Philip Kay-Bujak Livres

The book delves into the historical significance of Gallia Narbonensis, highlighting its agricultural and economic prominence within the Roman Empire. It examines the province's strategic location and governance, showcasing cities like Narbonne and Lyon. The narrative tracks the region's tumultuous history, marked by foreign invasions and civil wars, while also reflecting on the broader implications of imperial governance. Drawing from extensive research and personal explorations, it serves as both a historical study and a travel guide, revealing the enduring legacy of Roman influence in the area.

Focusing on the pivotal role of the American-built LSI in Royal Navy service during D-Day, the narrative highlights her transport of the 'Bedford Boys' to Omaha Beach's Dog Green sector. Philip Kay-Bujak draws on first-hand accounts to detail the ship's actions and the heavy losses among her landing craft. The book also explores her design, construction, and post-D-Day service, culminating in her sinking in December 1944. Supported by archival photos, it serves as a tribute to the often-overlooked contributions of ships like _Empire Javelin_ in Operation Overlord.

Fresh new look at the life of Cicero, Rome's greatest orator and one of the key figures of the 1st century BCE.