The Civil War in Hampshire

History

Tony MacLachlan

Europe

Rowanvale Books

The Civil War in Winchester

Richard Sawyer

The American War of Independence was a long and arduous fight by a young nation to break free of outside control. Tony Maclachlan, having already written extensively on the Civil Wars closer to home in Hampshire and Wiltshire, now continues to focus on the struggles, victories and defeats of the American forces.  Maclachlan recounts the causes and politics of the War, bringing the battles to life with anecdotes, data and maps. He explains the wider campaign and the individual strategies employed, as well as providing detail on the people involved. The result is an informative and enjoyable read which leaves the reader in no doubt as to Maclachlan’s knowledge and enthusiasm of this fascinating struggle for independence.  With maps designed and produced by Rowanvale Books and personal touches throughout, this text will appeal to a wide audience. It provides key information that would perfectly suit college and university courses covering American History, war gaming societies and any general reader who wishes to learn more about this turning point in history.  With such obvious passion for his subject, Maclachlan’s They Came Three Thousand and Died will no doubt grip the reader and leave them in anticipation of the final instalment in this trilogy.

They Came Three Thousand Miles and Died: The American War of Independence

MacLachlan, Tony

Americas

A Long Time Coming: Snapshots of Life in the South Wales Valleys

Arts & Photography

West, David

Photography & Video

When Edward met Angie, she seemed like a nice girl and a doting mother. Angie was going through a nasty divorce and Edward was happy to offer his support. Shortly they formed a special connection: I felt I could tell her anything.  Before long, Angie and Edward moved in together with Angie’s little boy and life took a happy and calm path for the three of them. Until one evening when Angie put out her burning cigarette onto Edward’s wrist.  This is the story of Edward Charles, a man who was physically and mentally abused by his wife for years. Forced to move out of his house with no access to see his daughter, Edward fought a long and hard battle with the Courts and the authorities to make them accept the truth: he was subjected to vicious domestic abuse.  This book is the diary of this battle as well as the heart-breaking testimony of a father refused access to his daughter. Even though I haven’t seen Faith for over three years now, she is always in my heart and in my mind. Any parent will say that children should always come first. Yes, there are exceptions to this as you will read in this book; some parents go against the grain. Children are being used as weapons against fathers and mothers who love them very much.  This book is dedicated to my beautiful daughter with a lot of love.

The Unspoken Abuse

Biographies & Memoirs

Charles, Edward

True Crime

Three Bullets

Jones, Gavin

Can Openers

Jones, Mal

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The Pirate Who Was Scared of Birds

Children's Books

Path, Michelle

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Challis, P. G.

The Crystal Bloodline: A Shooting Star is Not a Star

Romance

Williams, Sarah Barry

Fantasy

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