Peter Underwood Libri

This comprehensive new edition of U.S. Army Survival Manual, issued by the Department of the Army and thoroughly revised by Colonel Peter T. Underwood USMC (Ret), is ideal for military personnel and all outdoors enthusiasts. From the psychology of survival and basic medicine to personal camouflage and signaling techniques, this essential resource provides all the information you need to survive. Included here is a guide to identifying: • Poisonous snakes and lizards • Edible plants • Cloud formations as foretellers of weather • And more! With detailed photographs and illustrations and an extensive set of appendices, U.S. Army Survival Manual is your ultimate guide to survival in all conditions and environs.

Cornwall is a beautiful land of mystery and magic. Peter Underwood, President of The Ghost Club Society and celebrated ghost hunter, journeys across this famously haunted county in a quest to discover its remarkable secrets - strange happenings that cannot easily be explained by known laws of nature. Meeting fascinating people and hearing their intriguing accounts (and even experiencing some strange phenomena himself), he now retells their curious stories of spectral encounters.

This was the first book on London's ghosts, when Peter Underwood was President of the Ghost Club. He is uniquely qualified to write Haunted London, presenting a parade and gazetteer of the psychic phenomena of Britain's capital city - a city with nearly ten million living inhabitants and the ghosts of many dead ones.

A fascinating collection of Welsh ghost stories from an expert on the paranormal

Renowned expert Peter Underwood presents a fresh exploration of his subject, offering unique insights and perspectives. This new work promises to engage readers with its depth of knowledge and expertise, making it a valuable addition for those interested in the topic. Underwood's reputation ensures that the content is both credible and enriching, appealing to both enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Exploring the legitimacy of corporate power, this book blends legal doctrine with economic analysis and theoretical perspectives. It appeals to traditional company lawyers and those interested in the intersection of business and technology, providing a comprehensive understanding of corporate groups' influence in the modern landscape.

At the age of 20, Dennis Horn won his first English Rose - the emblem of a National track champion. Every year from 1931 to 1938 he was awarded the season-long Meredith Trophy to add to those legendary gold and silver cups he'd won in fiercely contested track battles in front of crowds of tens of thousands. This book tells his story.