THE COMPLETE BOOK OF THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES

All the results from Every Event of Every Sport,

1930-2018

2022 BIRMINGHAM EDITION

Archery - Athletics - Badminton -

Basketball - Beach Volleyball -

Bowls - Boxing - Cricket -

Cycling - Diving - Fencing -

Gymnastics - Hockey - Judo -

Netball - Rowing - Rugby 7's -

Shooting - Squash - Swimming -

Synchronised Swimming -

Table Tennis - Tennis -

Tenpin Bowling - Triathlon -

Water Polo - Weightlifting - Wrestling

The complete book for following the 2022 ...

Tawney of Oxford and their Relatives

is a collection of biographical notes, with accompanying family trees, drawing upon archival records and much other information that is available in the public domain. Illustrations help to provide context and bring the characters to life.

The biographical notes include some fascinating stories and characters, including a seventeenth century female James Bond, a national financial crisis, and a nineteenth century parliamentary election.

A series of famil...

Great magickal formulary, 378 pages, 620 spells per category: money, health, love, protection, psychic self-defense, studies, binding spells. Egyptian magick, Wicca, Gypsy magick, Candomblé, exorcisms, prayers, Voodoo, Santa Muerte spells from Cuban sorcery, and much more.

Binding love spells, hexes, spiritual baths, return of an ex-lover, making your own magick powders, foot-track magick, powerful voodoo spells to destroy enemies, and more.

A whole life spent between Denby Dale and Penistone on the West-South Yorkshire border, including over 50 years as a local barber, are the inspiration for this hilarious, moving and thought-provoking collection of short stories, poems and recollections.

This book is intended for anyone; however, it is designed for senior international scientists. The aim is to use the book to demonstrate the theory of Carbonology, a grand unified theory of life in the Universe based on the remarkable properties of the humble carbon atom. The book contains a telephone script to a scientist and a publicity stunt over the phone. The theory is presented in a quick and instantaneous way, changing their view of life and reality immediately. This is called Carborea...

After a violent storm in January 1647 in the Netherlands, votive stones and altars with texts and reliefs referring to an unknown goddess named Nehalennia were found on a beach in Zeeland. It was, and still is, incorrectly maintained in history that she was a goddess who belonged to a local cult. This happened not only because of the tunnel vision of researchers, but also because information was demonstrably and consciously withheld. As a result, Nehalennia acquired the stature of a legend.

D...