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Royal Engagements
Royal Engagements
    A ROYAL BRIDE OF
    CONVENIENCE - Rebecca
    Winters - When Princess
    Francette first met her
    betrothed, Prince
    Raimundo, they hated
    each other. But to join
    their two powerful
    kingdoms, there had to
    be a royal wedding...of
    convenience! EXPECTING
    THE CASCAVERADO -
    PRINCE'S BABY Meredith
    Webber - Carlos Deziguel
    is no ordinary doctor
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Camper Vans & RVs
Camper Vans & RVs
    The VW Camper Van has
    become one of the most
    iconic vehicles of all
    time. Of course, it was
    always more than just a
    camper van. Indeed, it
    started life in 1950 as a
    low cost, flexible,
    easy to maintain van to
    help the myriad of small
    businesses that were
    vital to the recovery of
    Europe
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How To Build A Brain And 34 Other Really Interesting Uses of Mathematics
How To Build A Brain And 34
Other Really Interesting Uses
Of Mathematics
    Is it possible to outrun
    a speeding bullet? How do
    you slow time? Can you be
    alive and dead at the
    same time? If you
    thought mathematics was
    all about measuring
    angles in a triangle or
    factorizing equations,
    think again. In a series
    of intriguing,
    entertaining and often
    extraordinary scenarios
    How To Build A Brain
    brings to life key maths
    ideas that anyone can
    understand. Each
    bite-sized chapter lays
    out the basics of some of
    the world's important
    mathematical ideas,
    including tricky concepts
    like irrational numbers,
    chaos theory, infinity
    and why greengrocers
    always stack their
    oranges like
    that. Whether you want
    to get to grip with the
    great questions of number
    theory and geometry, the
    mysteries of prime
    numbers or Fermat's last
    theorem, or just make a
    million on the stock
    market, this is the
    perfect introduction to
    the fascinating world of
    modern mathematics.
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English- Welsh Phrasebook
English- Welsh Phrasebook
    Welsh emerged from Celtic
    and by the second half of
    the sixth century was a
    distinct tongue. It is by
    far the oldest language
    spoken in Britain today.
    It is among the oldest in
    Europe with its origins
    dating back at least 2500
    (and maybe 4000) years
    ago. This book, with a
    brief history of Wales,
    and its customs, is an
    attractive, handy and
    informative portable
    guide for the tourist
    around Wales. It is
    inexpensive and an aide
    for people learning
    Welsh. Bright, friendly,
    and an invaluable help
    for anyone new to the
    country of Wales or
    wishing to learn the
    language. It provides a
    brief history of Welsh,
    Welsh customs, flag and
    symbols, The Welsh
    Assembly, and language
    requirements. It gives
    English phrases
    translated into Welsh,
    clear pronunciations for
    each phrase, useful
    phrases for every
    situation and a
    comprehensive vocabulary
    section. Includes just
    under 1000 helpful
    phrases to assist you
    learning Welsh.
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Classic British Cars By Ian Ward
Classic British Cars By Ian
Ward
    Classics do not come in a
    particular shape and
    size. They are perhaps
    best defined as the
    models that have
    influenced motoring
    history and those whose
    legend has endured, and
    the British motor
    industry has produced
    many of the greatest
    models. British sports
    cars wee in such demand
    overseas that very few of
    the classics, such as
    the Austin-Healey 3000,
    the MGB and the TR
    Triumphs, stayed at
    home. The likes of Lotus,
    Morgan and Caterham
    continue the tradition.
    The Austin Seven and its
    counterpart Mini of
    nearly 40 years later led
    the way in affordable
    motoring and yet also
    found great success in
    motor sport. With the
    aid of glorious specially
    commissioned colour
    photography, Classic
    British Cars looks at
    what made these cars
    great
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Around the Great Western Railway
Around The Great Western
Railway
    Of all the 'Big Four'
    companies to emerge in
    1923, the Great Western
    Railway-God's Wonderful
    Railway - was the one
    that managed to retain
    its pre-Grouping ambience
    through to
    Nationalisation and,
    arguably, through the
    Western Region of BR,
    this individuality was
    perpetuated right through
    until the 1960s. The
    factors behind this
    survival are
    multifarious, but the
    fact that the company's
    name survived unchanged
    from the 1830s until
    Nationalisation in 1948
    may well have been a
    factor. Come the Grouping
    in 1923, the only
    significant change was
    that the GWR got greater,
    taking over many of the
    smaller companies that
    had, particularly in
    South Wales, provided
    the company's only
    competition. Whatever the
    factors, the GWR and its
    successor in BR(WR)
    dominated railway
    transport to the south
    and west of London.
    However, from the
    Grouping onwards,
    economics also played
    their role, and from the
    early 1920s onwards there
    has been a gradual, but
    inexorable, decline in
    the provision of railway
    services in the region,
    a decline which can best
    be exemplified through
    direct photographic
    comparisons. In his
    second contribution to
    Ian Allan Publishing's
    hugely successful 'Then &
    Now' series, Lawrence
    Waters has travelled the
    length and breadth of the
    erstwhile GWR network,
    recording the shifting
    scene. Featuring some 300
    locations, from the
    great urban termini like
    London Paddington to the
    rural branch line
    stations, the book
    explores how the
    GWR/BR(WR) network has
    evoived from the days of
    steam to today's
    high-speed era. With
    'Then' photographs drawn
    from a number of sources,
    in particular the
    impressive archive held
    by the Great Western
    Society at Didcot, the
    book illustrates the
    fascinating process of
    continuity and changes,
    and how this has impacted
    on to the railway as seen
    today. All of the 'Now'
    photographs, taken over
    the past two years, have
    been specially taken for
    the book, resulting in
    the author having
    travelled many thousands
    of miles to record the
    changing railway scene.
    For all those interested
    in the GWR/BR(WR),
    Around the Great Western:
    Then & Now is an
    excellent examination of
    the changing role of
    railways over the past
    half century. It will
    appeal to railway
    enthusiasts and local
    historians alike.
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Indian Myth & Legend
Indian Myth & Legend
    When the Scottish
    journalist and lecturer
    Donald A. Mackenzie
    published Indian Myth and
    Legend, he brought to
    his subject a sensibility
    of the power of folklore
    and myth to tap into a
    deep well of shared human
    experience. Well-versed
    in the folk literature of
    many peoples, in this
    volume he gave his
    readers an introduction
    to India's complex and
    richly coloured mythology
    as found in the country's
    various sacred works,
    including the ancient
    invocatory hymns of the
    four Vedas, the later
    speculative and
    expository Aranyakas
    (`the Forest Books') and
    the great epic poems of
    the Ramayana and the
    Mahabharata. The tales
    from India retold in
    Indian Myth and Legend
    have qualities that have
    universal appeal and are
    among the most beautiful
    which survive from the
    civilizations of the
    ancient world. In no
    other country have the
    national poets given
    fuller and finer
    expression to the beliefs
    and ideals and traditions
    of a people or achieved
    as a result a wider and
    more enduring fame.
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The Southern Then & Now
The Southern Then & Now
    The third in Ian Allan
    Publishing's major
    volumes devoted to the
    changing railway scene
    over the past 30-40 years
    features the lines of the
    erstwhile Southern
    Railway. Although the
    Southern Railway was the
    smallest of the 'Big
    four' companies, its
    network of lines was
    diverse. It included the
    dense concentratiosn of
    suburban and commuter
    electrified lines, boat
    trains to the Channel
    ports, the
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How To Trace Your Family History On The Internet
How To Trace Your Family
History On The Internet
    Find your ancestors the
    easy way First steps.
    Everything you need to
    know to get you started
    on your online family
    history adventure. Build
    your family tree. How to
    track down all of the
    names, dates and places
    for your ancestors. Your
    familys story. Where they
    lived, worked and played
    and how they served
    community and
    country. Making contact.
    Create and share your
    family tree and other
    discoveries and even find
    new family in the
    process. Clear guidance
    on where to go online and
    what you'll find. Plus
    historical background to
    place your ancestors,
    and the family documents,
    memorabilia and personal
    images you might
    discover. Dozens of case
    histories with simple
    step-by-step instructions
    and at-a-glance screen
    snapshots show you how to
    get the best out of
    websites and family
    history software.
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The Ultimate Guide To Tractors
The Ultimate Guide To Tractors
    A comprehensive directory
    of tractors from around
    the world featuring over
    500 different makes and
    models. A glorious
    celebration of the
    tractor, illustrated
    with over 600 photographs
    ranging from the earliest
    Oil Pull to the latest
    John Deere. Includes a
    fascinating introduction
    on history of tractor
    manufacture, from its
    origins in the early 20th
    century through to the
    new millennium.
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Collins Dictionary of Astronomy
Collins Dictionary Of
Astronomy
    This ultimate dictionary
    of astronomy was
    co-created by a team of
    professional astronomers,
    containing over 3, 500
    entries covering the
    theories and principles
    of astronomy. As well as
    definitions of all major
    astronomical objects
    along with major
    telescopes and
    observational techniques.
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Vintage Knitting by Claire Montgomerie
Vintage Knitting By Claire
Montgomerie
    Beautifully illustrated
    with a nostalgic feel,
    Knitting Vintage has a
    foot firmly in the
    present. Reinventing
    retro patterns for modern
    fashion trends, the book
    is divided into chapters
    according to decades,
    and includes 30 knitting
    projects of various skill
    range and complexity,
    ranging from a 1920s
    flapper-style tasselled
    top and a 1950s beaded
    cardigan to a 1960s
    handbag and 1980s
    legwarmers. Each project
    uses modern yarns but
    draws on key fashion
    looks from bygone eras
    and encourages the use of
    vintage accessories and
    notions. Historical
    background is given on
    the main fashion themes
    of each decade and mood
    boards depict
    illustrations,
    photographs, materials
    and colourways that were
    used as inspiration for
    the projects. The book
    concludes with a
    directory on sourcing
    vintage haberdashery,
    and knitting patterns.
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