Search Results: Authors starting with V from Farrellbooks

previous owner's name on inside cover, The Coast of Newfoundland: The Southwest Corner is a tribute to the men and women who faced the challenge of the sea, usually with success, but not without personal tragedy.

Would the killing never end? As summer gave way to fall in 1989, residents of New Brunswick's picturesque Miramichi River region found themselves hostages of terror. Four people, including a 69-year-old Catholic priest, had been brutally murdered in their homes...

The only thing scarier than a ghost story is the truth. In Maritime Murder, sinister storyteller Steve Vernon digs up the dirt on the deadliest Maritime crimes from 1770 to 1938- along with a few bodies along the way.. Featured are nineteen tales of the deranged and macabre that expose a diverse array of bygone brutalities, their curious cover-ups, and the eerie aftermath...

This is a genealogy book containing family trees on the following families and if your related to anyof these, it will save you countless hours of research. It took over twenty years to compile this reference.Names listed here are: Vickers; Marsh; Bown; Carey; Clarkson; Sullivan; Steele; Haley; Tutty; Winstanley;Keagan; Macintosh; McCarthy and Farrell's plus history of early coal mining in Sydney Mines NS and photos ofearly mines and churches. Because of the size of this book, it will be necessary to quote you themailing costs which would be in the range of $20

One of Germany's most astonishing secret weapons in World War ll; an elite corps of saboteurs operating on the Eastern Front. Six hundred young Germans, intensively trained to speak, think, eat, sleep and dream as Russians, were infiltrated behind the enemy lines to cause destruction and chaos. Time and again they were accepted as genuine Russians, and were able to destroy communications centres, sabotage arms dumps, and misdirect military traffic away from the front line...would notconsider this as a collectible copy but a rare book in any condition!

Middlesex, England: Penguin Books, 1961. Translated by Oliver coburn. Minor edgewear, pages tanned, very good condition plus. who is anastasia? When Tsar Nicholas ii and his family were brutally murdered by the Bolsheviks in 1917, one person is said to have escaped- the Tsar's youngest daughter, the grand duchess Anastasia. Two films, a play, and numerous books have been written about her, but in I, Anastasia she has herself revealed what happened following the massacre at Ekaterinburg. Previous owner's name on inside leaf.. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket. Biography. Catalogs: Autobiography/Biography.