Focusing on early inscriptions, this pioneering work examines epigraphic evidence to trace the development of English prior to the Anglo-Saxon period. It integrates linguistic, historical, and archaeological insights, aiming to make these findings more accessible to a broader audience. The book highlights the significance of early inscriptions in understanding the evolution of the English language and its historical context.
Bernard Mees Book order (chronological)


The Rise of Business Ethics
- 200 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Focusing on the evolution of contemporary business ethics, this book explores significant thinkers, issues, and institutions that have shaped current perspectives. It offers a thorough analysis of how these elements have influenced governance and ethical practices in the business world, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the subject's historical context and development.