Come Wind Come Weather

The author presents a collection of true stories of ordinary people in an effort to encourage the citizens of Britain in the midst of the struggles of World War II.

An account of the experiences of 31 British families taking their children to the Peto Institute, Budapest.

Mainly biographical but also includes essay by D.J. Mulvaney - The ascent of Aboriginal man; Howitt as anthropologist (catalogued separately); Appendices include; 2) A.W. Howitts anthropological publications; 3) Text of; A message to anthropologists (1908); 4) Howitts 1874 questionnaire; 5) Questionnaire to informants.

To a child, the world is an alien place. There are lots of places to see and natural events to understand. One of these is the wind. How can something invisible influence weather and ultimately, plans for the day. This educational reference will serve as an excellent guide to understanding weather. Get a copy today.