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The remarkable true story of Navi Pillay, the first black woman in South Africa to set up a law practice, which she used to defend anti-apartheid activists.

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The full life of one of the greatest singer-songwriters of the twentieth century, with a Foreword by his sister Gabrielle Drake.

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The autobiography from one of the most well-respected and admired players and managers in football, Martin ONeill.

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A timely, dramatic biography that explores how Hannah Arendt's personal experience shaped her indispensable work on totalitarianism, refugees and the nature of love and evil.

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Roses, pleasure, and politics: a fresh take on Orwell as an avid gardener, whose political writing was grounded in his passion for the natural world.

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Finding love and freedom in a pen, a paintbrush ... and Paris.

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Presents the story of James Douglas Stark - Starkie - and his war. Journalist and novelist Robin Hyde came across Starkie while reporting in Mt Eden Gaol in the 1930s and immediately knew she had to write his "queer true terrible story". The result was greeted by John A. Lee, war veteran, author and politician, as "the most important New Zealand w

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Award-winning biographer Jill Trevelyan chronicles the life of art world pioneer Peter McLeavey.

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The definitive autobiography of the legendary rugby coach who has led Wales to three Grand Slams, four Six Nations titles, two World Cup semi-finals, and master-minded two hugely successful southern hemisphere tours at the helm of the British and Irish Lions.

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At some point the innocence of youth is lost, and we become adults. This story follows the real-world rite of passage of a young boy that grows up to be a PROTECTOR as a Navy SEAL and as a professional explorer. Mychal DalCassian's story is about daring to dream and facing your fears. It is based on the true-life adventures of the author.

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The story of the six extraordinary hostesses who shaped British society in the inter-war years: Lady Astor, Lady Colefax, Lady Londonderry, Lady Cunard, Laura Corrigan and Mrs Ronnie Greville.

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Diana, a white Australian journalist covering Aboriginal affairs, and Ollie, a bureaucrat who was taken from her Aboriginal family in childhood and raised in an orphanage, tell the story of their deepening friendship, their political activism punctuated by wild partying, and their journey together t

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Meet Marcus Rashford and Dele Alli - Ultimate Football Hero Superstars

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Grigory Rasputin, Siberian peasant-turned-mystic and court sage, was as fascinating as he was unfathomable. In this riveting and eye-opening short biography, Frances Welch turns her inimitable wry gaze on one of the great mysteries of Russian history.

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Red Adair is now a multimillionaire, but he has worked his way up from a poor childhood in Houston where he spent years on the railways and on bomb-disposal before becoming an expert on oil-well firefighting. This is an account of his heroic life fighting fires all over the world.

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This sequel to "Yellow on the Broom" takes Betsy's story to the end of World War II. She was born in 1919 into a travelling family, and tells her own story, with the bitter and the sweet, the rowan and the honey.

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Tom Bower, Britain's leading investigative biographer, unpicks the tangled web surrounding the Sussexes and their relationship with the royal family. From courtroom dramas to courtier politics, using extensive research, expert sourcing and interviews from insiders who have never spoken before, this book uncovers an astonishing story of love, betrayal, secrets and revenge.

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A fresh, invigorating interpretation of Rilke, one of the most enduringly popular poets of all time.

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