History and politics

A Belgian banker moves to Sri Lanka after the pandemic and finds himself amid economic collapse and revolution. A personal memoir blending travel, politics and social observation, revealing the reality behind the island's tropical image.

A seminal 17th-century voice on statecraft and reform. The first modern English edition of the Koci Bey Treatises, offering a rare, unfiltered look into the institutional decay, military corruption, and internal struggles of the Ottoman Empire.

History of King Charles the Second of England, written by 19th-century American author ⁠Jacob Abbott, is an accessible biographical account of King Charles II. The book covers his early life in exile following the execution of his father.

Nations trade sovereignty for global solutions to crise. This book explores the balance between autonomy and cooperation, examining when sacrificing control strengthens or weakens states in our interconnected world.

A Fallen Empire. A Divine Kingdom. The Monumental Masterpiece That Reshaped Western Civilization. In the wake of the catastrophic sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410 AD, the ancient world was plunged into chaos and despair.

Details 34 public policies that, if instituted, will result in widespread worker ownership of businesses and fundamental political, media, and tax system advancements. The policies are adaptable worldwide.

WE ARE ONE is an inspiring philosophical journey that reminds us of a simple but powerful truth: humanity is one family. Through reflections on consciousness, self-awareness, compassion, and peace.

Letters from the Square is a story of a family in Cairo, that joins a massive public uprising against their corrupt military government. Based on true events spanning a decade, it weaves through protests, and letters from an anonymous prisoner.

In the brutal Atlantic world of the 11th century, an outlaw named Breogán rises among rebels, druids, and Celtic peoples. As ravens gather and legends awaken, he must face war, prophecy, and destiny in a land where history and myth still breathe together

A lewdly illustrated collection of translations from the Bastille Archives, featuring the interrogation records of the diabolists involved in the infamous Affaire des Poisons that shocked Paris in the late 1670s.

This unforgettable American history adventure combines powerful storytelling, exciting Revolutionary War maps, engaging timelines, and inspiring true stories of the brave Americans who changed history forever. Designed especially for ages 8–12.

The Case for America’s Birth is a powerful journey through the founding of the United States, the American Revolution, the Constitution, and the enduring promise of liberty that still shapes the modern world.

Pakistan: History, Military, Geopolitics, and the Road Ahead

This is a visually guided journey through the Revolutionary War, designed to help you finally understand how America was truly won step by step, map by map, battle by battle. For the first time, you don’t just read about history—you navigate it.

North Korea is one of the most isolated and least understood countries in the world. This book traces the full history from ancient Korean kingdoms through Japanese colonization, the division of the peninsula, the Korean War, and the development of the wo

The story of Columbus you were taught in school hides a much darker truth. This book strips away the myth and examines the greed, violence, and human cost behind the voyages that reshaped the world.

The Cold War traced through every major crisis: Berlin, Cuba, Vietnam, and Afghanistan. Fifty years of shadow wars, nuclear brinkmanship, and the moments that nearly ended civilization.

Rusty $37 broiler, Whopper Wars, "$40 million "Where's Herb?" flop, Pillsbury takeover, franchise revolts. The wild Burger King story.

Wine has been part of human civilization for thousands of years, woven into religion, trade, agriculture, and daily life across dozens of cultures. A clear and engaging history from ancient Georgia to the modern wine industry.

Real dinosaur horrors: bone crushing jaws, internal parasites, cannibalism. Paleontology for adults with dark illustrations and hard science.

Secession papers reveal slavery as cause, Lost Cause myth shattered, Reconstruction failures linked to modern inequality.

Suppressed gospels, pagan roots, scripture fueled slavery, holy wars. How the Bible became a tool for power and control.

Vietnamese voices on colonialism, Agent Orange, Ho Chi Minh, fall of Saigon. The war from the inside, without Western myths.

Babylonian bitumen, Chinese bamboo drilling, Byzantine Greek Fire, Pennsylvania wildcatters, Standard Oil spies. 5,000 years of oil's dirty history.

Qin Shi Huang's unified empire, Han Silk Road, Tang golden age, Song innovations, Mongol conquest, Opium Wars. China's 4,000 year history.

Aboriginal civilization, penal colonies, gold rushes, Gallipoli, Stolen Generations, reconciliation. Australia's history from ancient to modern.

This is a historical Book! I exposed the alleged assassination attempt on presidential candidate Donald J. Trump as a staged conspiracy, together with JD Vance, Elon Musk, Rupert Murdoch, FOX News, AP, Thomson Reuters and many more,

Pandora's Jar explores humanity's most pressing existential challenges and balances realism with hope. The book urges readers to confront complacency and take meaningful action, and to think critically about how to shape our uncertain future.

Falsely Vilified? re-examines some of the most maligned figures in history: men and women whose reputations have been shaped by distortion, propaganda, or the magnifying glass of a single failure.

From January 1943 until December 1945 the prisoners of war at Stalag VIIIB (344) Lamsdorf produced their own magazine, The Clarion. They provide a unique, fascinating and sometimes astonishing insight into life as a POW