The story of the Leeds volunteers who went to War in 1914.
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Dr. Stephen Inwood transitioned from a twenty-six-year career as a college and university history lecturer to become a professional writer. His academic background profoundly shapes his literary work, often delving into intricate historical contexts. He excels at uncovering hidden narratives and reinterpreting the past in engaging and insightful ways. His writing provides readers with a distinctive lens through which to understand the forces that have shaped our world.
- 2014
- 2012
The Man Who Knew Too Much
The inventive life of Robert Hooke, 1635 - 1703
- 546 pages
- 20 hours of reading
Focusing on an unsung hero of modern science, the narrative explores the unique and eventful journey of this remarkable figure. Through a series of intriguing events, the book highlights their significant yet often overlooked contributions to scientific advancement, shedding light on their struggles, achievements, and the impact of their work on the field. The story serves to celebrate the legacy of this individual, offering insights into the challenges faced by those who work behind the scenes in the pursuit of knowledge.
- 1998
A History of London
- 1136 pages
- 40 hours of reading
Stephen Inwood has written a compelling and comprehensive history of this incredibly unique and complicated city, from the fires and plundering of latterday Londinium to the frenetic art, music and politics of London's last 30 years. This is the updated paperback edition. "Inwood's book has it all, so much so that, coming to the end, the reader wants to start over again." - "Sunday Times". "An utterly winning work, erudite yet entertaining...This is a wonderful book." - "Financial Times". "Inwood proves himself a heroic reader, absorbing and filtering all that is to be known about a city for which he has a genuine and abiding affection." - "Daily Telegraph". "As sprawling and richly textured as London itself." - "Independent".
