Bøger af Frances Collins

Non-Fiction.A Powerful Inspirational story of an International Struggle of Man's Laws vs. God's Laws. A moving story of a child that was kidnapped three times. First from Orange, Texas later from the Island of Roatan, Honduras. Despite the protection of the citizens and government of Roatan, Honduras ..the F.B.I surrounds the child's home with machine guns in an all out pursuit to return the girl to the abusive father. Texas woman's attempt to protect her granddaughter lands her on America's Most Wanted, Facing a Life Sentence. Professionals Stepped Out...God Stepped In. Amazing Story takes you from the courts in Orange, Texas to the Carribean Island of Roatan, Honduras.

""Mortimer Collins V2: His Letters and Friendships, with Some Account of His Life"" is a biographical work written by Frances Collins in 1877. The book is a collection of letters and personal accounts of the life of Mortimer Collins, a British writer and poet who lived during the Victorian era. The second volume of the series, this book provides an insight into the personal life and relationships of Collins, including his friendships with other literary figures such as Swinburne and Rossetti. The book also contains some of Collins' own writings, including poetry and essays, as well as letters he wrote to his friends and family. Overall, ""Mortimer Collins V2: His Letters and Friendships, with Some Account of His Life"" is a fascinating read for anyone interested in the life and work of a prominent Victorian writer and poet.In Two Volumes.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Tells the story of three US Army hospitals located at Brickbarns Farm, Merebrook and Wood Farm in the Malvern Wells area of Worcestershire during World War II. This book looks at the day to day activities at the hospitals using archive material and accounts and various photos from those who were there at the time.

Tells the history of the two hospital sites built at Blackmore Park in 1943 and used by American hospital units until September 1945. This book describes the day to day activities on the base. It touches on the work of the other three American hospital sites in the area.

Army Force Station 522, at Beakes Road, Smethwick, was created in 1943 in order to meet the increasing demands of the United States Army Air Force in the European Theatre of Operations. This book chronicles the day-to-day running of USAAF Station 522, and the experiences of the men based there.

During its history the Herefordshire market town had been no stranger to invasions from across the Welsh border, but in 1943 it was to encounter an incursion of another type. This book relates the activities of a number of American units based in Leominster during World War II.