Subject: History

An Inebriated History of Britain

Peter Haydon,

The Hell-Fire Clubs

Geoffrey Ashe,

North-East Passage to Muscovy

Kit Mayers,

Conquest

John Peddie,

The Treasure of Rennes-Le-Chateau

Bill Putnam, John Edwin Wood,

The Four Musketeers

Kari Maund, Phil Nanson,

1690 Battle of the Boyne

Padraig Lenihan,

Life at Fonthill

William Beckford,

Stonea and the Roman Fens

Tim Malim,

Ancient Trackways of Wessex

H W Timperley, Edith Brill,

Beckford of Fonthill

Brian Fothergill,

Travels in the Interior of Africa

Mungo Park,

Journal of a Residence Among the Negroes of the West Indies

Matthew Lewis,

Mosaics in Roman Britain

Patricia Witts,

Hannibal’s War

John Peddie, Richard Holmes (Foreword),

Other “Ariel”

Lynda K Bundtzen,

The Nelson Companion

Colin White,

Prophet John Wroe

Edward Green,

All My Friends Will Buy it

Leo Cooper,

An Admirable Wife

Sheila Hardy,

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