There are a number of abbeys and priories, buildings 'where glory reigned' that are also part of the history of Wales. Most were built in places of relative solitude where peace was plentiful, in quiet, out of the way positions. Others were in strategic historical towns, but wherever they are, they have been seen and appreciated by scholars and ordinary worshipers alike
Lt-Col W. G. Malone was commanding officer of New Zealand's Wellington Battalion at Gallipoli. Renowned for his humanity and superb leadership, he played a key role in the successful assault on Chunuk Bair on 8 August 1915, but was killed later that day. This book reproduces Malone's impressive diaries and letters, along with many striking images.
Features three stories involving mystery and adventure, including a girl who discovers a mysterious painting, a detective who investigates a shady movie studio head, and a boy who disovers that his snowman can bleed.