Non-Fiction

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An account of the authors travels and experiences in Nigeria as the country moved towards independence, whilst working as a paediatrician. 

A comprehensive biography of one of the principal "Founding Fathers" of the United States of America.

A portrait of the marriage of Lord Edward Cecil and Violet Maxse, during the last period of British aristocracy's real influence. 

Better known as a novelist, this amusing account of her travels around Northern Italy is written Edith Templeton's typical wit and style.

The incredible experiences and escapes from captivity of a parachutist during WWII.

A complete and beautifully illustrated guide to field flowers found through the year.

A study of two contrasting female Saints: St. Teresa of Avila and St. Therese of Lisieux.

An overview of the then British colony of Canada at the beginning of the twentieth century, illustrated with beautiful photographs of the landscape and cities.

A most interesting and detailed description of customs in the Pyrenees mountains of Northern Spain.

A remarkable collection of courageous stories of resistance within wartime Germany.

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Essays to commemorate the centenary of the restoration of the Hierarchy of England and Wales.

A comprehensive veterinary manual for the care and treatment of horses, from the early 19th century.

A scientific and instructional treatise on how to correctly shoe a horse, inspired by the authors observations of widespread poor practice at the time.

Charming sketches of country life in Sussex and Devonshire from before and during WWII.

The memoires of Dr Skaife from his life in South Africa as a scientist, teacher and broadcaster.

A scholarly and interesting guide to a previously neglected part of British natural history.