Books by John

In purely poetic value, Paradise Regained is little inferior to its predecessor. There may be nothing in the poem that can quite touch the first two books of Paradise Lost for magnificence; but there are several things that may fairly be set beside almost anything in the last ten. The splendid "stand at bay" of the discovered tempter -- "'Tis true I am that spirit unfortunate" -- in the first book; his rebuke of Belial in the second and the picture of the magic banquet (it must be remembered that, though it is customary to extol Milton's asceticism, the story of his remark to his third wife and the Lawrence and Skinner sonnets, go the other way); above all, the panoramas from the mountaintop in the third and fourth; the terrors of the night of storm; the crisis on the pinnacle of the temple -- are quite of the best Milton, which is equivalent to saying that they are of the best of one kind of poetry. -- The Cambridge History of English and American Literature

The most detailed and comprehensive study of the RAF and its work in support of the SOE ever undertaken.

It is a unique book -there has been no comparable synthesis published for a hundred years. It offers a coherent and accessible read, with introductions and summaries for each chapter.

Good Photographic CoverageInteresting New FactsUseful to ModellersCoverage of Industrial History

Shows the railway in steam and early diesel days.

Composed of more than 300 eyewitness accounts, official documents, parliamentary debates and newspaper reports, Voices From the Past tells the story of Napoleons last battles as they were experienced and reported by the men and women involved.

This walking guide contains 20 circular walks in the Cotswolds, covering the very best of the area's wide-ranging landscape. With pub recommendations and walks for autumn, winter, spring and summer.

John Abernethy has seized life with both hands. A man of the land and the sea, he fought in Vietnam, started a successful fishing charter business and owned a horse stud in the Snowy Mountains. Famous for inventing Seabrake, the world's first 'brake for boats', he's ridden the rollercoaster of business highs and lows, enjoyed glittering success and suffered terrible personal loss.In The Right Break, John describes his trajectory from farm boy to international businessman in his uniquely Australian voice, calling it as he sees it with true-blue Aussie humour, unflinching honesty and shrewd observation.His vividly written memoir is an invitation to 'Come with me; see what I saw. Live it with me.' It's a story of survival, and making your own luck.A proud father and grandfather, today John lives peacefully in Merrimbula, New South Wales.Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to The Joel Abernethy Advantage Scholarship, Australian Children's Music Foundation.

Henry the magpie thinks he's the toughest bird ever. In fact, he's a bit of a bully. Will he face his fears for friendship and save Maggie from the plastic bag?Written by debut author John Brookes and illustrated by Natalie Stead.

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Join author and photographer John Nolley II as he shares the best of his first decade of bird photography with snapshots of our feathered friends and their varied habitats from the desert interior of Southern California and the Southwest to the far-off tropics of Thailand to John's own backyard in Virginia.

Be gutsy, try to lose Jesus. Tell Him that He is not needed, that He is not necessary.You will find that He is truly your father. No matter what you do He will always be there to help.He loves you more than you can imagine and no matter what He will always welcome you home.Most people say that you can leave Him. They do not follow it to the end. You can leave but not forever, you are His child.

This book contains physics and technology. It goes from theories of space that cannot be disproved and that make more sense day by day. It ranges from that to new words that had to be made to make physical sense of the world. It also ranges from simplifying theory names to shorter names to make physics easier when they become symbolized in the English language, to make physics and words a calculation and something that is provable and can be believed in. Prince John O'Donnell Jr. invented symbolizing English, and with his rights and funds from the book, he will fund monasteries to symbolize the words. And he will fund a children-and-adults game of cards from the words within and from the technology within that John O'Donnell Jr. created.Enhance your mind with the words of a brilliant man who envisions the future in an easy and fun way to read. This book really calms people down by instilling confidence in O'Donnell's leadership to lead us to new worlds. O'Donnell's will also gives us fun by creating this card game from the words and theories in the book itself. Please enjoy.

This is a hilarious collection of true stories of one towns fire department and other knee slapping events that took place in Espy Pennsylvania set back between the mid 1800s to early 1900s and brought together into one complete short story of events that ultimately leads up to a fire department who unknowingly sets out on foot to try and put out what could not be done. Though the names of the people and businesses have been changed, the names of the towns and the events that took place are real and have been compiled together to create one good book that will be talked about for years to come.