Opening with an overview of the reigns of the first four Tudor monarchs, the author emphasizes just how much England was in need of a strong and charismatic ruler, particularly after the disastrous reign of "Bloody Mary." Subsequent chapters examine the make up of the royal court and the personality of Elizabeth herself, showing how her perilous path to the throne taught her much that was to stand her in good stead as Queen.

All the Queen's Men: The World of Elizabeth I

Biographies & Memoirs

Brimacombe, Peter

Community & Culture

Sutton Publishing

The Black Tulip (Pocket Classics)

Literature & Fiction

DUMAS, ALEXANDRE

Genre Fiction

English Local History: An Introduction (Britain in Old Photographs)

John Coulter

"The production of the first Morris motor car in 1913 introduced a marque into British motoring history which was to survive until 1983. Within a short period William Morris had utilized the car chassis as a basis for a small van - the first Morris Commercial." "Facilities to manufacture larger commercials became available in 1923, and the formation of Morris Commercial Cars Limited in 1924 opened up a new market. In the following years many variations of Morris Commercials were introduced, and by the outbreak of the Second World War the company had produced heavy lorries, tractor units, single- and double-decker buses, taxis, ambulances, and most of the motorized vehicles for the British Army. The outbreak of hostilities saw Morris Commercial production switched to the manufacture of such items as tanks, bren-gun carriers and military vehicles." "The amalgamation of Morris with its major rival, Austin, in 1952, to form the British Motor Corporation heralded an inevitable move towards rationalization, and in 1968 the 'Morris' name on the Commercials finally disappeared in favour of the 'BMC' badge." "Here for the first time is a unique collection of over 150 photographs tracing the proud and fascinating history of Morris Commercials. Each remarkable illustration recaptures the attention to individual requirements and lack of uniformity in design so marvellously evocative of the period. This is complemented by the text which provides both absorbing detail for the enthusiast and interesting facts for the general reader."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Morris Commercial Vehicles

Engineering & Transportation

Edwards, Harry

Automotive

This study discusses the political and military background to the battle and documents its chaotic aftermath.

The Battle of Naseby and the Fall of King Charles the First (Illustrated History Paperbacks)

History

ASHLEY, Maurice

Europe

During the opening four months of the First World War no fewer than 46 soldiers from the British and Commonwealth armies were awarded Britain's highest award for gallantry, the Victoria Cross. In a series of mini-biographies, Gerald Gliddon examines the men and the dramatic events that led to the award of this most coveted of medals. These men were "ordinary" soldiers from widely differing social backgrounds, who all acted above and beyond the call of duty. Each story is told chronologically and offers a fresh perspective on the opening stages of the "war to end wars."

VCs of the First World War: 1914

GLIDDON, Gerald

Historical

Medieval Queenship (History/prehistory & Medieval History)

Parsons, J C

A Victorian Household (Social History)

Nicholson, Shirley

INVISIBLE POWER: ELIZABETHAN SECRET SERVICES, 1570-1603 (ILLUSTRATED HISTORY PAPERBACKS)

Alan Haynes

Book by Williamson, Henry (Introduction By Anne Williamson)

Dark Lantern (Pocket Classics)

HENRY WILLIAMSON

Literary

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