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Focusing on the British Army during the Napoleonic Wars, this comprehensive five-volume series delves into army administration, cavalry, infantry regiments, and ordnance. Expanding on the author's previous web series, it offers in-depth biographical details about key military leaders and influential political figures involved in army governance. The work aims to provide a richer understanding of the individuals who shaped the British military landscape from 1793 to 1815.

Exploring the central theme of the Kingdom of God, the book delves into Jesus' teachings and their significance. It emphasizes the transformative nature of this message and its relevance to contemporary life, urging readers to reflect on its implications for personal faith and community. Through insightful analysis, it invites a deeper understanding of how the Kingdom of God shapes moral values and spiritual practices, making it a compelling read for those seeking to grasp the essence of Jesus' message.

Fit to Command brings the battalion and regimental commanders of the British army in the period 1793-1815 into sharp focus and enables the reader to see their progression - how field officers of Wellington's victorious Peninsula army were dramatically better equipped for their roles than their earlier counterparts in Flanders in 1793.

The story follows Mr Hare, whose home is destroyed, prompting the animals of Raincliffe Woods to assist him in finding a new place to live. However, Mr Fox lures Mr Hare into the perilous Forge Valley. With Mr Hare missing, it's up to Mr Hedgehog, Miss Dormouse, and Red the Squirrel to embark on a daring rescue mission. As they navigate the dangers of Forge Valley, they face various predators eager for their next meal, highlighting themes of friendship and bravery in the face of adversity.

An 8-year-old girl named Sydney questions the absence of girls in baseball while at a game with her father, leading her to discover the world of softball. Her journey involves hard work, a supportive coach, and quirky teammates as she strives to help the Magical Unicorns win their first game. The story emphasizes themes of determination, teamwork, and the joy of sports, capturing Sydney's quest to prove herself on the field.

This book covers Sir Charles Grey's glorious (but ultimately ill-fated) West Indies campaign in the early years of the Napoleonic period.

German train engineer Sebastian Braun saves the life of a wounded imperial army corporal by the name of Adolph Hitler, beginning a decades-long relationship over which Sebastian has little to no control. Sebastian walks a perilous tightrope between a mystically grateful Hitler and a close friendship with a Jewish university professor as the German rise to power stampedes through the 1930s and 1940s. Following up on Volume 1, Tattered Blue Cloth: Volume 2 continues the story of Hitler's devastating impact on the entire global community, as the horrors of war eventually overtake Sebastian and his family with devastating consequences.