Alison Johnson Knihy

The book, published in 2013, is part of the Routledge imprint, which is known for its scholarly works. It offers insights and research relevant to its field, contributing to the academic discourse and providing valuable perspectives for readers interested in the subject matter. The publication aims to enhance understanding and provoke thought among its audience, reflecting the high standards associated with Taylor & Francis.

With rare illustrations throughout, this fascinating study reveals the incredible history hidden beneath the churches of our capital.

Focusing on forensic linguistics and its intersection with the law, this textbook offers insights drawn from real cases, such as those of Harold Shipman and JonBenét Ramsey. It is structured into two sections that cover essential topics in the field and includes research tasks, further reading, and web links. The latest edition introduces new content on courtroom discourse, forensic phonetics, and authorship attribution, along with a revised conclusion and glossary, solidifying its status as a key resource for students and professionals alike.

The narrative explores the life of Louis XVI, a reluctant king who prioritized the welfare of his people amidst the chaos of the French Revolution. His gentle demeanor and willingness to adapt to the evolving demands of his subjects highlight his struggle to navigate the tumultuous political landscape. The book delves into the remarkable shifts in governance during a critical period, showcasing how few rulers have managed to respond to such rapid changes.

A history of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

Victorian Worthies, introduced by Ian Hislop, collects the very best caricatures of the leading church figures of Victorian Britain from the pages of the original Vanity Fair magazine. The brilliant colour cartoons by 'Ape' and 'Spy' and accompanying vignette by 'Jehu Junior' (editor Thomas Gibson Bowles) are here reproduced, with a brief modern-day biography by priest Malcolm Johnson. Includes portraits of William Gladstone, Samuel Wilberforce, Alfred Lord Tennyson, John Ruskin, Anthony Trollope, John Henry Newman, Benjamin Disraeli, Queen Victoria, William Spooner, Robert Baden-Powell, Winston Churchill, Edward VII, Cosmo Lang and G K Chesterton.

Tells the little-known story of a Yorkshire Pioneer battalion serving alongside Pals Battalions from Sheffield, Barnsley, Bradford, Leeds and Hull during the Great War.