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The Titanic Experience: The Legend of the Unsinkable Ship
I have been interested in the "Unsinkable Titanic" for many years. This is a favorite in my collection of Titanic books. It is wonderfully put togethe
ASU Magazine
Read about the most current advances. Pride in Arizona's heritage.
For Want of a nail
if the British had won at Seratoga
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
How the world ended once.
Les Miserables
very touching story ,great poems, i really love it !!
early one morning
loved it, read it over n over again. Just seein da book makes me wanna b able to read it right now ha
Christ Stopped at Eboli
This book is replete with the rich folklore of the Italian region of Lucania/ Basilicata.
The Queen of the South
The drug trade throughout Mexico, Latin America, and the Mediterranean come alive in Arturo Perez-Reverte's novel.
knight
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Facundo or Civilization and Barbarism
The fascinating true historical events of Nineteenth Century Argentina. Full of violent persons & events, Caciques, Caudillos, Strongmen, Reformers, J
London Fields
London Fields is Amis's murder story for the end of the millennium. The murderee is Nicola Six, a "black hole" of sex and self-loathing intent on orch
Red Mafiya: How the Russian Mob Has Invaded America
Interestng, tells it like it was.
Victorian London: The Life of a City 1840-1870
A highly readable account of nineteenth-century London...
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
It gave me a different perspective of the history of mankind, and it underlines the importance of prehistory and the recent common origin of modern hu
Porqué No Soy Cristiano
En esta obra lord Bertrand Russell, uno de los pensadores mas lucidos e influyentes que ha dado el siglo XX, reune catorce ensayos escritos entre 1899
Trinity
This book tells an unbiased account of the famine in Ireland in the middle of the nineteenth century. A must for any Irish history enthusiast.
The Valley of Horses
Another remarkable masterpiece by Jean M. Auel
The Scottish World
Billy Kay has written a great account of the Scots and their contribution to the world. Kay's writing is personal, entertaining and full of interest
Dungeon, Fire and Sword: The Knights Templar in the Crusades
This guy makes a dry subject read like a Dan Brown novel
The Life and Death of St. Kilda
A must for all of us Island-Baggers! Taken from the back cover: "On 29th August 1930 the remaining 35 inhabitants of this bleak but spectacular isl
Genghis Khan
""""Ok...its not entirely accurate to go with the western version of this individual. """"" okok this book may not be ENTIRELY accurate,but say if he
Signing their rights away
I purchased this book in Philadelphia last year ... and finally read it through. What an amazing array of men and what an insightful document. Reading
The Hopi Survival Kit
A book on my desk now: The Prophecies, Instructions and Warnings revealed by the last Elders. A message from the the creator to enable the planet and
white buffalo teachings by
An enlightened book written with humility for the healing of us all. I am truely thankful for the sharing of these universal truths.review posted at a
Elizabeth's London: Everyday Life in Elizabethan London
Chaotic sights and smells of everyday life in late 16th-century London.
Arabian Sands
Thesiger is a post WW2 Lawrence of Arabia.
The Mammoth Hunters
Romantic (HOT), educational and never a dull moment in this read.This is the 3rd in the acclaimed Earth's Children series. This book takes you back t
when god was a woman
a book everyone should read at least once in their life. shows what most seem to have forgotten or covered up.
Making History
IF Hitler hadn't been born the timeline in space-time curve would change to change the events since 1939. No Korea, no nam, no JFK in essence the hi
Galileo´s daughter
Historical novel. Sobel´s talent makes renaissance days alive again... Enjoyed it enormously- it was as if a window had been opened onto the past.
1493: Uncovering the New World Columbus Created
I had to get it immediately after reading 1491
The War of the World: Twentieth-Century Conflict and the Descent of the West
A good read. Niall Ferguson is new to me. He also has interesting documentaries on YouTube
Night
This is Mr. Wiesel's own experience in concentration camps with his father. Very disturbing.
last man down
an insiders view on 9/11. A real page turner
The outlander
Yesssss. Claire couldn't have landed in a more convoluted era but the XVIII Century... I mean, the French revolution, the two Stuart risings, the Ame
1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus
A surprisingly good read.
The Art Of War......
I like this book because you can always count on the old to ground you and also using an effective strategy in life will always cause you to win in th
Empire of Silver
Ok its not as good as the first two books,,but its still a good read...Conn Iggulden must be oneof the best historical write around at the mo....
Understanding Iraq
A very resourceful book that highlights the connection of the British and Americans to the Iraqi history
Christian Science
A very interesting perception on (today, seemingly opposing concepts) christianity and science. I esspecially enjoyed the way he disected both and see
stolen legacy
the African origins of western philosophy every child and adult in the world should read this book cause we,ve all been brainwashed and lied to about
HOW IT WORKS
A month ago Nazi Germany invaded Poland the Germans we're ordered back to their boarders leaving behind wounded and tanks. COVID-19
RE: J.G ballard: crash
"I believe in the mysterious beauty of Margaret Thatcher, in the arch of her nostrils and the sheen on her lower lip" J.G. Ballard...
RE: Catherine Marshall: Beyond Ourselves
This book seems to be good when reading...
RE: John Man: Genghis Khan
Ok...its not entirely accurate to go with the western version of this individual. Its the oldest fallacy to 'demonize' an individual, because its convenient or worse politically correct and trendy to do so. People forget ....those were different...
RE: JAMES: FIFTY SHADES OF GREY
I love this book, read it more than once...This book is the bomb,...
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