John Maguire Knihy

John Maguire, Lawrence Butler, Their Colleagues at Maguire Associates

Africa is not the Dark Continent as so often described by writers from the gloomy northern skies of Europe. Not the Dark Continent at all. It is the Luminous Continent. Drenched in sun, pounded by heat and shimmering in its blinding glare. And within this immense continent, deserts with their seas of sand, tropics with their jungles, equators with their rain forest and coasts with more animals and fish than are imaginable.There are more people, languages and cultures here than anywhere else on our planet. Africa is quite simply the most extraordinary beautiful and luminous place on earth. Celebrating the glories of Africa and its diverse peoples, Bob Geldof journeys across the continent in order to explore the colours and contradictions that define Africa

Focusing on a pivotal yet overlooked era in IRA history, this book analyzes the effectiveness of internment as a strategy employed by the Irish government during World War II and the border campaign. It explores the reasons for the eventual decline in this approach despite its earlier success in curbing IRA activities. Utilizing previously inaccessible primary sources from archives in Ireland and Britain, along with oral testimonies from contemporaries, the work provides a comprehensive political evaluation of the period, including detailed insights into the significant Lawless Case legal proceedings.

Charlie's exceptional intelligence sets him apart in Liverpool, leading his father to remark that he is "too clever for his own good." Preferring the realms of imagination and literature over sports and play, he navigates life with a unique perspective, showcasing the challenges and joys of being a bright child in a world that often values conformity.

Originally published in 1871, this reprint captures the essence of its time, offering readers a glimpse into the historical context and themes prevalent during that era. The book presents a unique perspective, reflecting the social, cultural, and literary influences of the 19th century, making it a valuable addition for those interested in classic literature and history.