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IT WOULD BE A CRIME is John Whittle's third novel and continues to follow the exploits of lawyer Oliver Rupert Trent and accountant John Robert Lance that began in the highly successful first two publications - WARRIORS AND NOBLEMEN and REMOVE ALL DOUBT. Oliver Rupert Trent and John Robert Lance became instant friends in grade school during a sandlot baseball game. It was a friendship that would last a lifetime.

Remove All Doubt is the continuation of John Whittle's extremely popular first work " Warriors & Noblemen." The two boyhood friends continue to expand their combined law and accounting practice while their sons go on to college and play hockey in the Pacific Northwestern United States. Whether its on the ice or in the boardroom the reader will be caught up in the excitement and intrigue as the lives of the fathers and their sons eventually merge because of their individual determination, skill and talent for winning.

Warriors & Noblemen is the fictionalized story of two families who emigrate from England to a rough, new mining settlement in Northern Canada. With courage and love they raise their families. One of the sons befriends a tough, brilliant boy in grade school. The two become lifelong friends, exceptional athletes and later in life partners in law and accounting. They operate in the courtroom and the boardroom the same way they performed on a hockey rink. They will do whatever it takes to win. Warriors & Noblemen is a story about life, the way ordinary people face it daily and how they deal with...

Modern German Grammar: A Practical Guide, Third Edition is an innovative reference guide to German, combining traditional and function-based grammar in a single volume.

The Grammar is divided into two parts. Part A covers grammatical categories such as word order, nouns, verbs and adjectives. Part B is organised according to language functions and notions such as:

• making introductions
• asking for something to be done
• delivering a speech
• possibility
• satisfaction.

The book addresses learners practical needs and...

It is not easy to record the history of a parish in a consistent manner, let alone to give an understandable picture of its progress through the centuries. Some information is no longer available, some is inconsistent, some is incomprehensible to the modern eye and mind, and always there is the feeling that such facts as we have are a mere snapshot, and a fairly random one at that, of fragments of the full picture. So we must take our hats off to Canon Tudor Jones who, at the end of his 30-year incumbency as rector of Headley, sat down to write "Headley 1066-1966," which is still the nearest...