Where Fallen Lie Guide by Scott Michael (81 results)

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Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 164 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of the South West of England and South Wales, focusing on the 35 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. The counties covered are Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Oxfordshire, together with cemeteries in South Wales in Glamorganshire, Pembrokeshire and Monmouthshire. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 134 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of Yorkshire, the Humber and the North East of England, focusing on the 41 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. The traditional counties of Yorkshire, Durham and Northumberland, and their modern counterparts, are covered. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 172 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man, focusing on the 50 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 140 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of the North West of England and North Wales, focusing on the 44 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. The counties covered are Cheshire, Lancashire (including today's Greater Manchester and Merseyside) and Cumberland, together with two cemeteries in North Wales. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 104 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of the Midlands of England, focusing on the 38 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. The counties covered are Warwickshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Worcestershire and Bedfordshire. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 114 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of the East of England, focusing on the 22 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. The counties covered are Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex (excluding those cemeteries within Greater London), Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

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Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 322 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of the South of England, focusing on the 47 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. The counties covered are Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire and Berkshire, though Reading (Henley Road) Cemetery is actually in Oxfordshire; a cemetery in Guernsey is also included. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

Condition: New. 2026 N&MP Publication softback 338 pages full colour throughout Many men and women serving in the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, as well as Home Front units, died at 'home'. Some were lost to wounds suffered during action abroad, some to the influenza epidemic at the end of WW1, others to German attacks on the United Kingdom, and a few to a range of other causes.This work tells the stories of those buried in the cemeteries of London, focusing on the 70 burial grounds in which 100 or more are commemorated, or have graves cared for, by the CWGC. Michael Scott has included those who were honoured with awards, the young, women, those who held senior ranks and those who may be regarded as 'notable', such as those who played sport to a high standard. A selection of burial grounds with fewer than 100 CWGC burials is also covered, notably Westminster Abbey, along with a small number of individuals whose names and stories may be of interest but who are not themselves commemorated by the CWGC.An invaluable addition to the collection of anyone interested in those whose resting places are cared for by the Commission. Book.…

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