Peter Clarke Knihy

Set in 1851 Sydney, the story follows a policeman named Joe who is willing to bend the rules. His attempt to involve a police sergeant in a theft of a locket leads to unexpected complications. As the sergeant grapples with his own issues, their paths intertwine, ultimately resulting in tragic consequences. The narrative explores themes of morality, corruption, and the impact of choices within the law enforcement landscape of the time.

A distinctive new account of John Maynard Keyes in his historical context. Peter Clarke considers Keynes' public policy role in terms of how his thinking informed his contribution to policy-making as well as the place of expediency in resolving issues of public policy.

Set against the backdrop of the gold rush, the story follows William as he embarks on a journey aboard the steam sailing ship Lady Grace to Australia. Along the way, he faces challenges from bullies and the harshness of the sea, which test his courage and resilience. The tale highlights themes of fate and determination as William navigates the unpredictable elements of his voyage.

Contract law is a very complex area, one that affects us all, in one way or another. Quite often we find ourselves in need of clear advice which isn't available. However, this latest edition of A Straightforward Guide to Contract Law provides clear and comprehensive answers to all aspects of contract law and the formation of contracts, along with legal remedies when things go wrong. The book is concise and clear and updates the law to 2023.

Peter Clarke's book is the first to analyse in detail the losing hand that Britain was dealt in the last year of World War Two, and then to see how that hand was played over the next two years by Churchill's successors. It makes superb use of the copious letters and diaries now available of the major participants and many involved observers, to show how decisions were taken and received. Not least, it analyses dispassionately the role of the how Roosevelt and his successors were determined that Britain must be sustained both during the war and after, but that the British Empire must not. The book thus also describes the short pivotal period when American influence finally took over from the British in world politics.

A fascinating new look at a neglected side of Winston Churchill - his life as a professional author - revealing how his most important literary work shaped his role as a world leader, and the history of the Second World War

Engaging and authoratitive, 'Keynes' explores the often misunderstood man in the context of his own life and times - the impact of his homosexuality and his later marriage to ballerina Lydia Lopokova - and questions the relevence and significance of his groundbreaking ideas today.

Looks at the political, social, and economic changes that have taken place in Great Britain during this century

Jee, a superhero in training, embarks on a journey to discover the source of his powers and the right time to utilize them. As he confronts various challenges, he must rely on the inspiration and support from his loved ones to navigate the dangerous obstacles ahead. This story explores themes of growth, resilience, and the importance of community in a young hero's development.