Trevelyan: 41 books

Twenty years after joining St Julians Hospice, Dr David Trevelyan faces a crisis of conviction with the opening of an assisted dying centre within its grounds. But then something extraordinary happens that has repercussions for him, the hospice and further afield. The evolving story, linked to events...

Published in 1911, this is the final volume in Trevelyan's trilogy about Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882), the Italian patriot and revolutionary, which began with Garibaldi's Defense of the Roman Republic (1906) and continued in Garibaldi and the Thousand (1909). This volume aimed to trace “the course of larger military, diplomatic, and political events” which led to the “Italian Kingdom.”

Published in 1909, this is the second volume in Trevelyan's trilogy about Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882), the Italian patriot and revolutionary, which began with Garibaldi's Defense of the Roman Republic (1906) and ended in Garibaldi and the Making of Italy (1911). This volume focuses on Garibaldi’s famous victory over the Neopolitan troops with just his 1,000 ragged rebels.

We are happy to reissue Sir George Trevelyans trilogy, A Vision of the Aquarian Age, Operation Redemption, and Exploration into God. After George transitioned in 1996, the British newspaper, the Times, obituary read, AN ELDER statesman of the New Age movement, Sir George Trevelyan saw the mission of...

We are happy to reissue Sir George Trevelyans classic New Age trilogy; A Vision of the Aquarian Age, Operation Redemption, and Exploration into God. After George transitioned in 1996, the British newspaper, The Times obituary read, AN ELDER statesman of the New Age movement, Sir George Trevelyan saw...

Published in 1906, this is the first volume in Trevelyan's trilogy about Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882), the Italian patriot and revolutionary, which continued in Garibaldi and the Thousand (1909), and concluded in Garibaldi and the Making of Italy (1911). This book follows Garibaldi’s life from his youth through his exile, focusing on his defense of the Roman Republic.

Published in 1906, this study of Meredith's work was endorsed by its subject, a personal acquaintance of the author.  A 1912 review in the New York Times reports that "the little book has taken its place as the best existing criticism of what is after all the most important aspect of George Meredith."...

Three short stories in one volume. Imperiata: Ishta’eth, demon-slave of Eternal Imperium, has kept the empire safe for a thousand years. When an aging emperor dies without an obvious heir, an interregnum begins, and it is a terrible time of civil war and chaos. All is not lost, however. Ishta’eth...

Renowned classics and hidden gems alike congregate in this exceptional manual of card playing. Written by longtime tutor and enthusiast of cards, Bernard Trevelyan, this book impeccably details dozens of classic card games. Well-known and world famous examples such as Whist and Cribbage...

WHEN the Emperor Diocletian, towards the end of the third century A.D., set himself to reorganize the government of the known world, his stout heart may well have quailed before the magnitude of the task before him. The preceding fourteen years had witnessed a succession of six Emperors, some of them...

Original Photographs Taken on the Battlefields During the Civil War of the United States by Mathew B. Brady and Alexander Gardner Who operated under the Authority of the War Department and the Protection of the Secret Service Rare Reproductions from Photographs Selected from Seven Thousand Original...

WHEN the Emperor Diocletian, towards the end of the third century A.D., set himself to reorganize the government of the known world, his stout heart may well have quailed before the magnitude of the task before him. The preceding fourteen years had witnessed a succession of six Emperors, some of them...

A fascinating personal account of walking solo all 2,184 miles of the Appalachian Trail, from Atlanta Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine, which took five months and two pairs of boots