The phenomenal Sunday Times bestseller by Kevin Keegan, one of the greatest players in English football history, famed for his

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William Melville was one of the most influential counter
- espionage figures of the twentieth century. This work presents the true
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This text reconnects M to its significance as an event in 1931 Germany, recapturing the film's extraordinary social & symbolic energy. Interweaving close reading with cultural history, Anton Kaes reconstitutes M as a modernist artwork. He also analyzes Joseph Losey's 1951 film noir remake. ...

Step into the wonderful world of M.C. Escher with this 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle!

A delightful puzzle that is sure

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Enjoy this traditional set of plastic coated Playing Cards. Perfect for family gatherings, parties or a game of poker!

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Fun for all ages, get ready to play a classic game that everyone can get involved in with the Traditional Cribbage Board & Playing

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This volume explores the M10 & M36 tank destroyers used between 1942 & 1952 by the Allied forces. They played a key role in the battles for Normandy, the Battle of the Bulge, the crossing of the Rhine & the final defeat of Germany, & continued to serve in Korea, Indochina & the Balkans. ...

Born a bastard to a teenage mother in the slums of 1950s Dublin, Martha has to be a fighter from the very start. As her mother moves from man to man, & more children follow, they live h&-to-mouth in squalid, clothed in rags & forced to beg for food. The author tells the story of her early life without an ounce of self-pity. ...

Aged thirteen, Martha is rescued by the courts from the clutches of her evil stepfather, Jackser, & her feckless mother, Sally. After numerous arrests for shoplifting, a judge rules that she is to be sent to a convent school with the instruction that she is to get an education. Her initial relief at escaping the abuse & neglect she suffered at home is, however, short-lived, as she soon realises that there are many forms of cruelty in this life. As she says, ' You can have a full belly, but your heart can be very empty.' Ostracised by the other children for being a 'street kid' & put to back-breaking work by the nuns, she endures a lonely existence, her only joy coming from the books she devours & her mischievous sense of humour. Desperate for love & a little place where she feels she belongs, Martha retains her compassion for others despite all that she has suffered & still continues to hope for a brighter future when she will be free to make her own way in life. ...

After a failed suicide attempt & recovery in the mad house, Martha is heading for France to be reunited with the one true love of her life. Father Ralph Fitzgerald rescued her from the streets when she was sixteen & was the first person to show Martha true love & affection. ...