Set against the backdrop of the 1930s, the story explores the dangerous alliance of Afrikaner right-wingers with pro-Nazi sentiments as Hitler's power grows. The narrative follows Ewan, the son of Donald Kirkwood, who enlists when war erupts in Europe and North-East Africa, confronting the brutal realities of conflict. Through Ewan's experiences, the novel delves into themes of ideology, loyalty, and the personal impact of global warfare.
Set in the aftermath of the First World War, the story follows Donald Kirkwood as he embarks on the challenging journey of transforming 1500 acres of raw veld into a cotton farm in Natal. With only a tent and a makeshift post box, he faces numerous obstacles, including a deadly cattle disease, devastating floods, and swarms of locusts, all while attempting to establish his new life and livelihood in a harsh and unpredictable environment.
The self-education trend is booming and more adults than ever are teaching themselves core art and design skills. This Learn in 15 book is the perfect companion for these curious souls; breaking each skill down into 45 bite-sized tutorials so that you can hone your abilities without a huge daily investment of time
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Dive into the mind of the visionary founder of the Bank of England with this illuminating collection of his writings. William Paterson's insights into economics, politics, and society helped shape the modern world as we know it. This book provides a fascinating window into the mind of this influential figure.
This important piece of legislation, dating from 1850, established a legal framework for the operation of friendly societies in the United Kingdom. In this illuminating book, William Paterson examines the Act and its impact on the social and economic landscape of 19th-century Britain.
This book brings together the collected writings of William Paterson, the founder of the Bank of England. Paterson was a visionary financier whose ideas and innovations transformed the economic landscape of the early modern world. This volume is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of finance, economics, or entrepreneurship.