Malcolm J Elliott

Leicester, a Pictorial History

Leicester: A Pictorial History

Leicester still enjoys impressive surviving monuments such as the Roman Blackfriars, Peacock and Cyparissus Pavements. This despite the Victorian destruction of much of the medieval city and the continued erosion of once familiar landmarks during the post-war decades. " ...packed with images of Leic...

Elliott Malcolm's Chronicle

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Elliott Malcolm's Chronicle

The Chronicles of Cormac: Lord of the Wolves

There was a time shrouded in mist and legend, where Cormac, a young Viking warrior from Asgard, had insulted the gods and was banished and forced to rule over a barren land, where his only subjects were wolves. He would constantly be attacked by the demons that plagued the land, until one day he wou...

Victorian Leicester

Leicester has been neglected by national historians. It is neither typical of industrial centres nor has it the charm of an ancient town that escaped the ravages of Victorian rebuilding. Yet it is both a market town of great antiquity and the scene of phenomenal industrial growth. This book is about...

Elliott Malcolm's chronicle

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: ...enough; but, of course, mother was there! But how came she there? Mrs. Lei...