David Potter Libros

This quiz book offers a comprehensive exploration of Celtic FC, featuring a wide range of questions that test knowledge about the club's history, players, and memorable matches. It is designed for fans of all ages, providing both challenging trivia and fun facts that celebrate the rich legacy of Celtic FC. Ideal for gatherings or personal enjoyment, this book is a must-have for anyone looking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the iconic football club.

Highlighting Celtic's storied history, this book compiles 50 of the club's most iconic matches, showcasing legendary moments such as Jimmy Quinn's hat-trick in the 1904 Scottish Cup Final and the unforgettable 7-1 victory over Rangers in 1957. It also recounts the dramatic 1979 league win with ten players and celebrates Celtic's historic European Cup triumph in 1967, alongside notable victories against Leeds United and Liverpool. This collection captures the essence of a club rich in tradition and achievement.

Examining the significance of warfare in Renaissance France, this book delves into various facets, including military strategy, public perception, artistic representation, and the promotion of war. It highlights how rulers prioritized conflicts and the cultural implications of warfare during this pivotal historical period.

Engaging and informative, this quiz book delves into the rich history of Scotland's national football team, featuring intriguing questions about iconic players, memorable matches, and legendary moments. It invites fans to test their knowledge on World Cups, rivalries, and beloved managers, making it a perfect companion for road trips or social gatherings. With a mix of challenging and light-hearted questions, it’s an ideal gift for supporters of all ages, ensuring a fun and interactive experience for Tartan enthusiasts.

The book explores the significance of divine prophecy in ancient Greece and Rome, contrasting it with modern skepticism. It highlights how prophecy was a vital means of understanding history and shaping future aspirations, providing a sense of divine care for humanity. Additionally, the text examines the political implications of prophecy, illustrating its role in legitimizing or challenging the actions of emperors, thus revealing its profound influence on both personal and political realms in ancient societies.

Chronicling the Los Angeles Lakers' remarkable 33-game winning streak during the 1971-72 NBA season, the narrative explores both the athletic achievements and personal struggles of players and coaches. David Potter offers in-depth analysis through interviews and game footage, capturing the season's excitement and challenges. This detailed account not only appeals to basketball enthusiasts but also provides insights into the dynamics of a championship team, making it a significant read for sports fans and historians alike.

Set in early 20th-century London, the novel explores the life of a struggling artist named John, whose fortunes change when he meets wealthy patron Cynthia. Their relationship becomes complex as John falls for Cynthia's daughter, Mary, leading him to confront the dark secrets of Cynthia's past. Themes of love, betrayal, and redemption intertwine as John navigates his emotions and the challenges posed by their intertwined lives. This facsimile reprint preserves the cultural significance of the original work.