Instead of retracing the much-dissected actions of heads of state, Stafford brings to life the preparations for history’s most formidable invasion through the eyes of the ground-level participants.

Arthur Skelton, a celebrated barrister, agrees to defend Mary Dutton, dubbed ‘The Collingford Poisoner’ by the press. But Skelton soon discovers that all is not as it appears.

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Revealing the man behind Del Boy, Pop Larkin and Jack Frost, this authoritative biography offers valuable insight into David Jason’s life and loves, covering the tragic loss of his partner…

The year is 1827, and in a remote hut on the high plains of New South Wales, two strangers spend the night in talk.

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