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Father, lover, murderer.It’s 1912 and Walter Cleary is a fugitive fleeing Ireland after killing his brother-in-law.Walter must choose between life or death, freedom or family.Finding refuge and work in the coal mines of South Wales, Walter is caught up in a life of poverty, injustice, adultery, love and murder while enduring the merciless life of the working class.Ensnared in a life of deception and living through some of history’s greatest tragedies, Walter’s life is altered forever as every choice drags him deeper into moral turmoil.He must face the question, what makes a man strong? What makes a man a criminal?

This is a retelling of Psalm 23, specially adapted for children. Just as David knew that God was his good Shepherd, giving him everything he needed, keeping him safe and showing him the right way to live, children can know that he takes care of them today.For all our other titles search "Anno Domini Publishing" on Amazon.

Following the surrender of France in June 1940 Britain prepared to defend itself against a potential German invasion. In great secrecy a decision was taken to establish an elite bodyguard to protect the British Royal Family.

A riveting new account of the long-overlooked achievement of British-led forces who, against all odds, scored the first major Allied victory of the Second World War

This genuinely pocket-sized guide to being on call is ideal for medical students and newly qualified junior doctors seeking a convenient and concise handbook to refer to in busy clinical settings. Clear, concise and systematic, Pocket on Call contains exactly what you need to make rapid and appropriate decisions without overwhelming or extraneous information.With this book in your pocket, you’ll be equipped to tackle being on call appropriately and with confidence. Answering the questions that are not always addressed in the lecture theatre, with this book as an indispensable companion the inexperienced doctor will be equipped to tackle being on call appropriately and with confidence.

Falconry was a major part of historical culture and lifestyle across the world and throughout history. The origins of falconry are set in the Far and Middle East, as early nations developed and the flying and training of birds of prey began to be seen as an art form, as well as a method of hunting.As east met west, during the expansion of the Roman Empire, we see the first archaeological evidence for Western European individuals practicing this most ancient art. Thus our first known evidence of falconry in Britain arrives with the Romans, and perhaps this most important and integral part of our cultural heritage became instituted in British history. From Late Antiquity, through to the Elizabethan age, falconry grew in popularity, only declining in interest in the late 1600s due to the evolution of firearms.This book seeks to explore the world of historical falconry, from the individuals who flew the birds and the birds themselves, to the historical techniques, skills, and equipment used by the falconers, and the way in which falconry was entirely interwoven with all the different aspects of historical culture and lifestyle.

This book offers a new thematic, contextualized, and richly illustrated approach to art of the Hellenistic world (c.330-30 BC).