John Clancy Livres

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which the Isle of Sheppey has changed and developed over the last century.

Most of us take our body for granted and are never aware of its amazing capabilities. This book looks at how the seven octillion atoms that make up the human body are grouped into organs, tissues, nerves, fibres, fluids and more in such a way that the entire system runs smoothly without us ever knowing about it. It explains the hidden world of hormones and enzymes, the battleground of your immune system, the senses and much more. It also reveals the astonishing secrets of the human body, from the 15 'other senses' we have beyond the known five, to the reason we have eyes capable of seeing the Andromeda galaxy 2.5 million light years away.Chapters include:Cells, tissues and body structureThe skin, skeleton and musclesThe cardiovascular systemInternal protectors: warriors behind the scenesThe respiratory system

A gripping account of Japan's great raid on the Indian Ocean in 1942, when seemingly unstoppable, they advanced on Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), an action that could have threatened wholesale defeat for the British, and which Churchill described as `the most dangerous moment of the war'.

Focusing on the structure and reach of the UK's 100 Local Government Pension Funds, the author advocates for redirecting their investments into the regional economies that support them. Clancy presents a compelling argument for re-investment, emphasizing the potential benefits for local communities and economies.

The revised edition serves as an essential handbook for surveying students, offering updated content that enhances its utility. It combines practical insights with foundational knowledge, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and those looking to deepen their understanding of the field.

The book presents a captivating collection of photographs that chronicle the evolution of seaside resorts, beginning in the eighteenth century and highlighting their peak popularity. It captures the transformation of these destinations, showcasing architectural styles, cultural shifts, and the social dynamics that shaped the coastal experience over time. Through visual storytelling, it offers insights into the charm and allure that have defined seaside tourism across the centuries.

The book features a captivating collection of photographs that document the transformation and evolution of Swale's villages over the past century. It highlights the various changes in architecture, community life, and landscapes, offering a visual journey through time that reflects the region's historical development.

This fascinating selection of more than 180 photographs traces some of the many ways in which Milton Regis has changed and developed over the last century.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Canterbury has changed and developed over the last century