Roberts David Libri

The story of the women's suffrage movement, told through pictures and words by the bestselling illustrator David Roberts.

In 1776, the colonists declared Independence from England in large part due to the many onerous Acts thrust upon them by Parliament including the Stamp Act in 1765 the Tea Act in 1773. The combination of these burdensome Acts on the colonies coupled with “Intolerable Acts” that severely limited the colonists Liberties, America rebelled. America won her liberty finally in 1783, only to see American’s freedoms put in a permanent state of peril with the successful progressive class warfare argument that resulted in the 16th Amendment in 1913. Politicians and government bureaucrats discovered, is they can manipulate the 71,000+ page tax code to reward their cronies and punish their enemies.The legacy of the IRS is one of scandals, malfeasance, criminality, incompetence and terror – yet Americans, for the most part tolerate it. Why? The history of IRS abuses of common citizens is legendary, and the stories you will read in this book are chilling.Why has the IRS become “weaponized”, spending $11 million on guns and ammo in the last 10 years?  Surely Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson and Samuel Adams would have never let such an abusive form of government exist in the United States. Why do we?

Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USX-NONEX-NONE Iconic lawman and Texas Ranger Pops Younger has never relied on "Conspiracy Theories" when it came to solving crimes. But the murder of a Texas State Senator was beginning to look more and more like a conspiracy. Not until a Deep State operative is captured does Younger learn the lengths at which the Deep State will go to keep power. The convergence of a complex calamity comes full circle when Marine One is shot down leaving the White House Lawn by a shoulder-fired crashing at the base of the Lincoln Memorial and the Deep State erupts into a cataclysmic - and totally unexpected ending!

An accessible and engaging introduction to Restoration drama, this book looks at the texts, performances, playhouses and people of seventeenth-century theatre.

At the end, in the summer of 1886, they numbered thirty-four men, women, and children under the leadership of Geronimo. This small group of Chiricahua Apaches became the last band of free Indians to wage war against the United States Government. the surrender of Geronimo in 1886 effectively ended the Indian wars.

Bertie likes making smells. When he trumps it makes his mum cross, embarrasses his dad, upsets his gran and offends his sister. But they all have a secret - and Bertie knows it!

Rock stars are known for being wild and extravagant, and this is never truer than with their cars. This witty, irreverent and informative book explores the relationship between 127 rock legends and their cars, complete with amazing photographs. From Keith Richard's Bentley to Jim Morrison's Mustang, this book covers all the main rock stars going back to the 1960s. This will be a great book to browse and will appeal to car enthusiasts and music fans alike.

On 8 June 1924, George Leigh Mallory and Andrew 'Sandy' Irvine were last seen climbing towards the summit of Everest. In 1999, Conrad Anker found the body of Mallory on Mount Everest. This title assesses the clues provided by the body, its position, and the possibility that Mallory had successfully climbed the Second Step, a 90-foot sheer cliff.

David Roberts outlines the contours and history of totalitarianism--

Winston Churchill is dismayed to receive unauthorised information on the perilous state of Britain's rearmament programme in the year 1937. The Foreign Office brings in Lord Edward Corinth to investigate the leaks.