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This is the story of Robert Holding, a young English adventurer who was only 23 when he was shipwrecked with 19 others on the Auckland Islands in the sub-Antarctic Ocean in 1864. A year later he was rescued, along with only two of his shipmates. Wake of the Invercauld is a gripping story that will enthral anyone interested in true adventure at sea

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The South Pacific saw intense land, sea and air battles form 1942 to 1945. Superb imagery and informative text in true Images of War style.

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Primary source engravings, drawings and paintings with 100 images from the Great War period.

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A unique visual record of the Balkan campaign during the Second World War * Covers the fighting in Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, Greece, Crete * A graphic introduction to a neglected theatre of the conflict * A mine of rare wartime photographs of special interest to modellers and wargamers

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Covers a period of the second World war that is of particular interest to historians. Will appeal to readers of military, maritime and air publications.

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Development of warfare in Ancient Egypt

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A journey through history of the women who built the world, but whom the world forgot. From No. 1 bestselling author, Kate Mosse.

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This edition of a classic scrapbook is published to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the end of the World War II.

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The ancient peoples of the Iberian Peninsula were renowned as fierce and skilful warriors (it took the Romans two centuries to conquer them.) This book describes and analyses all their military equipment - weapons, armour, horse tack, fortifications etc - as well as their tactics and warrior society.

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The reconsideration of the Duke of Wellington as a military commander, focussing on his qualities as a general and on the reputed qualities of his subordinates.

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Dramatic new angle on the bitterly fought Peninsula War.

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When Toawaka Met Cook explores the 12 extraordinary days that Cook and his crew spent with the Ngti Hei people. It goes into detail on remarkable events such as the introduction of the potato to New Zealand, Te Horetas special gift, and the build-up to the first pwhiri. of meeting between the crew of the Endeavour and the Ngti Hei people.

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Unique investigation into the mind of Adolf Hitler and written by a recognised expert in the field. Demonstrates how Hitler's paranoia developed.

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The Korean War recalled by an Australian infantry officer. Sometimes referred to as the forgotten war, this was the most significant war of the latter half of the twentieth century and the first reversal for communism.

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*Epic story of the massive Ngapuhi invasion of Rotorua in 1823 *Eminent historian Don Stafford's last book in an elegant facsimile edition *Requested by schools for use in the Maori History Project

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Scandal, conspiracy, and the trial of the century.

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In what has been described as the greatest raid of all, Operation Chariot saw heavy destruction of the enemy-occupied port of St Nazaire by British forces. Winged Chariot examines the role that the RAF played during this epic raid on 28th March 1942.

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With Rommel in the Desert features 450 captioned images together with a carefully researched introduction. The majority of photographs used in this book are unpublished snapshots taken by ordinary German combatants serving in North Africa

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Describes the contribution of SOE to the Greek resistance movement. Drawing heavily on the first hand account of a British SOE operative's operations.

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The extensive bibliography of the Falklands War has one glaring exception, the part played by the legendary Gurkhas.

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A fascinating account of the restoration and preservation of the last complete Supermarine Swift F4.