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Set against the backdrop of the City of London, the story follows Peter, a young professional who is unexpectedly recruited by a clandestine society. As he navigates this new world, he uncovers hidden agendas and secrets that challenge his values and ambitions. The narrative explores themes of power, ambition, and the moral dilemmas faced in the pursuit of success, leading Peter on a transformative journey that tests his loyalties and reshapes his understanding of the elite society he once aspired to join.

The protagonist uncovers a shocking reality of long-hidden environmental destruction as he follows a trail of evidence. This journey reveals the extent of the devastation and the impact it has on the world around him, challenging him to confront powerful forces that seek to maintain the status quo. The narrative explores themes of awareness, responsibility, and the urgent need for change in the face of ecological crises.

This book is for anyone curious about the Bible: what it is, and what modern research reveals about it.

Lost Warriors of the Forgotten War tells the sensational, but little-known, story of Major Hugh Seagrim GC, DSO, MBE, who volunteered to stay behind the Japanese lines for over two and a half years to raise an army amongst the loyal Karens of easternBurma in the most successful guerrilla operation of the Second World War.

Around 1500 photographs reveal what it was like to live in Victorian and Edwardian England. The long awaited sequel to Lost London

This book provides an accessible but thorough account of the US Supreme Court and its influence on American society and political life. -- .

An introduction to the history and historiography of ancient Israel, from one of the discipline's most respected scholars.

First published 1992, Sheffield Academic Press, Republished 2006, Continuum. číst celé

180 of London's best conserved and least known interiors are revealed in 1200 spectacular photographs.