History books

The industrial history of a nation is often traced through its materials, its technical decisions, and the institutional...  Read More >>

As the world bumbles through the SECOND Cold War, this fast-paced behind-closed-doors book reveals how the FIRST...  Read More >>

The European Werewolf PhenomenonPredators, Panic, and the Truth Behind the Legend For centuries, Europe told stories...  Read More >>

In this nonfictional narrative, the author, Rudolf K. Braun, used the actual names of the participants, as most...  Read More >>

This is a collector's accounting of America's and Canada's ration tokens that were used on the home front during...  Read More >>

Secrets of the Bloodline follows Aveline Delacour, a young woman drawn into a dangerous quest to uncover the mystery...  Read More >>

Exploring the Australian Army's second-longest conflict from a new perspective, Supporting the Commitment is an...  Read More >>

70 Jahre nach dem Abschluss des Pariser Vertrages, welcher die Grundlage der Südtiroler Autonomie bildet, kann objektiv...  Read More >>

Offering a working-class perspective on Ottoman modernity, this study focuses on a naval worksite to explore how...  Read More >>

The gripping and heroic story of fighter pilots defending the skies over Britain from unprecedented Nazi attack...  Read More >>

Metamorphoses uses problem-solving to explain action and digression in major musical compositions. It focuses on...  Read More >>

How the Chinese liberal intellectuals launched the civil society movement and how it later disintegrated  Read More >>

An Ecclesiology for the New Ghetto Theology Using the story of Simon the Niger as a blueprint for how the early...  Read More >>

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With its focus on the intersections of early Black Atlantic and American studies, children’s literature, history...  Read More >>

This book explores the little known but significant presence and impact of Sogdian Christians and the Sogdian language...  Read More >>

This book tells the story of how the presidency, through history, law, and politics, has outgrown in power from...  Read More >>

Why did the nonviolent mutiny of Indian soldiers at Meerut in 1857 lead to a war that threatened to destroy the...  Read More >>

Leading economic historians examine how economic warfare and sanctions have been applied in modern history; with...  Read More >>

Why do citizens support authoritarian leaders and martial law in a democratic country? What draws these citizens...  Read More >>

Founded in 1478 and not permanently abolished until 1834, the Spanish Inquisition has always been a notorious institution...  Read More >>

From the seventeenth century to the First World War, both free and unfree labor were essential for building an empire....  Read More >>

This Element is concerned with narrative as a mode of knowing. It draws attention to the epistemic value of historical...  Read More >>

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