Richard Savage Knihy

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At The Going Down Of The Sun takes a distinctive look at the First World War through the eyes of two artists. Their original artwork and comments sit alongside illustrations and photographs of the war giving you their unique perspective. Covering well-known events as well as more obscure and curious details of the war, this book will surprise and fascinate you. No stuffy old textbook; the pages abound with the courage, fortitude, sadness and humour at a time of conflict.Page after page, At The Going Down Of The Sun will appeal to everyone who has an interest in the events of the war. This book is a window into the lives of ordinary people at an extraordinary moment in time.

What is beauty? Is it only for the young and athletic? Are we all judged? And if so just who gets to judge us? It is my belief that beauty is all around us every day, in the faces and bodies of both young and old. I believe it transcends cultures, religions, ethnicity and social status. This book is comprised of the collective thoughts of more than sixty contributors exploring this subject.

The Poetical Works of Richard Savage is a collection of poignant and imaginative verse by this lesser-known 18th century poet. With themes ranging from love to grief to social inequality, Savage's poems will resonate with contemporary readers. This book provides a valuable contribution to the study of literary history and the recovery of forgotten voices.

Lost Countess Falka is a novel by Richard Savage, an English author who wrote in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book tells the story of Countess Falka, a young woman who is orphaned and raised by a group of Bedouin in the Middle East. She falls in love with a young Englishman and is drawn into a dangerous web of political intrigue and espionage. The novel is a thrilling adventure story with a strong romantic component.

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