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Charitable activities during the First World War, often overlooked in historical accounts, involved significant contributions exceeding £100 million and engaged over a million volunteers, primarily from working-class backgrounds. This book highlights the scale and impact of non-uniformed voluntary action, shedding light on the crucial role these efforts played in supporting the war effort and addressing the needs of those affected by the conflict, ultimately enriching our understanding of social dynamics during this tumultuous period.

The investigation into the murder of former astronaut Eloise Birch, discovered hanged at Smithfield Market, reveals a connection to the death of feminist artist Tilly Webster. Detective Inspector Nikki McDonald suspects a killer with an obsession for witchcraft and enlists the help of historian Anna Carr. Nikki's team, which includes the cynical Sergeant Dave Finch and enthusiastic DC Chloe Wong, navigates personal dynamics and professional challenges as they unravel the mystery behind the crimes.

Set against the backdrop of the Bodleian Library, this historical thriller follows a historian who uncovers a web of mystery after an academic is murdered and valuable manuscript pages vanish. As the protagonist delves into the intertwining themes of religious writings and pagan magic, a gripping trail of intrigue unfolds across England and Europe, revealing secrets that could change history.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1863.

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Exploring stunning locations like Chesterman Beach and the Chemainus Murals, this guide showcases the top 101 must-visit spots on Vancouver Island. Insightful recommendations from local experts, including oenophile John Schreiner and naturalist Bruce Whittington, highlight their personal favorites, ensuring readers discover the island's hidden gems and best experiences. Perfect for both visitors and locals, it serves as an essential companion for anyone looking to fully enjoy the beauty and culture of Vancouver Island.

Culturally significant, this reproduction preserves the integrity of the original artifact, showcasing historical copyright references and library stamps. It serves as an important contribution to the knowledge base of civilization, reflecting the value of preserving classic works for future generations. The authenticity of the text is emphasized, making it a reliable resource for scholars and readers interested in historical literature.

Exploring the intersection of popular music and historical narrative, this book examines how over 1,500 songs from more than forty countries since the late 1950s have shaped the mythos of the First World War. It highlights the influence of these musical works in reflecting and constructing collective memories of the conflict, showcasing the diverse interpretations and emotional responses elicited by the war through the medium of music.