The Man Who Couldn’t Say No: A Biography of Asa BriggsAsa Briggs was one of the best known historians of his generation. Acclaimed biographer Adam Sisman here reveals Asas life story for the first time. As a historian Asa Briggs was a pioneer, who ventured into previously unexplored areas of study: labour history, urban history, local history, northern history, the history of cities, the history of the book, the history of communications, and so on. He seemed interested in everything; no detail was too

Among the book's exclusive revelations

sustainable problem solving

Judith Singer again gets involved in murder and mayhem

Skulduggery is gone

the local characters are likeable and extremely funny

Savannah demolished its own impressive Union Station in 1904

in order to transfrom their lives and relationships

From the importance of birth plans to your human rights in childbirth

and seeking justice

Hayley Holt grew up in the public eye

Jodie is violent

his generosity of spirit