BOOKS

Penalties of Being English: The Political Autobiography of an Englishman
Arthur Sparks
£11.99 + 10% delivery A5 322 pages

Views from The English Community
Edited by Tony Linsell
The English, like other nations/ethnic groups, share a sense of community and belonging that comes from a shared history, culture, ancestry, and language. Membership of such a community depends on very much more than where you were born. "If I had been born while my mother was travelling in Japan I would not be Japanese, and if I went to live in Scotland I would not become Scottish". Many English people feel that their communal interests and very existence are denied by a British state which is intent on promoting an inclusive British history and identity. A competing English identity is clearly seen as an inconvenience something to be buried and forgotten. Thus, for example, Newton, Shakespeare and Cromwell cease to be English and are relabelled as British. This collection of 44 essays, stories and poems is a powerful assertion of English communal roots and identity.
£16.45 (£14.95 + 10% delivery). Hardcover. 9.75 x 6.75 inches. 242 pages.

Our Englishness
Edited by Tony Linsell
Seven authors argue for the existence of an English nation defined in terms of history, culture, and community. Here is a sketch of Englishness as it has evolved over nearly 2000 years. Topics touched on include the origins of the English, the continuity of the English language, an English identity rooted in the early Christian Church, a personal discovery of the Anglo-Saxon cultural threads, the nature of nations and nationalism, the tendence of current ideological orthodoxy to degrade and suppress Englishness, the identity crisis faced by the English-Americans.
£9.95 + 10% delivery Paperback 9.75 x 6.75 inches 128 pages

An English Nationalism
Tony Linsell
The first and only attempt to date to define Modern English nationalism, which it does fully. The theme of this book is that a nation is a group of people who share a communal identity, culture, language, ancestry, and history. If a nation is to survive it must maintain its communal boundaries and constantly regenerate itself.

• The origins of the English and the creation of England. An outline of early English history, beliefs, and way of life.
• A world view: nationalism, states, nations, nationality and citizenship, civic-society, sovereignty, globalism, elites, realpolitik, ethnicity, race.
• Community and survival, inc. evolution and natural selection, community, society, chaos and order, instinct v ideology, democracy, an English Parliament.
• The Great Upheaval: liberals and multi-culturalism, immigration, looking to the future.

£16.90 + 10% delivery Paperback 7 x 10 inches 432 pages

The Deculturalisation of the English People
Rev John Lovejoy
The English are not doing those things that are necessary to maintain a distinct culture and way of life. English identity is neglected and being left to crumble. Worse still, Englishness is actively discouraged, and in its place we are offered the glitter of an easy one-size-fits-all Western identity. Deculturalisation is revealed in the inability of many, and especially the young, to be able to answer the connected questions: Who am I? What do I believe? Where do I belong? Who am I loyal to? Everywhere we see the loss of communal values and perceptions. John Lovejoy gives reasons for the deculturalisation of the English and points to the remedy.
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 Paperback 80 pages

Powell and the 1970 Election
John Wood (Ed)
In the 1970 General Election Powell spoke about immigration and probably caused his party's victory. He also attacked the Common Market, as the EU then was called.
£10.00 + 10% delivery for a photocopy Paperback 119 pages

England Our England: A Nation in Jeopardy - Sound reasons to reject the Euro and the EU
Vernon Coleman
£7.99 + 10% delivery 8.5 x 5.5 inches Paperback 123 pages

First Steps in Old English: An easy to follow language course for the beginner
Stephen Pollington
A complete, well presented and easy to use Old English language course that contains all the exercises and texts needed to learn Old English. This course has been designed to be of help to a wide range of students, from those who are teaching themselves at home, to undergraduates who are learning Old English as part of their English degree course.
£16.95 + 10% delivery 240 pages

AErgeweorc: Old English Verse and Prose
Read by Stephen Pollington
This audiotape cassette can be used with First Steps in Old English or just listened to for the pleasure of hearing Old English spoken well.
Tracks: 1. Deor. 2. Beowulf - The Funeral of Scyld Scefing. 3. Engla Tocyme (The Arrival of the English). 4. Ines Domas. Two extracts from the Laws of King Ine. 5. Deniga Hergung (The Danes' Harrying). Anglo-Saxon Chronicles Entry AD997. 6. Durham. 7. The Ordeal (Be oon de ordales weddigah). 8. Wid Dweorh (Against a Dwarf). 9. Wid Wennum (Against Wens). 10. Wio Waeteraelfadle (Against Waterelf Sickness). 11. The Nine Herbs Charm. 12. Laecedomas (Leechdoms). 13. Beowulf's Greetings. 14. The Battle of Brunanburh. 15. Blacmon by Adrian Pilgrim.
£7.50 + 10% delivery C40 audiotape

An Introduction to the Old English Language and its Literature
Stephen Pollington
£4.95 + 10% delivery 64 pages

English Heroic Legends
Kathleen Herbert
The author has taken the skeletons of ancient Germanic legends about great kings, queens and heroes, and put flesh on them. Her encyclopaedic knowledge of the period is reflected in the wealth of detail she brings to these tales of adventure, passion, bloodshed and magic.
£9.95 + 10% delivery A5 292 pages

A Guide to Late Anglo-Saxon England
Donald Henson
This guide has been prepared with the aim of providing the general reader with both an overview of the period and a wealth of background information. Facts and figures are presented in a way that makes this a useful reference handbook.
£9.95 + 10% delivery 9.5 x 6.75 inches 6 maps and 3 family trees 208 pages

Looking for the Lost Gods of England
Kathleen Herbert
Kathleen Herbert sifts through the royal genealogies, charms, verse and other sources to find clues to the names and attributes for the Gods and Goddesses of the Early English.
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 3 maps 64 pages

The Mead-Hall
Stephen Pollington
Communal events were an important part of Anglo-Saxon society. Using the evidence of Old English texts including the epic Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, Stephen Pollington shows that the idea of feasting remained central to early English social traditions long after the physical reality had declined in importance.
£14.95 + 10% delivery 9.75 x 6.75 inches Hardcover 24 illustrations 288 pages

An Introduction to Early English Law
Bill Griffiths
The diversity and development of early English law is sampled here by selecting several law-codes to be read in translation - those of King Ethelbert of Kent, the first to be issued in England, Alfred the Great, the most clearly thought-out of all, and short codes from the reigns of King Edmund and King Ethelred the Unready.
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 96 pages

Rudiments of Runelore
Stephen Pollington
This book provides both a comprehensive introduction for those coming to the subject for the first time, and a handy and inexpensive reference work for those with some knowledge of the subject.
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 Illustrations 96 pages

Rune Cards
Tony Linsell and Brian Partridge
30 drawings by Brian Partridge and 96 page booklet by Tony Linsell
£9.95 + 10% delivery
"I feel sure that these Rune cards will quickly gain the recognition and popularity they richly deserve". Prediction Magazine

The Hallowing of England: A guide to the saints of Old England and their places of pilgrimage
Father Andrew Phillips
An alphabetical list of 260 saints cross referenced to an alphabetical list of over 300 places with which the saints are associated; brief biographical details of 22 patriarchs of the English Church; a calendar of the saint's feast days.
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 96 pages

Sixty Saxon Saints
Alan Smith
A useful concise guide which contains biographical details of most of the better known English saints and a calendar of their feast days.
£3.50 + 10% delivery A5 booklet with stiff card cover 48 pages

Anglo-Saxon Riddles
Translated by John Porter
This is a book of ingenious characters who speak their names in riddles. Here you will meet a one-eyed garlic seller, a bookworm, an iceberg, an oyster, the sun and moon, and a host of others from the everyday life and imagination of the Anglo- Saxons.
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 112 pages

The English Warrior from earliest times to 1066
Stephen Pollington
£14.95 + 10% delivery 10 x 7 inches 38 figures and illustrations 272 pages
"An under-the-skin study of the role, rights, duties, psyche and rituals of the Anglo-Saxon warrior". Times Team Booklists. Channel 4 Television

Leechcraft: Early English Charms, Plantlore and Heating
Stephen Pollington
An unequalled examination of every aspect of early English healing, including the use of plants, amulets, charms and prayer. Other topics covered include Anglo-Saxon witchcraft, tree-lore, gods, elves and dwarfs.
£35 + 10% delivery 10 x 6.75 inches Hardcover 28 Illustrations 544 pages

English Martial Arts
Terry Brown
£16.95 + 10% delivery 9.5 x 6.75 inches 220 photographs 240 pages

Aspects of Anglo-Saxon Magic
Bill Griffiths
Texts are printed in their original language (e.g. Old English, Icelandic, Latin), with New English translations. Contents include: twenty charms; the English, Icelandic and Norwegian rune poems; texts on dreams, weather signs, unlucky days, and the solar system; and much more.
£14.95 + 10% delivery 10 x 7 inches 256 pages

A Handbook of Anglo-Saxon Food
Ann Hagen
£9.95 + 10% delivery A5 Hardcover 192 pages

Tastes of Anglo-Saxon England
Mary Savelli
£4.95 + 10% delivery A5 96 pages