British & Irish History: First World War
BIC code: HBCW1
See also: History & Archaeology
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£3.50Burntisland Fallen, 1914-1919 - - Paperback
This title lists the men of Burntisland who lost their lives as a result of the First World War and whose names appear on the Burntisland War Memorial. -
£20.00The Clyde At War - - Hardback
The river Clyde and its estuary played a central part in both World War I and II. On both banks of the river the ships that fed and protected Britain were launched. This book illustrates a nation at war and the river which was its lifeline. -
£19.99Come On Highlanders!: Glasgow Territorials In The Great War - - Hardback
Alec Weir presents this fascinating and detailed account of how ordinary men from all walks of life confronted and mastered the hellish conditions of trench warfare. -
£25.00The Flowers Of The Forest: Scotland And The First World War - - Hardback
Providing an account of the war that changed Scotland irrevocably, this book illustrates the importance of Scotland in the defeat of the Kaiser's Germany. It examines themes such as the performance of Scottish military formations in 1915 and 1916, the militarisation of the Scottish homeland, and more. -
£9.99The Flowers Of The Forest: Scotland And The First World War - - Paperback
Providing an account of the war that changed Scotland irrevocably, this book illustrates the importance of Scotland in the defeat of the Kaiser's Germany. It examines themes such as the performance of Scottish military formations in 1915 and 1916, and the militarisation of the Scottish homeland. -
£20.00The Forth At War - - Hardback
The Forth and its estuary was very much a front line against Germany during both World Wars. This book includes photos of the British battle fleet setting sail from the Forth, of the rows of German ships at surrender and the destruction caused. -
£9.99The Forth At War - - Paperback
The Forth and its estuary was very much a front line against Germany during both World Wars. This book includes photos of the British battle fleet setting sail from the Forth, of the rows of German ships at surrender and the destruction caused. -
£16.99For The King's Service: Railway Ships At War - - Paperback
The author tells the story of the many railway steamers which joined the fight to rid the world of the Axis yoke, and of the successes and disasters of railway ships at war. -
£20.00Glasgow: A City At War - - Hardback
This work explores the impact of World War I and II on the city of Glasgow, its people and industries. In particular, it covers the importance of warship building in the Clyde shipyards, and the large-scale manufacture of artillery and munitions. It also covers the changing patterns of employment. -
£9.99The Grand Scuttle: The Sinking Of The German Fleet At Scapa Flow In 1919 - - Paperback
The scuttling of the German fleet at Scapa Flow has beome folk legend in both Germany and Britain. This book retells the story, with contemporary photographs and eye-witness accounts, and an interesting new perspective.








