Stirling Moss's Motor Racing Masterpieces

HILTON, Christopher

Sidgwich Jackson Ltd

Originally published in 1997 by Sidgwick & Jackson, an account of the discovery of the Bible codes. It also examines the historical context and implications of the codes and is illustrated with charts and tables.

Truth Behind the Bible Code

Satinover, Jeffrey

Madame Vestris a Theatrical Biography

Williams, Clifford J

A discussion of Atlantis, Stonehenge, Bigfoot, UFOs, and other enigmas and their possible explanations is complemented by extracts from major works on the subjects covered and a selection of engravings and photographs

Ancient Mysteries

Haining, Peter`

The former president examines the forces contending for power in today's world, assesses their goals, strategies and relative strengths and weaknesses, and weighs the implications of current trends

Real War

NIXON, Richard

Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and uncommonly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 274 pages; Impressively map and photo illustrated and complete with a comprehensive bibliography.

Hitler Lives and the Generals Die

Galante, Pierre

SISTER WOLF

Marit Deym, an eccentric young woman whose large plot of land is a refuge for a diverse collection of wild animals, passionately surrenders to a young schoolteacher of blind adolescents before turning violently jealous

Sister Wolf

Literature & Fiction

Arensberg, Ann

Literary

Who the Farewell Tour

Arts & Photography

Goddard, Peter

Music

<p>One of the outstanding poets of the twentieth century, Ezra Pound was also an active fascist and anti-Semite. Indicted on nineteen counts of treason for his anti-American broadcasts over Mussolini's Radio Rome during World War II, Pound escaped trial by pleading insanity. He spent the next twelve years at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington, D.C., until his literary friends--Ernest Hemingway, Archibald MacLeish, and William Carlos Williams among them--mounted a campaign to secure his release. In this stunning biography, E. Fuller Torrey, who was himself a psychiatrist at St. Elizabeths, assesses the sanity of Ezra Pound. Using Pound's psychiatric hospital records, which Torrey obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and which had never previously been released, Torrey concludes that Pound did not go mad during World War II. Torrey also reveals the story of the salon Pound ran at St. Elizabeths and describes the collaboration of psychiatrists and poets in maintaining the charade of Pound's insanity. He also discloses, for the first time, Pound's support of Hitler as well as of Mussolini and explicates some of Pound's stranger mystical and sexual beliefs. Torrey integrates Pound's chaotic personal life with his poetry, illuminating both. The Roots of Treason is as entrancing as the moveable feast of literary Paris in the 1920s, and as chilling as the most recent acquittal of a murder who claimed to be insane.</p>

The Roots of Treason: Ezra Pound and the Secret of St. Elizabeths

TORREY, E. Fuller

Poetry

<p>Traces the lives of the parents of Queen Elizabeth II, describes how they adjusted to the change from Duke and Duchess of York to King and Queen of England, and tells how the Queen Mother continues to serve her nation</p>

King George VI and Queen Elisabeth

WARWICK, CHRISTOPHER

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