Robert Carey Books

Set against the backdrop of Queen Victoria's imperial ambitions, this book explores one of the lesser-known conflicts that contributed to the expansion of the British Empire. It delves into the political and military strategies employed during this 'little war,' highlighting the complexities of colonialism and the impact on both the British and the local populations. Through vivid narratives and historical analysis, the book sheds light on the motivations behind imperial expansion and the consequences of such endeavors.

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The captivating memoirs of Robert Carey, a prominent English nobleman and courtier during the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. Carey's vivid account of his life and times provides fascinating insight into the politics and culture of the era.

The book explores the provocative claims of Jesus, emphasizing their radical implications for discipleship and the necessity of recognizing him as Lord. It features stand-alone chapters that facilitate both casual reading and thorough Bible study, making it accessible for a wide audience interested in deepening their understanding of Jesus's teachings.

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Focusing on the conflict between British colonial forces and the Maori people, this account offers a firsthand narrative from a British soldier involved in the mid-19th century war in New Zealand. The author provides detailed descriptions of battles, as well as insights into Maori culture and the socio-political factors that fueled the conflict. With a sympathetic perspective towards the Maori, the book serves as a significant historical document, shedding light on the complexities of colonialism in New Zealand.

Following the events of Isolation, Amanda Ripley is kept silent by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation about the xenomorph threat. Enter Zula Hendricks, an Ex-Colonial Marine, in need of Ripley's help to expose a sinister bio-weapons program. The duo teams up against an upgraded arsenal designed to keep the darkest atrocities secret! Starring series Amanda Ripley! Written by Brian Wood of Defiance.