The book, re-published here by the Pool of London Press as The Royal Navy Officer’s Jutland Pocket-Manual 1916, marks the centenary of the First World War’s most famous, and deadly naval encounter.

This book, first published in 1948, presents a concise discussion regarding the role of naval power in the history of Britain.

In this revised edition of Ethics, McClendon infuses his claim for the priority of ethics within the theological task with a new urgency, born of the fuller, more complete definition of the baptist vision that Doctrine and Witness have made ...

We also deal quite extensively with the rest of the prophetic story to make it all fit together. May this work prove to be a blessing to all who read it. God bless . . . Wm. James Clark