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Are you Arnold curious? Knowing that he was a traitor, but wondering exactly what he did? And why? I can relate. I first asked these questions over 45 years ago. Since then, I've read dozens of books, seen a score of documentaries & presentations, and visited sites in Canada, England, and the US. My history hobby has led me to enthusiastically writing my own rendition of the Arnold story. I'm not an accredited historian, so a scholarly biography was out of the question. But I see this not as a limitation, but instead a freedom. Writing with the reader in mind, I believe this book is concise, comprehensive, easy-to-read, entertaining, sometimes humorous, and less biased in its presentation. And most importantly, my approach allows for an interpretation of his many alleged motives, plus consideration of many what-if scenarios. If you're looking for a single book to help you become Arnold-savvy, this is it. And if you're an Arnold junky, I trust it will inspire new perspectives.
Oxford is known throughout the world as a great centre of history and learning, with hundreds of thousands of visitors coming every year to soak up the atmosphere of its colleges, museums, medieval streets and beautiful green spaces along the Thames and Cherwell rivers. Its pubs are very much part of that appeal, from taverns down narrow alleyways that date back hundreds of years to more contemporary hostelries that still doff their caps to tradition. Every kind of person who lives in Britain lives in Oxford and its pubs reflect that rich diversity. Follow in the footsteps of Inspectors Morse and Lewis as you mull over the events and personalities that have shaped this great city and learn the stories behind some of the most intriguing pub names in Britain, such as Far from the Madding Crowd, the Turf Tavern and Three Goats' Heads. Every pub has a tale to tell, and whether you live in Oxford or come from afar, you will find this an invaluable companion as you make your way around the 'city of dreaming spires'.
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