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A Country Calendar

by Tickner Edwardes Read by Steve C
‘A Country Calendar’ was written in 1928 by the Reverend Tickner Edwardes, who was the vicar of Burpham, a small village tucked away in the …

Bee-Keeping For All

by Tickner Edwardes Read by Steve C 5
Originally published by a master bee-keeper in 1923, this 3rd edition of ‘Bee-Keeping For All’ was completely revised (in 1929) and brought …

The London and Country Brewer

by William James McGlothlin Read by Steve C 4.8
The unknown author of this book, appears to have experienced too many unwholesome and unpleasant beers and ales on his numerous travels in L…

Stories of the Fire Brigade

by Frank Mundell Read by Steve C 4.5
The stories presented here have been collected from reports of actual incidents responded to by various fire brigades with examples from bot…

Stories of South Pole Adventure

by Frank Mundell Read by Steve C 3.5
The famous search for the North-West Passage led many daring pioneers to penetrate into the unknown and to brave the dread perils of the Arc…

Side-lights of Nature in Quill and Crayon

by Tickner Edwardes Read by Steve C
In the following pages no attempt has been made to bring to light any new fact in Natural History. The papers are laid before the notice of …

Rough Talks by a Padre

by Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy Read by Steve C
Geoffrey Anketell Studdert Kennedy MC was an ordained Anglican priest, who in the early stages of World War I volunteered for duty as a chap…

Stories of the Royal Humane Society

by Frank Mundell Read by Steve C 3.7
Established in 1774, the ‘Society for the Recovery of Persons Apparently Drowned’ published information on how to save people from drowning,…

The Burston Rebellion

by Thomas George Higdon Read by Steve C
The early 20th century in Great Britain saw a seismic shift in political awareness especially amongst the working classes. This led to a sig…

Bee-Keeping Do’s and Dont’s

by Tickner Edwardes Read by Steve C
Originally published by a master bee-keeper in 1925, this book ‘Bee-Keeping Do’s and Dont’s’ was written to compliment an earlier book produ…

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