John Rushton: 5 books

This new ebook is a detailed study of the county of Yorkshire from 1558 to 1603, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Elizabeth never visited Yorkshire but had she done so, she would have found a vibrant, young society, searching for its religious values yet determined to enjoy itself. John Rushton MBE has spent a lifetime lecturing and writing about Yorkshire's history.  

This new ebook by John Rushton is a study of Yorkshire from 1485 to 1558. It covers every aspect of life in the county, is copiously illustrated and has many informative tables and a full bibliography for further study.

The Ryedale district of North Yorkshire holds many picturesque villages and the historic market towns of Malton, Pickering, Kirby Moorside and Helmsley set amidst a beautiful countryside. Heather moors, chalk downland, small dales and broad vales offer a contrasting scene of open land and gentle hills....

Pickering has a long, continuous history, reaching back to prehistoric times. This new book traces the story of the town down the ages from prehistoric times to Saxon village, the coming of the Normans and the building of the castle to modern times when the town's economy changed from serving farming to light industry and tourism.

Neurological Disorders is the latest and fifth monograph in the series on management and treatment in major clinical specialties or patient groups. Each book is complete in'its own right and has been prepared by practising physicians with an interest in treatment and management, together with scientists...