Richard Glover was een baanbrekende militaire historicus aan Canadese universiteiten. Als directeur van de Human History Branch van het National Museum of Canada richtte hij de Geschiedenisafdeling op, waarmee hij de focus van de instelling verbreedde buiten archeologie en etnologie. Glover integreerde ook het Canadian War Museum, waardoor de reikwijdte ervan werd uitgebreid om de volledige militaire geschiedenis van Canada van de beginjaren tot de moderne tijd te omvatten.
Calling all fishing enthusiasts! This collection of poems is a must-have for anyone who loves spending time on the water. With verses that capture the excitement and thrill of the sport, as well as the beauty of the natural world, it's a delightful read for anglers of all ages. Written by Richard Glover, a lifelong fisherman and lover of literature, it's a true celebration of the joys of fishing.
The funny new book from the bestselling, much loved and eternally hopeful author of The Land Before Avocado and Flesh Wounds
Exploring the quirks of modern life, this book offers a humorous yet heartfelt examination of everyday annoyances and the power of wishful thinking. Through witty observations on topics like noisy restaurants and overpriced takeout, it encourages readers to embrace joy and laughter. Celebrated by notable figures for its charm and sincerity, it serves as a call for a more hopeful, humor-filled world. With a blend of comedy and reflection, it resonates with anyone yearning for a better, less frustrating existence, one wish at a time.
Focusing on the historical context of the Napoleonic Wars, this book examines the serious threat posed by Bonaparte's flotilla to Britain. It delves into Britain's defense organization, the Royal Navy's responsibilities, and the strategic preparations made by both sides. By analyzing the background of the conflict, it highlights the significance of Bonaparte's naval ambitions and the British response, providing a comprehensive understanding of this critical period in military history.
This reprint presents a classic work originally published in 1871, offering readers a chance to explore its historical significance and literary value. The text retains the essence of its time, reflecting the themes and perspectives of the era. Readers can expect an authentic experience of the language and style that characterized the original publication, making it a valuable addition for both collectors and new audiences interested in historical literature.
Herbert Stanley Jenkins, a dedicated medical missionary in early 20th century China, is the focus of this biography. His impactful work in rural Shensi not only advanced healthcare but also enhanced education in the region. Authored by Richard Glover, a contemporary of Jenkins, the narrative provides a vivid portrayal of Jenkins' commitment to service and his role in Baptist mission history, highlighting his efforts to improve lives while spreading the gospel.