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Entrusted
Why should you ultimately deploy your financial assets at death in a way that you never would have while you were alive? Entrusted: Building a Legacy That Lasts explains why today's model for estate planning today is fundamentally flawed, especially for higher net worth individuals and families, and how it can be fixed
Journals of the House of Lords
Appendices accompany vols. 64, 67-71.
The Drug of Hope
Four men of the Knights Templar gather in secret at Avignon in 1314. The leader, Jacques De Molay, knows he faces certain death when he is denounced by Louis IV and seeks to guard the secrets of the Knights Templar. They agree that Guy Du Busson should flee to Scotland, carrying with him the heir to the Jesus blood line; Charles De Chevalier should carry the Holy Grail to Newfoundland; and Francois Marriott should seek protection in Switzerland. Guy Du Busson finds a new life in Scotland and, using his skills as a soldier, fights the English at Bannockburn with Robert the Bruce. Charles de Chevalier finds Newfoundland, hides the Holy Grail in a complex and booby-trapped shaft over which they...
Riveted
The stories that we have captured in this book are meant to help inspire you as you seek to fully know yourself and to live your own unique values.
The McConnel and McConnell Families
"With extensive data provided by many family members."
York in the Great War
The Great War touched every single town and city in Britain, barely a community escaped unscathed and the city of York was no different. Despite a long and tumultuous history, the seemingly brief period between 1914 and 1918 left as indelible a mark on York and its people as any period in the preceding millennium.??Karyn Burnham explores what everyday life was like in York during the Great War and reveals how life changed as troops flocked into the city, Belgian refugees were welcomed, enemy 'aliens' were incarcerated and Zeppelins rained terror from the skies. Using contemporary publications, newspaper reports and photographs, York In The Great War tells the story of how the residents of York coped with the privations of war and discovers the pressures facing York's Quaker population when the introduction of conscription forced them to challenge their consciences.
