Humanities books

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Is journalism dead? This age-old question followed the emergence of the internet and 24-hour broadcast news, both...  Read More >>

Discover the untold story of Canadian men’s basketball, from Steve Nash’s breakthrough at the 2000 Olympics to two...  Read More >>

Formed to project British naval power from Gibraltar, Force H was the Royal Navy's unique strategic task force....  Read More >>

In Christians Reading Classics, classical scholar Nadya Williams encourages Christians to read the Greco-Roman classics...  Read More >>

Finding Freedom in Jesus offers a transformative spiritual journey to self-discovery through 21 biblical terms that...  Read More >>

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Presents a groundbreaking global exploration of queer theologies across religions, regions, and spiritual traditions...  Read More >>

Zooarchaeology serves as an introductory book for students interested in the identification and analysis of animal...  Read More >>

A gorgeous illustrated meditation on the homes of iconic Southern women, from Nina Simone to Carson McCullers In...  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 >>

Explore the magic of Lunar New Year with Lydia Fenwick's stunning coloring book featuring over 37 intricate designs....  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 >>

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Active Women examines how, from the 1930s to the 1980s, Indigenous women in Kanata's West identified everyday challenges...  Read More >>

The story of George Edwards, whose name is synonymous with the Vickers Viscount, the controversial TSR2 project...  Read More >>

Examines the barbarians from Europe and beyond who harassed, eroded and eventually caused the disintegration of...  Read More >>

Michelle Tusan profoundly reshapes the story of how the First World War ended in the Middle East. Tracing Europe's...  Read More >>

This is a study of Britain's most prominent armaments firms and of their relationships with the British Government...  Read More >>

Surveying the collecting culture from the French Revolution to the Belle Époque, this study explores how material...  Read More >>