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Slate From Coniston
Alastair Cameron
£13.99
Second impression. A history of the Coniston slate industry, although the author makes no apologies for the fact that he occasionally strays from the topic of 'slate' to one of the village in general. The history of the industry is inseparable from the history of the village. The culture and personality of the village is as unique as the volcanic slate extracted from its hills.
Published by :
Cumbria Amenity Trust Mining History Society
Published date :
2005
Format :
Large paperback.
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Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-19
£16.00
Part 39: The Border Regiment.
Published by :
J.B. Howard and Son
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Large hardback.
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Steam and Speed: Railways of Tyne and Wear from the Earliest Days
Andy Guy
£12.95
Track the epic story of rail in the North, from the earliest wooden waggonways to modern times - the pioneers, the workers, the locomotives and the revolutionary engineers who changed the face of the world.
Published by :
Tyne Bridge Publishing
Published date :
2003
Format :
Large paperback.
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Strongholds of the Border Reivers
Keith Durham
£11.99
In the year 1296, Edward I of England launched a series of vicious raids across the Anglo-Scottish Border in his attempt to annexe Scotland.
Published by :
Osprey
Published date :
March 2008
Format :
182mm x 248mm paperback
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Sufferings of Early Quakers - 1650s to 1690: Northern England
Joseph Besse; Michael Gandy (ed)
£12.00
Featuring Cumberland, Durham, Lancashire, Northumberland, Westmorland and the Isle of Man.
Published by :
William Sessions
Published date :
2000
Format :
Paperback.
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Support in the Sky
£5.00
A history of No 14 Maintenance Unit, or 14MU, Royal Air Force Carlisle.
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Published date :
2006
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Large paperback.
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Tales of Old Northumberland
Joan Morgan
£6.99
Northumberland has a great wealth of stories from the past. Some are ancient legends, others from the pages of history; but all bring to life moments of drama and mystery, romance and heroism.The local characters involved in this book include Jacobite rebels, a hermit, rioters, smugglers, witches, borders reivers, wealthy money-lenders, fishwives and ghosts.
Published by :
Countryside Books
Published date :
Sept 2006
Format :
140mm x 210mm
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Tales of the Border Reivers
£2.99
Selected and retold by staff at Sandhill Press, this is a collection of tales of turbulent times in the Border country during the 16th century.
Published by :
Sandhill Press
Published date :
2000
Format :
Paperback.
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The Adventure of English: The Biography of a Language
Melvyn Bragg
£14.99
BOOK ON CD Melvyn Bragg shows us the remarkable story of the English language; from its beginnings as a minor guttural Germanic dialect to its position today as a truly established global language.
Published by :
Hodder Headline Audiobooks
Published date :
2003
Format :
Three CDs
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The Adventure of English: The Biography of a Language
Melvyn Bragg
£20.00
Melvyn Bragg shows us the remarkable story of the English language; from its beginnings as a minor guttural Germanic dialect to its position today as a truly established global language.
Published by :
Hodder & Stoughton
Published date :
2003
Format :
Hardback.
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The Anatomy of the Helm Wind
David Uttley
£9.95
A unique study which examines the only named wind in Britain.
Published by :
Bookcase
Published date :
1998
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Paperback.
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The Antique County Maps of Cumberland
John Higham
£11.99
The lavishly illustrated story of the printed maps of Cumberland.
Published by :
Bookcase
Published date :
1997
Format :
Large paperback.
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The Antique Maps of Cumberland
£15.00
This CD contains illustrations (many in colour), with brief textual notes of about 200 antique maps of Cumberland and Westmorland, covering the period from the late 16th century to the late 19th century. Over 100 of these can be examined on your computer in larger than life detail. The CD contains full text of John Higham's book - 'The Antique County Maps of Cumberland', updated and expanded, together with a sophisticated search facility.
Published by :
John Higham
Published date :
2003
Format :
CD Rom
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The Baroness of Belsfield by Windermere
Ian Jones
£8.00
This is the story of a remarkable lady, an off-comer of common but respectable birth who, by great fortune, inherited considerable wealth, espoused an aristocratic title, and built as her principle seat one of the finest houses to grace the shores of Windermere.
Published by :
Ian Jones
Published date :
June 2008
Format :
238mm x 160mm paperback
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The Boke of Records of the Burgh of Kirkby Kendal
Richard S. Ferguson (ed)
£25.00
This book is the major source for the history of Kendal and an important collection of evidence about the town, and its place in south Westmorland society.
Published by :
CWAAS
Published date :
2001
Format :
Hardback.
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The Border Line
Eric Robson
£8.99
Ever since the Roman emperor Hadrian built the first frontier in AD 120, the border area between England and Scotland has been a highly disputed territory.
Published by :
Frances Lincoln
Published date :
March 2007
Format :
197mm x 125mm
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The Border Regiment Roll of Honour: 1939 to 1945
R. Raymond Walsh; Jean M. Walsh
£18.00
An alphabetical list of the soldiers who lost their lives in the Second World War, with their names, rank, number, enlistment, and the dates of their death.
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T.H.C.L. Books
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Large loose leaf paperback in plastic cover.
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The Border Reivers: The Story of the Anglo-Scottish Borderlands
Keith Durham; Angus McBride
£9.99
Part of the Men at Arms series, describes uniforms and weapons of the border reivers of the 13th - 17th cetury,and the best cavalry of the time.
Published by :
Osprey Publishing
Published date :
1996
Format :
Large paperback.
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The Borders
Alistair Moffat
£14.99
This superb DVD accompanies the book, and has been shown on television. Alistair Moffat takes us on a visual journey through 8,000 turbulent years into the crucible where the United Kingdom was forged.
Published by :
Striding Edge
Published date :
2002
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The Borders
Alistair Moffat
£9.99
Alistair Moffat tells the story of a part of Scotland that has played a huge role in the Nation's history and has moved poets, painters and writers as well as ordinary visitors for hundreds of years. No narrative history of the Borders has been published since the 19th century, and this book tells a long awaited story of a unique place... a place of beginnings and endings, of differences and similarities.
Published by :
Birlinn
Published date :
2007
Format :
130mm x 195mm paperback
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The Borders
Alistair Moffat
£19.95
No narrative history of the Borders has been published since the 19th century, and this book tells a long awaited story of a unique place... a place of beginnings and endings, of differences and similarities.
Published by :
Deerpark Press
Published date :
2002
Format :
Hardback.
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The Bowder Stone - A history
Liz Hodgson
£4.00
The Bowder Stone is really a legend in time which gives this huge lump of rock an added interest. It is no longer just a stone that has fallen from above.
Published by :
P3 Publications
Published date :
August 2007
Format :
146mm x 210mm
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The Building of Hadrian's Wall
C.E. Stevens
£6.00
Published by :
CWAAS
Published date :
1963
Format :
Paperback.
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The Buildings of Roman Britain
Guy de la Bedoyere
£17.99
This book covers the whole range of building types: from the great public and commercial structures to intimate private villas; temples dedicated to various religions, roads, drains, aqueducts and lighthouses - and, of course, the forts of the army.
Published by :
Tempus
Published date :
2001
Format :
Large paperback.
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The Carlisle State Management Scheme
Olive Seabury
£15.00
In 1916 the pubs and breweries in the Carlisle area were taken over by the Government. The aim was to civilize the drinking habits of this dissolute city.
Published by :
Bookcase Carlisle
Published date :
November 2007
Format :
168mm x 244mm paperback
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