Books by Paul Kendall

This book looks at Elizabeth's life through some of the many artifacts, buildings, documents and institutions that survive to this day.

This book is written for those considering setting up their own business who have a lot of questions that need answers. While not intended to be a global reference book in respect to accounting, business tax and legislation, this book provides the reader with practical answers to the issues they come across every day.

A unique collection of items that between them reveal a fascinating insight into the life of King Henry VIII.

Explores the relationship between Kaili's branding, built environment, and everyday life: how China's post-Mao built environment hinders and hides everyday music-making; how residents downplay the existence of ethnic music in the city; and how amateur musicians have constructed generational hierarchies of musical practice.

This book is written for those considering setting up their own business who have a lot of questions that need answers. While not intended to be a global reference book in respect to accounting, business tax and legislation, this book provides the reader with practical answers to the issues they come across every day.

The bloody sacrifices made by Australian and British soldiers notwithstanding, the fighting at Bullecourt resulted in the first breakthrough of the 'impregnable' Hindenburg Line. Author Paul Kendall has contacted many of the living relatives of those who fought to bring a human face to those terrible statistics.

The Battle of the Aisne fought in September 1914 introduced a new and savage mode of warfare to the soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force, their French allies and to the German Army.

Finance has become a key issue in dentistry following major recent changes in legislation that allow dentists to conduct business as a corporate body

The Zeebrugge Raid 1918