Genres : History

💥 Inspire the Next Generation of Brave Young Women 💥Perfect for classrooms, bedtime stories, and empowering conversations with daughters and granddaughters!Awesome Women of Courage – Book Three is a bold and captivating collection of 18 true stories of daring women who risked everything during wartime—not with weapons, but with courage, conviction, and grit.📘 Specifically written for pre-teens and teen girls, this book showcases real-life heroines who defied expectations, broke barriers, and made a difference in a world that didn’t expect...

Do you know the story of the Native American tribes, from the earliest known histories to the first European contact to the modern day?The “Five Civilized Tribes” tried to adapt to the American way of life, while others fought to keep their land. Which was more successful? This book will attempt to tell their story, the story of those five tribes. It will not go back into the distant past, and it will not be able to cover modern issues...

Did you know that the first novel in the world was produced by a Japanese noblewoman?Back in ancient times, the Japanese depended on Chinese characters (kanji) to write all sorts of documents and manuscripts, ranging from official letters to census records and poetry. It was only during the Heian period (794–1185 CE) that they began to create their very own writing system known today as kana.While men from the higher social classes would often stick to kanji when producing literary...

This is the concluding volume of the acclaimed 4-part series “115 World Biographies”. Each volume can be read independently.115 World Biographies brings together the lives of influential figures who shaped the course of human history, from Antiquity to the present day. Each biography is written in a clear and engaging style, offering readers a concise yet panoramic view of world history.The fouth volume presents 23 captivating biographies, ranging from Aristotle Onassis to Lady Di, and featuring influential figures such as...

Too many Reformed folk are ignorant of the prominent place afforded to the future of the Jews in their own history and confessions.” -Steve SchlisselThis little book seeks to remedy that ignorance.Today, affection for the Jewish people based on Romans 11 is thought to be an error rooted in the Post-war Consensus or Dispensationalism.But in this book Doug Wilson has assembled quotes from countless Reformed teachers, many untethered from the 20th century and its Left Behind series, each writing about...

Each member of the Forsythe family is on the run in one way or another: Violet, the oldest, from a disintegrating marriage; Chandler, the eldest son, from a breakup with the most desired debutante on the entire East Coast, Mattie Somers, The Philadelphia Rocket; and the youngest, Jeremiah, from both the long arm of the law and a family named Stanton bent on revenge for the killing of one of their own. Even their mother, June, is experiencing difficulty dealing...

Outlander meets Leap Year in this lighthearted, time-travel rom com with strong gin and karate.Twenty-one-year-old Brigid MacDonald spends her days working as a barista at a coffee shop, hanging out with her BFF, Selma, and avoiding the men she usually meets at bars - until she suddenly finds herself in a strange castle, in another time, being dressed for a wedding ceremony she didn't consent to!Of course, Brigid steals a horse and flees, but the jilted groom and his brothers...

*Includes pictures*Includes contemporary accounts written about the revolt on the ship*Includes excerpts from the legal cases and arguments*Includes a bibliography for further reading*Includes a table of contents“25,000 slaves were brought into Cuba every year – with the wrongful compliance of, and personal profit by, Spanish officials." – Dr. Richard Madden"Now, the unfortunate Africans whose case is the subject of the present representation, have been thrown by accidental circumstances into the hands of the authorities of the United States Government whether...

Discover the remarkable life of Mithridates VI Eupator...Free BONUS Inside!Have you ever heard of Mithridates VI Eupator? Don’t feel bad if you haven’t—the name doesn’t exactly roll right off your tongue. Nevertheless, Mithridates was indeed one of the mightiest leaders of the ancient world. This was a man who made himself immune to poison by consuming deadly toxins daily, earning him the nickname “the Poison King.” He spoke over twenty languages fluently and ruled an empire that stretched from the...

Think you know Henry VIII's many wives? Think again.Most history books paint these women as victims, saints, or villains—but what if someone told you the REAL stories behind the Tudor court's most scandalous marriages? The Academic Gossiper has spent years digging through records, personal letters, and diplomatic accounts to uncover the raw truth about the women who dared to marry the most dangerous king in English history. This isn't your high school textbook's sanitized version of royal romance. This is...