The only true apostle of Ireland who more or less converted the country single-handed? or a Christian bishop from the embattled edge of a crumbling empire? All that can really be known of Patrick comes from his authentic writings - the 'Confessio' and the 'Epistola' (Address to the Soldiers of Coroticus). Thomas O'Loughlin's engaging yet scholarly reflections on these fifth-century texts lead us into a greater understanding of the mind of Patrick, the man, believer and missionary. Explanatory notes woven through the translations illuminate a very different world and time; it is not long before we realize, however, that Patrick's theology is no less relevant to our own.

Saint Patrick: The Man and His Works

Biographies & Memoirs

Thomas O'Loughlin

O'Loughlin, Thomas

Historical

Sutton Pub Ltd

This book tells the story of one of the most controversial kings in European history. Richard III has been depicted as a villain and the murderer of his innocent nephews; yet some contend he was a wronged victim who did his best for his kingdom and family. This lavishly illustrated book explores the controversial life of Richard III and his reign. 150 color and b&amp;w photos.

Richard III and the Princes in the Tower

History

Pollard, A.J.

Europe

200 nostalgic steam photographs recapture the end of the age of steam in Bristol and Somerset.

The Last Days of Steam in Bristol and Somerset

MAGGS, Colin Gordon

World

Buried Alive (Pocket Classics Series)

Literature & Fiction

Bennett., Arnold

British & Irish

Amaryllis at the Fair (Alan Sutton Pocket Classics Series)

Richard, Jefferies

Classics

Gerard Roylake returns from years of banishment to take up his inheritance surrounded by strangers. A meeting with Cristel Toller brings back childhood memories, but also introduces him to a sinister man known only as The Lodger. Besotted with Cristel, he exerts a peculiar influence on everyone.

The Guilty River (Pocket Classics Series)

COLLINS, WILKIE

_Sardanapalus builded seven cities in a day. Let us eat, drink, and sleep, for tomorrow we die._ "Ideas," she said. "Oh, as for ideas--" "Well?" I hazarded, "as for ideas?" We went through the old gateway and I cast a glance over my shoulder. The noon sun was shining over the masonry, over the little saints' effigies, over the little fretted canopies, the grime and the white streaks of bird-dropping. "There," I said, pointing toward it, "doesn't that suggest something to you?" She made a motion with her head-half negative, half contemptuous. "But," I stuttered, "the associations -- the ideas -- the historical ideas--" She said nothing. "You Americans," I began, but her smile stopped me. It was as if she were amused at the utterances of an old lady shocked by the habits of the daughters of the day. It was the smile of a person who is confident of superseding one fatally.

The Inheritors (Pocket Classics)

Ford, Madox Ford

Joseph, Conrad

From the author of MIDDLEMARCH and SILAS MARNER, a story of frustrated intelligence and longing, featuring the intelligent Maggie, who yearns to be loved, and her brother Tom, who is forced to study. When Maggie is cast out by Tom, she is ostracized by society, and must face the consequences of renunciation.

The Mill on the Floss (Pocket Classics)

ELIOT, GEORGE

Literary

The moonstone is a yellow diamond of unearthly beauty brought from India and given to Rachel Verrinder as an eighteenth birthday present, but the fabled diamond carries with it a terrible curse.

The Moonstone (Pocket Classics)

An unusual, illustrated edition with 37 high quality photographs revealing the people and atmosphere of contemporary Dublin.

Dubliners

Joyce., James

History & Criticism

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