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Rugby: a Player’s Guide to the Laws
The laws of rugby made simple – for players, referees, coaches and spectators – in this handy guide, now in its third edition and featuring all the latest law changes up to the 1999 World Cup.
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A Splendid Little War
Merlin Squadron volunteers for action in the the Russian Civil War.
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Forever After
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Forever After
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Improbable MD
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Improbable MD
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A Shocking History Of Bristol
Swindles, Scandals And Skulduggery€ 16,50 -
Goshawk Squadron
50th Anniversary EditionThe Booker-shortlisted Royal Flying Corps classic, reissued for the 50th Anniversary of its first publication
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A Splendid Little War
Merlin Squadron volunteers for action in the the Russian Civil War. 'The ace of airborne fiction' returns with another winner.
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Piece of Cake
With Hornets falling like flies, the Battle of Britain is no piece of cake.
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Hullo Russia, Goodbye England
The sleekest bird in the skies carries a lethal payload - a new Air Force adventure from the author of Goshawk Squadron, set during the darkest days of the Cold War.
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Goshawk Squadron
Derek Robinson is a policeman's son from a council estate who crossed the class barrier by going to Cambridge, where he got a degree in history and learned to write badly. A stint in advertising in London and New York changed that, and in 1971 he finally got it right when Goshawk Squadron was shortlisted for the Booker Prize. His equally acclaimed trilogy of World War Two novels are Piece of Cake, A Good Clean Fight and Damned Good Show. His other novels include The Eldorado Network and Artillery of Lies. Derek Robinson has also published non-fiction on a variety of themes, from the laws of rugby to the nuclear tests on Christmas Island in the 1950s. His most recent book is Invasion, 1940, a revisionist history of the Battle of Britain. He lives in Bristol.
€ 18,50