Martin Holmes Bücher

Anne Clifford died in 1676, full of years and honors. This is the impressive portrait of a powerful personality. She lives on, in Martin Holmes' remarkable biography, in Craven, where she was born; in Kent, where she was mistress of Knole; in Wiltshire, where M498 she saw the rebuilding of Wilton under Inigo Jones; and, most of all, in Westmorland where, in her several ancestral castles, she spent her indomitable old age.

Martin Holmes' "World Rallying" annuals, for the 22nd time with the support of Pirelli, are recognised as the leading books on international rallying in the world. Previous editions have established this annual as the leading reference book of the sport, used by the industry, journalists and rally fans all over the world. Centred on the 2009 World Rally Championships, there is also coverage of the IRC, European, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and African regional championships, and many national championships around the world. All the features are illustrated comprehensively, primarily by Maurice Selden's photography. The book also gives a unique appendix of results of all the major national rally championships around the world.

Exploring the captivating realm of Archive Television, this podcast offers listeners a distinctive and entertaining perspective. Hosted by Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge, it delves into the rich history and intriguing stories behind classic television programs, making it a delightful experience for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

The story follows Nosferatutu, a solitary figure residing in a castle filled with bats and hats, who yearns for companionship and adventure. His mundane life takes a turn when he ventures out to a café and encounters Ellen, an ex-ballerina. Their meeting sparks a connection that contrasts his quiet existence with the vibrant world of dance and social interaction, highlighting themes of loneliness and the desire for connection.

Offering a unique and entertaining perspective on Archive Television, this podcast is hosted by Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. It delves into the intriguing history and significance of television archives, providing listeners with engaging discussions and insights that celebrate the medium's past.

Offering a unique and entertaining perspective on Archive Television, this podcast is hosted by Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. It explores the rich history and intriguing stories behind archived television content, engaging listeners with a blend of humor and insight into this fascinating aspect of media history.

Focusing on the pivotal period between the Treaty of Versailles and the Treaty of Maastricht, this book explores the complexities of European history and politics. It delves into the implications of these treaties, highlighting their flaws and the resulting impact on the continent's political landscape. Through a detailed analysis, the author reveals how these historical moments shaped modern Europe and influenced contemporary political dynamics.

Focusing on the period between 1979 and 1983, the book examines the evolution of economic policy formation and the translation of policy sources into actionable strategies. It also explores the transformative impact of the first Thatcher government on contemporary Conservatism, highlighting shifts in ideology and governance. Through detailed analysis, it provides insights into the political landscape and the lasting effects of these changes on the Conservative Party.

Although centred on the 2000 World Rally Championships, this book also provides extensive coverage of the British, Asia-Pacific and national Championships, all of which are illustrated with colour photographs.