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Sad Story
Family history of the Roberts/Stuart family, originally of Gilmore, Illinois, written by Evelyn Marie Stuart at the urging of her niece, Anne Stuart Seaton of Chicago, Illinois. The family history is preceded by a two-page letter to Anne from Evelyn ("Nanny"), undated, but probably written towards the end of her life, possibly between 1960 and her death in 1971, as evidenced by various textual references. She describes the family generally as a a sad family, whose members were outwardly brilliant and prosperous, but privately unhappy and unfulfilled, and then goes on to describe and reminisce about her relatives, beginning with her mother's parents, Gilbert and Maria Dyer Roberts, who came t...
Evelyn Marie Stuart
Family history of the Roberts/Stuart family, originally of Gilmore, Illinois, written by Evelyn Marie Stuart at the urging of her niece, Anne Stuart Seaton of Chicago, Illinois. The family history is preceded by a two-page letter to Anne from Evelyn ("Nanny"), undated, but probably written towards the end of her life, possibly between 1960 and her death in 1971, as evidenced by various textual references. She describes the family generally as a a sad family, whose members were outwardly brilliant and prosperous, but privately unhappy and unfulfilled, and then goes on to describe and reminisce about her relatives, beginning with her mother's parents, Gilbert and Maria Dyer Roberts, who came t...
Evelyn Marie Stuart, 1878-1971
Evelyn Marie Stuart was born 1 April 1878 in Gilmore, Illinois. Her parents were Charles Wilbur Stuart and Anne Roberts.
Pinkoes and Traitors
This compelling account of a turbulent period in the history of the BBC opens at a time of national decline under the Labour governments of Harold Wilson and James Callaghan, and ends during Margaret Thatcher's iconoclastic Conservative premiership. The intervening years saw mass unemployment, trade union strikes and war in Northern Ireland and the Falklands - as well as legendary BBC programmes such as Live Aid, Fawlty Towers and Dad's Army, The Singing Detective and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and David Attenborough's Life on Earth. Comprehensively revised and expanded for this new edition, Jean Seaton's perceptive study presents an absorbing analysis of an institution that both reflects Britain and has helped to define it.
Regency Innocents and Rakes (Mills & Boon e-Book Collections)
Regency: Innocents & Intrigues by Helen Dickson Marrying Miss Monkton
Katherine
John of Gaunt and Katherine Swynford, Chaucer's sister-in-law, fall in love in the 14th century.
