Provides an account of the impact of the Anglican Church upon the nineteenth century Red River parish of St Andrew's, as well as an examination of the origins & development of the Metis community settled near the forks of the Red & Assiniboine Rivers. This title focuses upon the character of the Church's evangelical approach within the settlement. ...

Bob Hope, Bing Crosby & Dorothy Lamour meet up once again in this ' Road to...' series. This time Lamour & Hope are married & thinking about how they came about their wealth & how they lost their best friend Crosby. However, Crosby pops up & the story is told (in flashback) of Hope & Crosby's adventures; from their failed attempts at being vaudevillians through to their purloining the deed of a gold mine from gangsters & pretending to be them. As usual the duo get into all kinds of scrapes & are after the same girl, Lamour, with all the usual gags thrown in. ...

It's 1917 & the Great War rages in Europe. When Daffy Rowntree's brother goes missing in action, she refuses to sit safely in Engl&, & determines to do something to help win the war. Soon she finds herself in the mud & horror of the battlefields of France, driving an ambulance transporting the wounded of the trenches. ...

Triple pack of Hope & Crosby's classic ' Road' movies. ' Road to Singapore' (1940) was the first of the ' Road' movies bringing Bob Hope & Bing Crosby together as two wanderers on the road to comic adventures. With the glamorous Dorothy Lamour in tow, the scene is set for gags aplenty as our heroes settle in Singapore. In ' Road To Zanzibar' (1941), forced to leave town in a hurry, carnival performers Fearless (Hope), & Chuck (Crosby), arrive in Africa only to be lured into the jungle by scheming Dorothy Lamour. They're soon up to their necks as they become guests of honour of the local cannibals. In ' Road To Morocco' (1942), shipwrecked & rescued by a sultry princess (Lamour), Jeff & Turkey (Hope & Crosby), have to survive sun & sand in this screwball classic. All the ingredients are here, from Crosby's crooning & Lamour's vamping, to Hope's standout one-liners. ...

Road traffic represent a significant burden in the developing world & will continue to become more prominent without an effective response to the myriad problems it presents. This book provides a discussion on effective measures in safety, modelling & the impacts of road traffic on society. ...

Offering guidance on the main road traffic offences, this handbook explains the law, coupled with tips providing solutions to the problems faced by practitioners dealing with such cases. It deals with procedure to show how the law works in practice; & offers tools, including checklists & a table of offences for day-to-day practice. ...