A Level Law - Peter Seago, Brian Hogan

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...Mike Cassidy. They along with the rest of the commandos are led to believe that they will form part of the security operation around the warehouse in Brooklyn but soon find that Claude Winslade has brought them along for other reasons; just in case things didn't work out well with establishing the connection back to 1974. Whilst Claude and his historian advisors set off to England, Harry and the rest of the commandos prepare for an undercover operation deep in the heart of Germany. The initial slow pace of the novel may not appeal to many readers but for me it allows for the development of the characters central to the story. James P Hogan expertly describes a gloomy world in 1974 where all hope has gone with the Nazis literally about to take over the world and contrasts it with an innocent America in 1939 where Glen Miller plays... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent, well written, well researched biography.
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...~ ~ Ben Hogan was born in 1912 in Dublin, Ohio, the youngest of three children. His father owned the local blacksmith’s shop, and there was nothing in the young Hogan’s childhood that would have indicated that as an adult he would become (arguably) the greatest professional golfer of the 20th century. He has long been one of my favourite golfers, and although I never had the opportunity to see him play in the flesh during his heyday in the late 1940’s and 1950’s, I was regaled during my early years on stories of his various achievements and exploits by my late father. ~ ~ But Ben Hogan was an enigma. A man who played golf like a god, and who achieved fantastic success in his life both on and off the golf course, he was also a private man who shunned the limelight, and who had an abiding hatred for the media and press all his life... Read review

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...This book is an excellent revision guide for A Level-law and has a basic reading aid if you are doing Law at university. It's well written and explains concepts well. One of the thing about A Level law I found was that it was important to grasp the concepts, because if you didn't you would struggle through out the course. I would actually go as far as saying that this A Level law is an excellent read if you are just interested in law, because reading it at night time it's so surprising how much information that actually goes in and how much you can learn. I think that's where Martin Hunt who wrote the book get gets a lot of credit. It's written and organised really well, divided into manageable parts and easy to follow sections. The good thing about this book is that it will explain concepts and then you will be required... Read review

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