The Battle of Cuito Cuanavale has been a source of fierce contestation and emotion for decades, but up to now little was known about the Recces’ presence and impact during this controversial battle.In the last book of the nail-biting trilogy about 1 Recce, the award-winning author Alexander Strachan, himself an ex-Recce, reveals more on the Recces’ involvement there.Packed with suspense, adrenaline, high drama and unforgettable accounts by ex-Recces who experienced these adventures personally.
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Examined And Established (1854)
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Missionary to the Settlers and Savages of Australia and New Zealand
Focusing on the life and work of Samuel Leigh, this biography chronicles his missionary efforts among both settlers and indigenous peoples in Australia and New Zealand. It highlights his dedication to spreading faith and improving the lives of those he encountered. The book, a faithful reprint of the 1870 original, offers insights into the challenges and triumphs of missionary work during that era, providing a historical perspective on cross-cultural interactions and religious endeavors in the 19th century.