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Sovereignty
Power Beyond Politics
ISBN: 9780856830976 - Hardback
£10.00 Add to basketThe author examines the nature of sovereignty with particular reference to the British experience. He suggests that the role of the sovereign is not as limited as is generally thought.
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The Devil’s Dance
ISBN: 9780856835018 - Paperback
£6.95 Add to basket“John Symons has done it again. This is a complex and deeply rewarding work. But don’t let that put you off! I loved the menace of the book and its tranquil resolution. I think it is a really great book. Like A Tear in the Curtain, it is about children, could be enjoyed by older children and is an absorbing read for adults. It also raises several important issues.”
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Friend of Castlereagh
A Historical Novel
Chosen for Autumn 2013 PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE COLLECTION for Fiction
ISBN: 9780856832956 - Paperback
£17.95 Add to basket'It takes a great imagination to write a novel - and it takes great technique to weave that seamlessly into an historical context. That is what ... John Stewart has done as his latest book hits the market ... and will be a great read.' Mark Bain, Newtownards Chronicle
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Highland Postbag
The Correspondence of Four MacDougall Chiefs 1715-1865
ISBN: 9780856832239 - Hardback
£13.95 Add to basketThe surviving correspondence of four MacDougall chiefs provides an authentic record of the concerns of the family during a time of major change in the way of life in the Highlands, and of the impact of local, national and international events upon it.
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Glasgow Taxi
ISBN: 9780856832321 - Hardback
£9.95 Add to basketThis is Glasgow, rich in variety, seen through the twinkling eyes of a likeable cab-driver.
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The Royal Law
Source of our Freedom Today
ISBN: 9780856831911 - Hardback
£12.95 Add to basketThe title of the book is taken from words addressed to the Sovereign during the coronation service which, the author points out, plays a much more important part in the life of our nation than is generally recognised.
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The Prince and the Professor
A dialogue on the place of monarchy in the 21st century
ISBN: 9780856831652 - Paperback
£9.95 Add to basketWith the ever-increasing tide of legislation from the European Commission and its overriding effect on English law, with the current debate on our monarchy, and indeed on all our ancient institutions, this is a very timely book.
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Crowning Glory
The Merits of the Monarchy
ISBN: 9780856831966 - Hardback
£13.95 Add to basketThis book examines the vital contribution made by the monarchy to the life of our country, and the close relationship that has always existed between the sovereign and ordinary people of Britain. Also revealed is the in-built sense of duty and service passed down the line to this present day.
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A Philosophy for a Fair Society
ISBN: 9780856831591 - Paperback9780856831591 - Paperback
£12.95 / £22.50 Select optionsSomething must be done, explain the authors. Governments will fail, unless they shake off the economic orthodoxy which is now one of the problems rather than the means to a solution.
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Visitors
Chosen for July 2009 PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE COLLECTION for Fiction
ISBN: 9780856832536 - Paperback
£9.95 Add to basketMore an allegory than a novel, Visitors describes the impact of beings from a distant planet on the political, economic and spiritual life of Britain and the world
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A Tear in the Curtain
Chosen for Spring 2013 PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE COLLECTION for Fiction
ISBN: 9780856832925 - Hardback
£9.95 Add to basketThis is the story of three families, brought together and kept apart by terrible events. A Russian boy and Hungarian brother and sister spend an idyllic seaside holiday with an English family in August 1956, just before the Suez Crisis and the Hungarian Uprising intensify the Cold War and cut them off from each other.
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