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This classic reemerges and is essential to any well-formed understanding of where the notion of city and political...  Read More >>

Nazi Ghost Train is a story of action, courage and adventure which follows charismatic true characters through sabotage,...  Read More >>

A powerful eyewitness account of the genocide in Gaza by an extraordinary young writer and general physician. Five...  Read More >>

The Persianate World: Rethinking a Shared Sphere is among the first books to explore the defining features of the...  Read More >>

Irish literary studies has long subordinated the nineteenth century to the experimental triumphs of Irish modernism,...  Read More >>

Packed with detailed cutaways and clear explanations, A World War Two Submarine reveals how diesel-electric boats...  Read More >>

Was Grigori Rasputin a visionary, a fraud, or a victim of history? Antony Beevor searches for the truth about the...  Read More >>

Whistleblower J.P. O’Sullivan discloses how Garda Intelligence ignored warnings that could have prevented the 1985...  Read More >>

This book is a comprehensive study of the history and contemporary nature of the politics and relations between...  Read More >>

In the hundred years that led up to expulsion in 1492, hundreds of thousands of Spanish Jews converted publically...  Read More >>

Ukraine’s stubborn resistance to Russian invasion proves that it is possible to mount a successful defense against...  Read More >>

Why did Ludwig van Beethoven go deaf? What forced Robert Schumann to give up playing the piano? What possible familial...  Read More >>

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The extra-wide lined margins and a complete cross-reference system make this NKJV Bible ideal for note taking or...  Read More >>

The NKJV Journal the Word Bible, Large Print helps you creatively express yourself every day with plenty of room...  Read More >>

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A Concise History of New Zealand Aotearoa unravels key moments in distant and recent history showing their role...  Read More >>

From the early days of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, activists collaborated with artists, musicians,...  Read More >>

Jacques Cujas: The Professor from Bourges Who Invented New York What if the foundations of Manhattan were not made...  Read More >>

Democracy's Second Act explores why frustration and polarisation are on the rise and how reclaiming the power of...  Read More >>

A heart-breaking account of life during war from one of Ukraine's most acclaimed young writers 'We were so happy...  Read More >>

In the vein of All the Light We Cannot See, a cross-cultural love story set against the dramatic backdrop of the...  Read More >>