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Hardback: £7.95
The author has taken an exciting subject, and writes with an eye for the detail that makes history come alive. Opening with a general survey of the `trade', he describes the careers of a number of individual smugglers.
‘Some delightful examples of dialect.' Western Morning News
‘A useful companion.' This England
‘Marvellous stuff.’ SHN
‘Deserves to stimulate interest in the genuine dialect words of Devon.'
Reports-Transactions of the Devonshire Assoc., Vol.118
Anne Garnett was a schoolgirl in the Quantock & Brendon Hills country of West Somerset in the 1920s. Aged sixteen, she began to keep a diary & her pen, pencil and paintbrush give a lively impression of the people & the country round her.
Sequel to CAUGHT FOR TIME
The author has holidays in Dorset, Brittany and London, but is always glad to get back to beloved Somerset. The end comes and ‘I shan’t write any more’, she says. (Years later she does, in diaries still to be published.)
Hardback: £15.95
Pinhoe, now joined to Exeter, in the 1920s was still rural. Readers who relish country life or the idiosyncracies of human nature will enjoy the author’s story of his boyhood under the rule of his father, the village schoolmaster.
From the Foreword by ROBERT GITTINGS
‘Hardy’s sense of place, & the emotions aroused by places, his active eye & ear, his uncanny portrayal of women, his concrete command of imagery, all are represented in this eminently satisfying volume.’
An exciting and entertaining historical romance, set at the time of the Napoleonic Wars.
John Adams, a Yankee in Dartmoor Prison when America joined the French in 1812, escapes. In the arms of his wild moorland Sally he thinks for a while that he has stumbled across the gates of heaven.
7-12 years
Vol. 2 of ‘The Cheshire Secrets’ adventure series
A Wirral village in 1942 is the setting for a mystery involving haunting, ghostly music and an enemy spy, with a Nazi plot and a 300 year-old mystery from the Civil War.