So You Think You Know Malta? - Stewart, Trevor
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Trevor Stewart started out on his 'mission to Malta, after he and his new wife (who is Maltese) became married and set off to Malta on their Honeymoon. Stewart not only fell deeply in love with his wife, but also with the history and heraldry of Malta and the Maltese people. No matter how many times you visit this jewel in the Mediterranean you can rest assured you will return time and time again, with a hunger to gain more knowledge. This book takes you through an abridged history of Malta and its people, before moving on to the life of Rosamarie, (the wife of the author); from her early…mehr

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Trevor Stewart started out on his 'mission to Malta, after he and his new wife (who is Maltese) became married and set off to Malta on their Honeymoon. Stewart not only fell deeply in love with his wife, but also with the history and heraldry of Malta and the Maltese people. No matter how many times you visit this jewel in the Mediterranean you can rest assured you will return time and time again, with a hunger to gain more knowledge. This book takes you through an abridged history of Malta and its people, before moving on to the life of Rosamarie, (the wife of the author); from her early experiences of life in Malta, Australia and the UK, now both approaching their twilight years.
Autorenporträt
Trevor has led a very interesting life, a life that has virtually taken him around the world and back again. He was a long-term career soldier who joined the army as a boy at the age of fifteen. Throughout his thirty-year military career, he worked hard and played hard, which gained him credibility, earning him many promotions until he retired in 1992 as a major. He has always strived to help those less fortunate than himself and devoted much of his spare time in helping raise much-needed funds for many charities and organizations. His literary talents have in the past resulted in him writing articles for the Angling Times, the Sea Angler, and the Boat Angler magazines. In 1994, he also wrote Fishing Marks for the Sea Angler: Selsey Bill to Anvil Point. Following his retirement from the army, he has written another book, How We Built the Gambian Army. The title doesn't fully depict what the book is about as he also wrote about the many in-country charitable events that he lead whilst serving in West Africa.