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The long-awaited memoir of The Human League and Heaven 17 legend, Martyn Ware.

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The long-awaited memoir of The Human League and Heaven 17 legend, Martyn Ware.

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A son's quest to avenge his mother's murder.

In 1948, in a Greek mountain village, Eleni Gatzoyiannis was arrested, tortured and shot. Eleni is the story of his obsessive and harrowing reconstruction of his mother's life and death and his pursuit of his mother's killer.

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COACH PRIME -- famed Pro Football Hall of Famer, two-time Super Bowl-winning NFL player, Head Football Coach for the University of Colorado, inspirational leader, and one of the greatest motivators of all time -- delivers the ultimate playbook of inspiring personal stories, winning strategies, and the motivation to help us elevate and dominate all aspects of our life

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This is the biography of NBA Hall of Fame player Elgin Baylor, an innovator in his sport, a civil rights trailblazer, and a superstar. It is the story of how a kid from the streets of segregated Washington, DC, who didnt attend college until he was over twenty, revolutionized basketball.

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A wide-ranging portrait of the legendary leader of the Untouchables traces his years after his famous confrontation with Al Capone, documenting his efforts to end corruption in Cleveland and his achievements throughout the Torso Murderer case.

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A complete guide to the hilariously niche and wonderfully obscure world of commercial digital indie radio's most-unproducible hammer legends: Elis James and John Robins.

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A woman in a man's world, confident of her destiny to reign, intensely intelligent, passionately sexual yet a virgin, Elizabeth was to become England's most successful ruler. Surrounded by betrayal and suspicion, she had to live by her wits, not knowing who to trust with her desire to be Queen.

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A captivating and unique biography of Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Margaret, told by the internationally renowned royal biographer Andrew Morton.

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This, a dual biography of Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots, provides political, sexual and psychologogical drama on the Tudor stage.

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Elizabeth Gaskell wrote some of the most enduring novels of the Victorian age. This biography traces Elizabeth's youth in rural Knutsford, her married years in the tension-ridden city of Manchester and her wide network of friends, her religious and feminist arguments of nineteenth century Britain, with enjoyment, passion and wit.

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The authorised biography of Elizabeth Jane Howard from the award-winning author of Patrick Leigh Fermor: An Adventure

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Elizabeth of York would have ruled England, but for the fact that she was a woman. Heiress to the royal House of York, she schemed to marry Richard III, the man who had deposed and probably killed her brothers, and it is possible that she then conspired to put Henry Tudor on the throne. This book is a portrait of this beloved queen.

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The essential biography of one of the most empowering politicians of the century. Now in paperback!

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The first biography of Lettice Knollys, one of the most prominent women of the Elizabethan era.Living from the reign of Henry VIII through to Charles I, Lettice's story offers an extraordinary and intimate perspective on the history of the period.

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The first biography of Lettice Knollys, one of the most prominent women of the Elizabethan era.

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Elizabeth I is often portrayed as a ruthless 'man's woman', who derided her own sex - and loved to flirt with the young men at her court. Yet she was born into a world of women and it is her relationships with these women that provide the most fascinating insight into the character of this remarkable monarch.

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This was partly due to her long life, and the difficulty that always exists when a biography of a living person is attempted, partly because she was a queen - and the real person gets hidden behind the perceived image - and partly because she is hard to pin down.

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Portrays Elizabeth as both a woman and a queen, an extraordinary phenomenon in a patriarchal age. This book tells of: Elizabeth's long-standing affair with Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester; her dealings with her many suitors; her rivalry with Mary, Queen of Scots; and, her bizarre relationship with the Earl of Essex, thirty years her junior.

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On 2 June 1953, 27-year-old Princess Elizabeth of York was crowned Queen, the eyes of the world upon her as she dedicated herself to her country. Drawing from his own experience and time spent with the royal family, alongside additional meticulous research, the author observes the woman, the mother and the monarch.