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History of Scotland
by Margaret MacarthurHistory of Scotland is a complete historical account of the Scottish history written by Margaret Macarthur. This historical book has been written with chronological changes and era of different period has been explored. In the first chapter a brief summary of all periods has been displayed that follows detailed information in the preceding..
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire - Volume I
by Edward GibbonHistory of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire is written in multiple volumes by Edward Gibbon, an English historian remembered for this historical work which openly criticized organized religion. This book is considered as one of the indispensable work on history and Europe literary world do not think of having a substitute for this histor..
A Short History of the World
by H. G. WellsA Short History of the World is a non-fictional exploration of the world written by H. G. Wells, an English writer known as “The Father Of Science Fiction” with his notable fiction works such as The Time Machine, The Island of Doctor Moreau and The War of the Worlds. This book explores the formation world, starting from the origin of earth, deve..
Historic Oddities And Strage Events
by Sabine Baring GouldHistoric Oddities And Strange Events is written by Sabine Baring Gould, a British author and antiquarian whose notable works include The Lives of the Saints, Devil's Punch Bowl and The Book of Were-Wolves. This book explores those historic odds and strange events which were failed to be recorded in antique and historical works, due to many reaso..
Bushido, the Soul of Japan
by Inazo NitobeBushido, the Soul of Japan is a classic text written by Inazo Nitobé, A Japanese writer and economist of the per-World War- II period. In spite of his origin, he wrote the books in English and later it was translated to Japanese. This book is a study of the way of the samurai written while Japan undergone from its traditional style to a modern n..
New Discoveries at Jamestown
by John L. CotterNew Discoveries at Jamestown is historical nonfiction work written by John Lambert Cotter, an American archaeologist. This book explores the 16th century Jamestown, the first English settlement in America. Over 300 years of Jamestown culture has been narrated with illustrative pictures which explores the daily life of Jamestown including the houses..
The Sea Rovers
by Rufus Rockwell WilsonThe Sea Rovers is a historical exploration of the jobs and people working in the sea written by Rufus Rockwell Wilson, an American writer. He has written many non-fiction and historical books such as Lincoln in Caricature , Historic Long Island, Jedediah Smith: Trader and Trail Breaker , and New York - Old and New : Its Story, Streets, and Landm..
A Thousand Years of Jewish History
by Maurice H. HarrisA Thousand Years of Jewish History is a historical account of Jewish spanning from Alexander the great to Moslem Arabia written by historian Maurice H. Harris. This book is chronologically divided into 5 chapters titling Judea, A Vassal State, Judea Independent, Judea Under Rome, The Talmudic Era and Shem, and Japheth...