This book is a comprehensive history of the village of Ecton in the county of Northampton, England. Drawing on historical records, architectural studies, and archaeological evidence, John Cole provides a detailed view of the development of this important English village.
This book is a detailed history of the town of Filey, located on the east coast of England, from prehistoric times to the mid-19th century. It covers the town's growth and development, its social and economic history, and its cultural heritage. The author, John Cole, was a local historian and antiquarian who drew on a wide range of sources to produce this comprehensive study. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of Yorkshire and the North of England.
I wrote this book for the women that don't like me. So they can know how I feel inside. And all the other men just like me. My look says it all, and that's why a lot of women don't want to talk to me. But that's okay; you're not right for me anyway. Because sometimes I'm not right for myself. And that's why I'm by myself. But times are changing. And I know you are looking at me. Bye. Mr. John Cole! ^_^
Thank you for reading my poems. I'm very much thankful for reading them and I really care that you picked up my book. That is now yours to read over and over again. And always look for the words, the Wonderful Words that keep your Heart in Motion. Because as long as you can speak them, the words will always be special. Thanks to the lovely feeling in your heart that's giving you to keep putting them in motion....
John Cole is one of the most loved of all British TV personalities, as the bestselling sales in hardback and paperback of his autobiography proved. It has long been his ambition to write fiction ¿ this is the result. It is the story of Alan Houston, a journalist whose life ¿ and marriage ¿ is wrecked by the sectarian conflict that flared anew in the northern Ireland of the 1970s. Flattered into becoming an adviser to the British government in Northern Ireland he lets the role go to his head. Absorbed by his new job, he neglects his wife, and puts his sons at risk as he courts the innermost circles of the IRA.