Nicholas Bennett Boeken

The book explores the role of Burghersh as a dedicated diocesan figure, shedding new light on his actions during the 1326 invasion involving Isabella and Mortimer. It delves into his motivations and the historical context of the events, offering a fresh perspective on his contributions and the complexities of his character within this tumultuous period.

The narrative follows Nicholas Bennett's forty-year journey dedicated to alleviating poverty in the developing world, focusing on marginalized and exploited communities. His career unfolds in some of the most challenging and remote locations, where he confronts political upheavals, including coups and revolutions, all while balancing the responsibilities of family life. The book highlights his resilience and commitment to making a difference in the lives of those in need.

This volume continues the comprehensive biographical record of parish priests in Lincolnshire, offering detailed accounts of their lives and contributions to the community. It highlights the historical significance of these figures and their roles within the church and society, providing valuable insights into the religious and cultural landscape of the region. The work serves as an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the local heritage of Lincolnshire.

The Lincoln Record Society's centennial journey showcases its significant impact on historical scholarship and community engagement. Through its evolution, the organization has played a vital role in preserving local history and fostering an appreciation for archival research. The book emphasizes the importance of such societies in enriching the cultural and historical landscape over the past century.

This comprehensive biographical record focuses on all parish priests in Lincolnshire, providing detailed accounts of their lives and contributions. The first volume sets the foundation for a complete series, highlighting the significance of these religious figures in the community. Through meticulous research, it aims to preserve the history and legacy of parish priests, offering insight into their roles and experiences throughout the region's history.

"Eine spannende und nervenaufreibende Geschichte" [Lesermeinung]"Die detaillierten, schon fast epischen Beschreibungen lassen gleich einen Film im Kopf ablaufen." [Lesermeinung]"Die Grundgeschichte, die Nicholas Bennett da erzählt, ist, ganz pur und rein für sich genommen, großartig!" [Lesermeinung]Der Fluss vergisst nicht …Ein Leben wird gerettet, ein anderes verflucht. David Weaver wird von Träumen und Geistern heimgesucht, als der Fluss ihn ruft, wie er es bereits früher getan hat … im August 1976, dem heißesten Sommer aller Zeiten.Die dunkle Historie einer ländlichen Kleinstadt Englands liegt verborgen in den finsteren Katakomben mittelalterlicher Ruinen. Eine Energie aus altertümlicher Zeit schlummert dort und wartet darauf, sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen, Böses zu tun, zu laben.DUNKLER FLUSS ist ein Mystery-Thriller über die düstere Psychologie eines beschaulichen kleinen Ortes, den scheinbar selten ein Wässerchen trübt. Die älteren Bewohner jedoch wissen es besser. Sie kennen die heimtückische Unterströmung, die dem Leben am Fluss Meas zu eigen ist …