Thomas James Livres

This beautifully illustrated volume offers a detailed history of the iconic King's College Chapel in Cambridge, from its origins in the 15th century to the present day. Henry Malden, a former Chapel Clerk, and Thomas James, a renowned scholar and antiquary, provide rich insights into the Chapel's architecture, music, and religious significance. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of English architecture and religious institutions.

This is a historical account of the strait of Gibraltar and the ports surrounding it. Written in the mid-19th century, it includes detailed descriptions of the geography, culture, and history of the region.

William Harrison Parker documented his religious belief that all life is connected with the dream of one day publishing it to the world. This dream was arrested by the start of the Civil War and his death at sea off the coast of North Carolina. Unable to accept failure of his "life's mission," his spirit continued to haunt this coast line. It was 150 years later that Joseph Stephenak, suffering his own life's crisis, stumbled upon this haggard spirit. Frightened, Joseph tried to distance himself only to be drawn back, eventually resolving his own dilemma while releasing this unfortunate soul.

This classic collection of Aesop's fables features an updated and revised translation that brings the wit and wisdom of these timeless tales to modern readers. With charming illustrations by the renowned artists Joseph Wolf and John Tenniel, this edition is a must-have for anyone who loves stories that are as entertaining as they are instructive.