Michigan Historical Reprint SeriesThis volume is produced from digital images created through the University of Michigan University Library's preservation reformatting program.
Peter Donaldson Livres
Focusing on the intersection of sports and military life, this study traces the influence of sporting language and imagery from the Victorian colonial campaigns to the War on Terror post-9/11. It examines how sport was perceived as integral to military personnel's experiences and highlights its role in shaping civilian perceptions of conflict, revealing the cultural significance of sports in understanding warfare throughout history.
Passed down from generation to generation, many of Derbyshire's most popular folk tales are gathered together here for the first time.
Where Dragons Soar: And Other Animal Folk Tales of the British Isles
- 192pages
- 7 heures de lecture
Within these pages are tales of scheming creatures and ferocious animals from across the British Isles, passed down through the generations.
The Life of Sir William Wallace, the Governor General of Scotland and Hero of the Scottish Chiefs
- 132pages
- 5 heures de lecture
Focusing on the 70 recipients of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year trophy, this book presents a captivating exploration of their individual journeys and defining moments. It weaves together the narratives of iconic figures like Bobby Moore and Andy Murray, alongside lesser-known athletes such as Dai Rees and Ian Black, to provide a comprehensive account of British sport throughout the television era. Each story highlights the impact of these sports personalities on the landscape of athletics in the UK.
Passed down from generation to generation, many of Nottinghamshire's most popular folk tales are gathered here together for the first time.