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The Bravoes of Market-Drayton is a gripping account of organized intimidation and violence in a quiet English town. Doyle examines a real case of criminal conspiracy and social injustice, using his storytelling to call for legal reform and public awareness. It is investigative journalism laced with moral urgency.
Green Cards for Enlistment: The Secret Strategy for America's Military Problem unveils an uncharted path to sustaining the military might of the United States with possible citizenship 2024 for illegals while daringly steering the dialogue on immigration and citizenship into fresh terrain. With an acute investigatory lens, this political book is unlike other political books: it delves into the depths of America's military recruitment crisis. It explains how illegal immigrants might be offered citizenship for joining the military. This American politics book dissects the historical tapestry that has shaped the present military recruitment problem. The narrative escalates as it explores the thundering waves of the Texas border crisis, unraveling the complexities driving illegal immigration and the policies struggling to contain it. What if the solutions to two of America’s most pressing crises are more interconnected than ever imagined? "Green Cards for Enlistment" crafts a compelling argument, juxtaposing international practices against the backdrop of global strife and the nuanced legalities wielding the future of national defense and the possible political demographics it might entail in a concise way for everyone to understand. This political chess game of offering US Citizenship for military service will reconfigure conservative votes and transform American conservatism in unimaginable ways.Ver libro
Are you looking to learn more about the First World War? WWI: An Overview of the First World War That Changed the World Forever is the perfect book to start with. This book offers a comprehensive review of the First World War, beginning with an overview of the initial stages of the war, including the Western and Eastern fronts. It covers the main countries involved in the conflict, such as France, Russia, Germany, and Austria. Learn how the use of submarines during the war had a major impact on the course of the conflict. The book also looks at how the United States entered the war and how the Allied forces ultimately achieved victory. This book is not just a factual look at the war, but also a look at the human suffering and casualties that were a result of such a devastating conflict. The perfect book for readers looking to understand the consequences of war and appreciate the sacrifices of those who fought for peace. If you want to explore the history of WWI and gain a deeper understanding of its impact on the world, this is the book for you. Don’t wait any longer. Pick up your copy today and start exploring the history of the war that changed the world forever.Ver libro
Edward Vernon-Harcourt (1757–1847) was Archbishop of York from 1807 until his death at the age of 90. As a younger son of a wealthy land-owning family, Archbishop Harcourt depended on good family and political connections to make progress in the Church. He had to combine his responsibility for one of the largest dioceses in the Church of England with his duties in parliament and at court and with providing for his family of 16 children. More supportive of reform of both parliament and the church than most of his fellow bishops, Harcourt took steps to improve the training of ordinands in his diocese, encouraged the building of over 100 new churches to cope with population growth in the industrial towns of the West Riding and made some progress in tackling pluralism and non-residence. He was not afraid to stand up for a cause he believed to be right. In this biography, Tony Vernon-Harcourt examines the professional and family life of one of the last aristocratic bishops in the Church of England.Ver libro
This book has a message for everyone concerned about the direction of politics in Scotland, the UK and beyond: do not despair. There are realistic, left alternatives to being stuck in a political 'doom loop'. In 1975 the Red Paper on Scotland, edited by the young, radical Gordon Brown was a seminal publication; it helped create, not just catch, the mood of the day. Fifty years later a new group of writers have come together to write about what we can learn from the past and how we can shape what lies ahead. The authors of this book believe only a radical redistribution of wealth and power within a democratic economy will engage Scottish voters. It calls on us to Keep Left.Ver libro
A little optimism goes a long way. ‘Wise, wonderful Betsy … I am blown away by her courage and wisdom.’ Fearne Cotton ‘Betsy is the most gloriously wonderful, positive, cute, inspiring girl … Her disability has become her unique ability.’ Davina McCall As she finds her way home out of the woods, Betsy Griffin takes us on a journey through the darkest of forests to find the light. With wise advice from woodland creatures along the way, Betsy takes it upon herself to change her outlook on the world. In this deeply moving and inspirational fable, she teaches us how to face our struggles with courage and determination, and shares powerful lessons about positivity, kindness and hope. Despite her young age, Betsy’s wisdom will inspire readers of all ages. Above all, she shows us that anything is possible. ‘Feeling down? Then be more Betsy.’ Gareth Malone ‘Betsy has the most incredible personality I have seen in anybody. She owns the room.’ Frank Lampard Betsy's tale is a meditation on the power of mindfulness and the strength of the human spirit. Her philosophy of self-help and mental fitness is a testament to her resilience, making this book a top pick for those battling anxieties and phobias. For fans of Miranda Hart (I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest with You), Michael Ball (Different Aspects), Dr Rangan Chatterjee (Feel Better In 5), Ben Miller (King of the Swordsmen), and Jay Flynn (The Quizmaster). HarperCollins 2022Ver libro
This WWII history chronicles the exploits of an elite German spy unit and offers a rare look into the secret operations of Hitler's military. Directed by the German Army’s intelligence service, the Brandenburgers became legendary for their brutally efficient clandestine operations. Trained to be quick, mobile, and self-reliant and steeped in local customs and languages, they operated behind enemy lines around the world. Across the battlefronts of the Second World War—from Western Europe to Romania, Russia, Egypt, Afghanistan, and beyond—they seized bridges and other strategic targets; engaged in sabotage, espionage, and other daring missions; and often disregarding the rules of war in the process. Although the unit was dissolved in 1944, its tactics influenced special forces around the world both during the war and after.Ver libro
