This is the story of Lawrie Watts and his amazing technical artworks, illustrations, and cutaway drawings of motorcycles, motorcars, aircraft, and farm machinery. He was drawing amazingly complex machinery with meticulous attention to detail way before the development of CAD. Lawrie is not just an artist; he's a designer too. An example of his designs was the Enfield-powered Dreamliner.

The Watt family of Scotland between the 1600s and the present--together with their connection to James V of Scotland, and the nobility of England and of the rest of Europe, as well as detailed pedigree chart charts covering much of that nobility. Includes James Whyte Watt (1834-1898), who married Agnes Kay in 1860 and immigrated from Scotland to Detroit, Michigan, and whose descendants lived in Michigan and elsewhere in the United States.

A book containing large images of female quicksketch drawings by Jeff Watts.

The hymns of Isaac Watts are a remarkable blend of biblical, theological, liturgical, poetic, musical, and practical dimensions, some of which have seldom been touched upon in previous studies of the hymn writer. In this book, you will find analyses of Watts’s texts from each of these perspectives. As shown by this study, it is not only these individual factors but their combination that made Watts’s hymns innovative but also effective and long lasting in his own time—and that makes many of them still useful and widely sung today.

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