Alan Kelly Knihy

The book explores the intense rivalry between two prominent Anglo-Norman families in Ireland during the late medieval and early modern periods. It delves into the historical context, examining how this conflict shaped political dynamics and social structures in the region. Through a detailed analysis, it reassesses their influence and legacy, offering insights into the complexities of power and familial relationships in Ireland's turbulent history.

Set in 1610, two 12-year-old children from London find themselves transported back in time, landing jobs at the Globe Theatre. Working alongside William Shakespeare, they assist in the production of The Winter's Tale. However, their adventure takes a dangerous turn as they confront a notorious criminal, leading to a thrilling battle that will determine their future. The story intertwines historical elements with a gripping narrative about friendship, courage, and the impact of choices.

This volume is one of a series covering the output of the Gramaphone Company from 1898 to 1929 when recording methods had progressed from the primitive trumpet to the sophisticated microphone. This is the German catalogue, covering records whose source or language was German.