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A journey to cities and towns that were central to Garibaldi's life - Genoa, Rome, Ravenna, Como, Marsala, Palermo, Naples, Turin, Venice, Florence and London.

A carefully curated collection of sixty medieval objects, from the marvellous to the bizarre, is explored and accompanied by captivating pen-and-ink drawings.

The first and most successful Daimler car produced by Jaguar Cars. Unique tribute to Daimler and Jaguar's first and most successful joint venture.

This compendium looks at pen portraits of a selection of soldiers on the Western Front who never returned home.

The untold story of Midland Fox, operator of buses and coaches in the Midlands from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s.

What do we mean when we use the the term 'the Establishment'? Arguably, the bedrock is not made up of politicians or media moguls - it's the noble families of England, even in the 21st century.

A fascinating exploration of Cumbria's historic churches. Will be of interest to all those who live in or are visiting this attractive county in England.

A fascinating exploration of Warwickshire's historic churches. Will be of interest to all those who live in or are visiting this attractive county in England.

A celebration of Edinburgh's individual and often strange history - from eccentric characters to odd events and places

ADLERTAG. Eagle Day, Operation Eagle Attack, 13 August 1940. Hitler has ordered the destruction of the RAF in preparation for the invasion of Britain.

Documenting the author's experiences in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Tony Rossiter offers a revealing and fascinating insight into life as a British diplomat during this tumultuous period.

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Explore the town of Scarborough in this fully illustrated A-Z guide to its history, people and places.

Philip Wallis chronicles the great variety of operators and buses to be found in Essex before National Bus Company standardisation set in.

Explore the rich history of Macclesfield in this guided tour through its most fascinating historic and modern buildings.

New paperback edition - The fascinating hidden history of the British royal family's nearly men - those who had been destined for the throne, but never made it. Mantle explores the story behind these would-be-kings, showing how the question of succession has not always been a straightforward one.

This is a fighter pilot's memoir of four tumultuous years, 1938-1942, when he was first trained, then fought and survived in not one but two of the biggest aerial campaigns of the war, the Battle of Britain and the equally epic, but lesser known, Siege of Malta. When the Germans were blitzing their way across France in spring 1940, Pilot Officer Tom Neil had just received his first posting - to 249 Squadron. Nineteen years old and fresh from training, he was soon to be pitched into the maelstrom of air fighting on which the very survival of Britain would come to depend. By the end of the year he had shot down thirteen enemy aircraft, seen many of his friends killed, injured or burned, and was himself a wary and accomplished fighter pilot. Out of the frying pan and into the fire, Tom was then shipped off to the beleaguered island of Malta to face a second Luftwaffe onslaught. Again heavily engaged, he shot down another enemy fighter and survived a number of engine failures and other emergencies. Now ninety-five, he is one of only twenty-five Battle of Britain veterans still alive and this vivid memoir is his last word on his fighter pilot experiences.

A wealth of stunning rail images from across the North American continent, coupled with amusing anecdotes and intriguing insights.

An illustrated guide to the heyday of American Grand Prix racing. This book is an essential guide for all formula 1 fanatics.

An indispensable concise guide to one of the British armed forces' most loved Second World War vehicles.

Historian Robert Hendry documents an illustrated view of the Southern railway lines in Devon and Cornwall.

Commercial aviation author Charles Woodley charts the rise of Britain's largest independent airline, British United Airways, during the 1960s.

A fascinating and important exploration of Bristol's historic churches over the centuries, will be of interest to all those who live in or are visiting this city.