Books published by Pen & Sword Books Ltd

This new book looks at the diversity and vibrancy of women's lives in Liverpool.

Narrates the use of military force by the Papacy to protect/extend their earthly power.

Narrates the struggle for stability, power and political reform in the wake of Rome's First Civil War.

A unique approach to East Sussex's history - this is the first book for those residing or visiting East Sussex to take people on a series of journeys across the county's different past eras - from west to east.

Published to coincide with the centenary of the scuttling of the German fleet, the last great action of the First World War.

The last word on the Royal Navy's last battleship.

Autobiography of a hugely popular cricketer with a large following, James Taylor has an amazing story to tell

Vivid, fluently written front-line memoir from the First World War.

Based on the graphic, contemporaneous accounts and reports of those involved in the attempts to be first across the Atlantic.

An inspiring and thrilling account of a British soldier

Covers the background, development and career of AFV 430 series.

Superbly researched and no-holds-barred account of a vicious criminal family.

Concise account of the Chieftain's design, development and battlefield performance.

Detailed instructions and maps that guide the visitor around the key points of the battlefields both in and around the villages on the banks of the River Orne and the open chalpl hills which is bisected by the Caen Falaise road.

Covers the final years of the German Fallschirmjager, Including operations such as the Battle of Sicily, Monte Casino, Grand Sasso Raid.

Traces the Nazis' retreat from Normandy to Germany.

Wide-ranging, information-packed guide to female ancestors in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Highly illustrated account of German U-boat commanders who were awarded the Knight's Cross during the Second World War.

The fifth in a series of eight Battleground Europe books on the campaign in France and Flanders 1940

First biography of 'the greatest villain of the fourteenth century' - Hugh Despenser.

The first systematic publication of the famous plans, The John Lambert collection.

Reconsiders the evidence for Attila the Hun's most famous battle, the climax of his invasion of the Western Roman Empire that had reached as far as Orleans in France.

This is the only fully illustrated military life of the Emperor Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus (253-268).

Through historic photos, this volume traces the development, production and deployment of this iconic piece of military equipment from the drawing boards to the Cold War battlefields of Europe.

Detailed design and operational history of the British Achilles tank destroyer.

Living With Allergies provides insight into each allergic condition, how to cope at different life stages and information on diagnosis, treatment and everyday management.