The epic confrontation in September 1812 was the single bloodiest day of the Napoleonic Wars
Join Peter and all his friends every day in December as they count down to Christmas and have lots of fun adventures along the way
from Florence Nightingale using statistics to petition for better conditions during the Crimean War to the manipulation of numbers by the American tobacco industry and the ambiguous figures peddled during the EU referendum
the county ground at Hove
Roger Mortimer's sometimes hilarious
The Common Freedom of the People : John Lilburne and the English Revolution Ordnance Survey The epic confrontation in SeptemberAuthor(s): Braddick, Michael (Professor of History, University of Sheffield), Binding: Hardback, Date of Publication: 09 08 2018, Pagination: 416 pages, 18 black & white illustrations; 2 maps, Series: N A, Imprint: Oxford University Press, Published By: Oxford University Press, Book Classification: British & Irish history, Social & cultural history, English Civil War, Biography: historical political & military ISBN13\EAN\SKU: 9780198803232