Philip and Alexander MD26 Features four "lost" pages restored

Features four "lost" pages restored from the 1940 first edition

‘Why am I still watching

This book features more than 250 chronologically arranged images that reveal his constantly evolving career: his early editorial work of the mid-1960s

A captivating and moving account of the first England women's football team that took part in the 1971 World Cup - detailing the injustice faced by those who took part and its effect on the women's game as a whole

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Philip and Alexander MD26 Features four "lost" pages restored'A thrilling read' Tom Holland 'History writing at its best' Barry Strauss By the end of his short life, Alexander the Great had redrawn the map of the ancient world to create an empire that stretched from the Adriatic Sea to the Indian subcontinent. But his success was not just the product of his own genius and restless energy, it was built on decades of effort by his father. History has portrayed Philip II of Macedon as a one eyed old man whose