British Light Aviation A Shifting Emphasis Volume One

For readers familiar with Arthur’s work this book and its companion volume are typical – an eight page preface and a sixteen page introduction! The first two chapters deal with the period up to the war then chapter three asks, ‘Is Britain Really an Air-Minded Nation?’. The remaining chapters deal exclusively with the post-war period, including chapter six on the intriguing subject of the chicken and egg subject of engines. This volume finishes with a chronology of light aircraft and engines and a directory of the makers of post-war light aircraft.