| |  | Dr Johnson's London by Liza Picard
Picard focuses on everyday existence in the eighteenth century in this splendid study, documenting all tangents of urban life, and reporting on everyone, from the poor to the privileged. She provides an informative and entertaining account of a perio Our Price: £7.99
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| |  | London Labour & the London Poor by Henry Mayhew
This objective, practical look at the city's poverty was written by the influential journalist Mayhew between 1849 and 1850. Compassionate yet realistic, and not overburdened with philanthropic excesses, he blamed some of the poor for their desperat Our Price: £11.99
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 | London: a Social History by Roy Porter
An encyclopaedic look at the Capital's social history, Porter's book examines London's growth and the infinitely varied experiences of its inhabitants. Ranging from its beginnings in Roman times to the period of change in the 1990s, this is a mesm Our Price: £10.99
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|  | East End Chronicles by Ed Gilnert
The East End: Roman burial ground, mediaeval rubbish tip, Victorian hell hole, WW2 bombing target, 21st century gentrification template. Our Price: £20.00
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| |  | London Calling by Helen McCarthy & Paul Miller
In this illuminating book, the authors suggest that, with the advances in mobile technology, London could become a wireless city, hugely benefiting from the urban improvements that could be achieved, ranging from texting carparking payments to partic Our Price: £10.00
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| |  | London by Sheila O'Connell
This elegant little book gives fascinating insights into London over time, including little-known facts about its inhabitants, their multifarious activities, and the artists who have documented its rich history. Our Price: £9.99
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 | City of Cities; The Birth of Modern London by Stephen Inwood
A dazzling account of London at its height, when it was the largest and richest city on earth. There is no period in London's history in which the city was more dynamic, fascinating, innovative and important than the thirty years before the First Wo Our Price: £10.99
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| |  | The English Civil War by David Clark
The English Civil War is a subject of perennial interest. This book presents the 'essentials' of the conflict in the form of a readable chronological narrative, beginning with the causes of the war and ending with the execution of King Charles I. Our Price: £9.99
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| |  | A Short History of Europe by Gordon Kerr
Europe â€" both a continent and an idea. Now Europe is as close as it ever has been to being one entity, yet we Europeans still cling to our national independence. Gordon Kerr provides a coherent map of the jumbled history of Europe a Our Price: £9.99
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 | Winston Churchill by Bill Price
During his long and extraordinary life, Winston Churchill was a central figure in almost all of the tumultuous events of the first half of the twentieth century. Our Price: £7.99
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|  | The Gnostics by Sean Martin
Gnosticism - derived from the Greek word gnosis, to know - is the name given to various religious schools that proliferated in the first centuries after Christ Our Price: £7.99
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| The Gnostics by Sean Martin
Gnosticism - derived from the Greek word gnosis, to know - is the name given to various religious schools that proliferated in the first centuries after Christ Our Price: £7.99
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