History books

Nagorno-Karabakh: Portrait of a Homeland combines striking images by well-known photographers with articles by experts...  Read More >>

Trade relations, social and environmental consequences of copper production from Hamburg around the world  Read More >>

When I couldn't make my dreams into reality, I found other dreams. -The Cistern Chronicles, Chapter 15, Verse 20...  Read More >>

When I couldn't make my dreams into reality, I found other dreams. -The Cistern Chronicles, Chapter 15, Verse 20...  Read More >>

Rather than a mere technical matter, the restoration of built monuments is a process through which societies promote...  Read More >>

They were told they were too small, too quiet, too invisible to matter. Yet across sugarcane fields, wartime wards,...  Read More >>

They were told they were too small, too quiet, too invisible to matter. Yet across sugarcane fields, wartime wards,...  Read More >>

Beginnings and Fundamental Concepts of Documentary Practice in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe  Read More >>

First published in 1985, The European Crisis of the 1590s (now with a new preface by Peter Clark on the current...  Read More >>

We live in an age of ideological fragmentation and existential uncertainty. Between the extremes of religious dogmatism...  Read More >>

Albert Einstein argues that competition distorts democracy, corrodes education, and leaves human life precarious...  Read More >>

The Renaissance in Florence was not only a time of extraordinary artistic and philosophical creativity; it also...  Read More >>

From dinosaurs to David Cameron, this is a witty and informative history of Scotland in the form of a graphic novel....  Read More >>

Celia Ingham and May Hallam are both burdened by a shocking family secret. As they go in search of answers, one...  Read More >>

A historic hotel, sealed for decades, holds the ghosts of frontier violence and modern tragedy. When a building...  Read More >>

The collection brings to life a new “multi-actor approach,” as outlined by Jan Peter Balkenende and Govert Buijs...  Read More >>

Nearly sixty years after Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, one question endures: did James Earl Ray act alone,...  Read More >>

How did the profession of medicine evolve during Queen Victoria's reign? In this book Jane Pearson shows how doctors...  Read More >>

The Lady of Mann weaves romance, magic, early medieval history, and Arthurian legend into a sweeping tale set in...  Read More >>

Threads of Freedom brings forward the untold stories of Eritrean women whose courage shaped a nation's long struggle...  Read More >>

The anthology Another Humanism explores forms of subjectivity and critique within the humanist tradition relevant...  Read More >>

Celebrate the incredible Artemis II crew who made our latest trip towards the moon and new space exploration possible...  Read More >>

She wants a home of her own. He's vowed never to share his with anyone else. Neither expected this battle.  Read More >>

In America, but Bigger: Near-Annexations, from Greenland to the Galapagos, author Mark Kawar recounts the surprising,...  Read More >>

This is the extraordinary and moving story of the young children who came to the Chester branch of London's Foundling...  Read More >>