Glenn Burgess Livres

Focusing on the mid-seventeenth century, this collection examines the role of religious beliefs in the constitutional conflicts of the British Isles, challenging the notion that secular political ideas were the primary motivators. Leading scholars explore the culture of allegiance, analyzing the motivations of minority groups in their struggles. Through a series of essays, the book delves into the complex interplay between faith and politics during a tumultuous period in British history, offering fresh insights into the era's ideological battles.

Focusing on the monumental construction of the Chihuahua al Pacífico railroad, this work showcases the engineering challenges faced during its development from the mid-19th century to its opening in 1961. Photo-journalist Glenn Burgess documented the project with striking black and white photographs, providing a visual narrative of this achievement. His son, Don Burgess, enriches the collection with historical context and personal insights, complemented by over 100 photographs and maps that capture the essence of this engineering marvel.

"A portrait of George Orwell that gives centre-stage to his deep commitment to freedom of speech and thought, and to speaking truth to power"--