New and Forthcoming
When Shakespeare’s Sonnets were first published in 1609 they were presented in an order that has been replicated in subsequent editions ever since. The author, who has studied the sonnets carefully for many years, argues that they were not published in the order that they were written and that they can be presented in an order which tells a biographical story.
The first part of this book argues why they should be so re-ordered and then presents the 1256 sonnets in a new order.
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Richard of Conisborough was notable in his own short life for a plot to overthrow Henry V. Yet he was the grandson of two kings and became the grandfather of two English kings.
His story is more interesting than it appears on the surface.
ISBN: 978-1-915166-54-8
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These are reflections of the value and power of the Creed adopted at the Council of Nicea in 323AD.
ISBN: 978-1-915166-55-5
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This book continues the series of short articles by Bryan Dunleavy and John Taylor about the history of the wider Milton Keynes district.
This volume is a Stony Stratford miscellany
SBN: 978-1-915166-64-7
This book continues the series of short articles by Bryan Dunleavy and John Taylor about the history of the wider Milton Keynes district.
This volume is a Wolverton miscellany
SBN: 978-1-915166-65-4
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The Remematorium (the Latin title of the manuscript) is one of four manuscripts that survive from the old abbey and is now preserved in the British Library.. Over a period of years Tom Olding and Penny Daish have translated the manuscript so that it can be made available;e to interested scholars in a print edition.
The book records in considerable detail the land holdings and possessions of the abbey, together with the rentals paid.