History

This publication is a compendium of skirmishes, engagements, battles, and campaigns fought by “Americans” from practically day one on this continent to the present.

“. . . leaves no stone unturned in providing a taut narrative of this important era of modern European history . . .”

The advent of the 75th anniversary of Japan’s attack at Pearl Harbor has had at least something to do with the publication of this book.

The story of the United States’ eight year fight for independence from Great Britain is one known around the world.

“this text should rightly become the standard undergraduate volume for any course studying World War II.”

This is not one Till tale but three. When young Emmett Till was murdered in Money, Mississippi, in 1955, his death changed the Civil Rights Movement and American history.

“the explorer [tells] his own story, combining history, cartography, natural science, and a bit of a modern travelogue . . .”

“For those interested in an introductory volume about the Jewish people and Israeli history, this book is highly recommended.”

Nobody’s Son is the culmination of a family’s gradual demise.

“Great powers’ rivalries often begin by sheer human failings, and this book shows there are ways to resolve them peacefully.”

“a captivating and long overlooked study of a little known chapter in the American Revolution.”

“Drink it in with a cup of Earl Grey Tea on a cold winter evening.”