The Law and The Word

Written in 1917. A hardtofind work by pioneer in Mental Science, Judge Thomas Troward...

The First World War battlefields to the north of Arras - including Vimy Ridge - are among the most famous and most visited sites on the Western Front, rivalled only by those around Ypres and the Somme, and this clearly written, highly illustrated guide is the ideal introduction to them. Visitors can trace for themselves the course of each battle across the modern landscape and gain a fascinating insight into the nature of the fighting in the area - and the wider conflict across the Western Front - throughout the war. The book covers the key battles fought in the northern sector of the Arras front, including the 1917 Battle of Vimy Ridge and battles at Villers au Bois, Oppy Wood and Gavrelle. Expert guides Jon Cooksey and Jerry Murland have devised a series of routes that can be walked, biked or driven, explaining the fighting that occurred at each place in vivid detail. They record what happened, where it happened and why, and point out the sights that remain for the visitor to see. Th…

The First World War battlefields to the north of Arras - including Vimy Ridge - are among the most famous and most visited sites on the Western Front, rivalled only by those around Ypres and the Somme, and this clearly written, highly illustrated guide is the ideal introduction to them. Visitors can trace for themselves the course of each battle across the modern landscape and gain a fascinating insight into the nature of the fighting in the area - and the wider conflict across the Western Front - throughout the war. The book covers the key battles fought in the northern sector of the Arras front, including the 1917 Battle of Vimy Ridge and battles at Villers au Bois, Oppy Wood and Gavrelle. Expert guides Jon Cooksey and Jerry Murland have devised a series of routes that can be walked, biked or driven, explaining the fighting that occurred at each place in vivid detail. They record what happened, where it happened and why, and point out the sights that remain for the visitor to see. Th…

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In June 2016, Rodrigo Duterte won the Philippine presidential election by a landslide. Infamous for his bombastic temper and un-PC wisecracks, he is waging a brutal drug war that has killed more than 12,000 people so far.   Over the last nine years, British writer Tom Sykes has travelled extensively in the Philippines in order to understand the Duterte phenomenon, interviewing friends and enemies of ‘The Punisher’ – as he is known – in politics, the media, the arts and civil society. Sykes witnesses anti-government demonstrations in the capital Manila and visits the provincial city of Davao, where Duterte began his crusade against crime using police and vigilante death squads. By delving into Duterte’s troubled childhood of violent rebellion, Sykes discovers what motivates the man today in his pursuit of a merciless ‘war on the poor’ – as Amnesty has described it – that has no end in sight.   The Realm of the Punisher also examines oppressed and marginalized groups in the modern Philip…

In June 2016, Rodrigo Duterte won the Philippine presidential election by a landslide. Infamous for his bombastic temper and un-PC wisecracks, he is waging a brutal drug war that has killed more than 12,000 people so far.   Over the last nine years, British writer Tom Sykes has travelled extensively in the Philippines in order to understand the Duterte phenomenon, interviewing friends and enemies of ‘The Punisher’ – as he is known – in politics, the media, the arts and civil society. Sykes witnesses anti-government demonstrations in the capital Manila and visits the provincial city of Davao, where Duterte began his crusade against crime using police and vigilante death squads. By delving into Duterte’s troubled childhood of violent rebellion, Sykes discovers what motivates the man today in his pursuit of a merciless ‘war on the poor’ – as Amnesty has described it – that has no end in sight.   The Realm of the Punisher also examines oppressed and marginalized groups in the modern Philip…

Open your mind, Anderssson! You cannot resssissst usss! - it's the titanic encounter between Mega-City One's top psychic cop and the undead alien superfiends from a dimension where all life is a crime - We and Rebellion are pleased to announce the new 1/18 scale ' Judge Anderson vs The Dark Judges' action figure set.Recreating the classic moment from 1985 when the spirits of the fiendish Dark Judges rise up from the bone-strewn earth of Deadworld to possess Judge Cassandra Anderson, the HIYA EXQUISITE MINI Series 1/18 Scale 4 Inch 'Judge Anderson vs The Dark Judges' set is scheduled to reach stores in 2024Q1. This PVC set comes with 15 points of articulation. The four spirit-trails of the Dark Judges are fully bendable, allowing you to pose them around the figure of Anderson on the included platform.With her powerful psychic abilities and irreverent wit, Judge Anderson is one of 2000 AD's biggest characters - the perfect foil for Judge Dredd since her debut in 1981 but so popular she s…

It's one of the most iconic panels in comic history - and nowGaze into the fist of Dredd! is being brought to life as an action figure set.Judge Fear is the terror-inducing member of the Dark Judges, the alien superfiends from a dimension where all life has been declared a crime - and a single look behind the gothic windows of his helmet visor reveals his victim's worst fear, scaring them to death!But in the 1981 Judge Dredd story 'Judge Death Lives', drawn by the legendary artist Brian Bolland, when Judge Fear invites Dredd to Gaze into the face of Fear! rather than succumb to terror Dredd instead smashes his fist straight through Fear's head and declares Gaze into the fist of Dredd!.The Judge Fear figure comes with 13 points of articulation and Dredd with 16 points, plus shoulder and joint pads, and chains and badges of office. Judge Fear's helmet has been remodelled to allow you to set up the classic pose, with a fist-sized hole for Dredd to punch through!The latest addition to the …

Confident and always prepared for action, he points his fingers ready to shoot spheres of cosmic energy. An extremely skillful combatant with millions of years of training and experience, he fell in love with the spotlights of fame, richness, and comfort, establishing himself in India, he because a famous star in the cinematographic industry of Bollywood. To hide his immortality, he faked being the descendant of a single lineage of actors. With his purple celestial armor, Iron Studios bring the statue Kingo BDS - Eternals - Art Scale 1/10, with the actor, dancer, director, and superhero member of the Eternals in the fight against the Deviants.Living in secret on Earth for millions of years, a group of ten immortal beings sent from their home planet Olympia by the Celestial giant called Arishem, the Judge, came on a spaceship known as The Domo, to protect the humans from one of the oldest threats, the creatures known as Deviants. Named Eternals, this team of superheroes travels through …

Mr Fernando led me into a dark room that was lined with book-cases and smelled of leather and damp. The polished, concrete floor of the library was covered with white jasmine flowers that had blown through the windows during the storm. He began to select from the shelves a collection of disintegrating books. ‘If you are going to read any of them, it should really be this one,’ he said as he passed me two thick volumes, embossed with gold lettering and spotted with damp. The work was simply called Ceylon and was written by an Irishman named Sir James Emerson Tennent, who had been sent to the island in 1845 by Her Majesty’s Government.The Teardrop Island follows in the footsteps of the eccentric Victorian James Emerson Tennent, along a route which takes Cherry to pilgrimage trails, into tea estates and rural regions inhabited by indigenous tribes, as well as through restricted areas of the former warzone, delving under the surface of the contemporary culture via cricket matches and fortu…