great Britain and Ireland

King of the Gypsies: Memoirs Ofthe Undefeated Bareknuckle Champion of Great Britain and Ireland

Walsh, Peter

Gorman, Bartley

Curtis Warren is an underworld legend, the Liverpool scally who took the methods of the street corner and elevated them to an art form. He forged direct links with the the cocaine cartels of Columbia, the heroine godfathers of Turkey, the cannabis cultivators of Marocco and the Ectasy manufacturers of Holland and Eastern Europe. His drugs went around the world, from the clubs of Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin to the golden beaches of Sydney.
This acclaimed and best-selling biography uncovers his meteoric rise from street mugger to the richest and most successful British criminal who has ver been caught. It relates how the Liverpool mafia became the UK's foremost drug importers; tells how Warren survived gang warfare and how he corrupted top-level police officers; unveils the inside story of the biggest and most successful British law enforcement operation ever undertaken; and reveals the explosive contents of the covert wiretaps that brought his global empire crashing down. 
Thoroughly revised and updated, COCKY is a shocking insight into organized crime and an important investigation into a contemporary international drug baron.
'Compelling' - The Observer. 
Shortlisted for the Macallan Gold Dagger for Crime Non-fiction.

Cocky: The Rise & Fall of Curtis Warren, Britain's Biggest Drug Baron

Elias, Richard

For 20 years, Steve Cowens kept a diary of the violent exploits of one of the country's most active hooligan gangs. In this book he reveals the links between the different hooligan groups around the country, how they communicate and how they organise.

Blades Business Crew: The Shocking Diary of a Soccer Hooligan Top Boy

Cowens, Steve

The authorised biography of Sir Tom Finney, considered by many to be England's greatest-ever footballer and a legend who can perhaps only be compared to his great rival Sir Stanley Matthews. Written with the full co-operation of Finney, the book tells the complete story of his life - from his working class Lancashire roots to his days as a football hero playing for the England team. Essential for anyone interested in football. Wide press and media coverage guaranteed. Illustrated with 16 pages of b/w photos.

Football Legend: The Authorised Biography of Tom Finney

Agnew, Paul

A shocking investigation of the ruthless men behind Europe's most violent neo-Nazi gang and their campaign of terror on Britain's streets. Combat 18 was formed in 1991 and for the next decade it was involved in football hooliganism, gun running to Loyalist paramilitaries, numerous street clashes with left-wing protesters, firebombings and ultimately, murder. Written by the editor of 'Searchlight' magazine, it exposes the charismatic leaders of the organisation, their warped ideology, and how their organisation collapsed in a bloody internal feud. Illustrated.

White Riot: The Violent Story of Combat 18

Politics & Government

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