Subject: History

Wolsey

John Matusiak,

The Times Great Women’s Lives

Lucy Worsley (Foreword), Sue Corbett,

Custody, Care and Criminality

Brendan Kelly, Harry Kennedy,

The Little Book of Jack the Ripper

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Knowing Their Place?

Pam Hirsch (Foreword), Dr Brendan Walsh,

Princesses on the Wards

Coryne Hall,

Who Takes Britain to War?

James Gray, Mark Lomas QC,

Voices from History: East London Suffragettes

Sarah Jackson, Rosemary Taylor,

Calendar of Crime

Peter Stubley,

A Toby in the Lane

Paul Morris,

Henry Ford: pocket GIANTS

David Long,

Ice Captain: The Life of J.R. Stenhouse

Stephen Haddelsey,

Abraham Lincoln: pocket GIANTS

Adam I.P. Smith,

Robert the Bruce: pocket GIANTS

Fiona Watson,

Charles Darwin

Stephen Webster,

The Lighthouse

Keith McCloskey,

The Duchess of Northumberland’s Little Book of Cocktails, Cordials and Elixirs

The Duchess of Northumberland,

Iga and Koka Ninja Skills

Antony Cummins, Yoshie Minami,

Irish Education

Antonia McManus,

Sea Dogs

James Seay Dean,

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