BOOKS

Powerful stories drawn on the front lines of Migration by award-winning artist George Butler

Explores the lives of ordinary Indian people in WW2 and the effects of mobilising the largest volunteer army in the world; on those that joined and those left behind.

Wendy Moore tells the story of two pioneering suffragette women transformed an old London workhouse into a state of the art Military Hospital.

This book tells a story that is rarely heard: the experiences of a nurse working close to the Western Front in the First World War.

Complete edition of the Wipers Times, the famed trench newspaper of the First World War.

Napoleon The Man Behind the Myth Author Adam Zamoyski

Based on the Allan Mallinson's monthly commentaries in The Times throughout the centenary, this is a fresh and original portrait of the First World War.

The unique recounting of soldiers and their relationship with the natural world, animals and plants, during The First World War.

This is by no means a mere catalogue of fashion plates, it tells a romping good story cover to cover that will delight academic historians and fashion officiandos alike.

A vivid account of the Battle of Waterloo from the perspective of the heroic soldier who fought during three days to reach the longed victory against Napoleon.

A timely lesson in the perils of nation-building and a sobering reminder of the limits of military power.

Soldiery explores the British Army as a diverse and proud organisation with a cherished heritage.