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Maya

by Michael D. Coe e Stephen Houston

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 The Maya has long been established as the best, most readable introduction to the ancient Maya on the market today. This classic book has been updated by distilling the latest scholarship for the general reader and student. This tenth edition incorporates the most recent archaeological and epigraphic findings, which continue to proceed at a fast pace, along with full-colour illustrations. The new material includes evidence of the earliest human occupants of the Maya region and the beginnings of agriculture and settled life; analysis from lidar on swampy areas, such as Usumacinta, that show enormous rectangle earthworks, including Aguada Fénix, dating from 1050 to 750 BC; and recent advances in decoding Maya writing and imagery. It also expands on information on the roles of women, courtiers and outsiders; covers novel research about Maya cities, including research into water quality, marketplaces, fortifications and integrated road systems; and features coverage of more recent Maya history, including the displacement and mistreatment of the Maya people, along with growing affirmations of their cultural identity and rights. Highlighting the vitality of current scholarship about this brilliant culture, The Maya remains the gold standard introductory book on the subject.
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Incidents Of Travel In Yucatan Volumes 1 And 2 (Annotated, Illustrated) - Vol I And Ii

by John L Stephens

~~8,63€~~ 6,90€ 20% OFF

 What does it take to explore the ancient Yucatán?How many diseases can one survive?The definitive edition.• Features an extended biography of the life and experiences of John Lloyd Stephens• Featuring original plates, woodcuts, and illustrationsDiscover the hardships of travel of the 19th century.The two years John Lloyd Stephens spent in central America were filled with adventures through jungle and wilderness. Searching for the ruins of ancient civilizations and describing in great, clear detail their stunning beauty and glory, he retells all the perils of his journey.Incidents of Travel in Yucatan is a great American exploration work of archaeological discovery for anyone interested in the amazing civilizations of the ancient past."Disease had stalked all around us, but it was the first time it had knocked at our door."Stephens account also provides a unique and insightful view of the culture and life of the people living in Central America at the time. He documents the turbulent years of mid-nineteenth century civil war and the sweeping political changes that grew out of it.Follow an American explorer in this Central American classic.Get your copy today!
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Interpreting Our Heritage

by Freeman Tilden

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 Every year millions of Americans visit national parks and monuments, state and municipal parks, battlefield areas, historic houses, and museums. For anyone interested in our natural and manmade heritage, this book offers guidance for exploring educational and recreational resources.
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Ed King'S Mississippi - Behind The Scenes Of Freedom Summer

by Ed King, Trent Brown e Trent Watts

~~132,50€~~ 106,00€ 20% OFF

 Features more than forty unpublished black-and-white photographs and substantial writings by the prominent civil rights activist Reverend Ed King. The images and text provide a unique perspective on Mississippi during the summer of 1964.
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Slave Escapes & The Underground Railroad In North Carolina

by J. Timothy Allen e Steve M. Miller

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 Quaker safe houses and freed slave communities were a fixture in North Carolina. The Coffin family in Greensboro helped develop safe zones and houses on the Underground Railroad in the 1800s. In the east, networks of freedmen and sympathizers aided slaves, hiding in remote locations such as the Dismal Swamp. In coastal towns like New Bern and Wilmington, slaves were secreted aboard ships in search of freedom along maritime routes. Authors Tim Allen and Steve Miller use harrowing firsthand accounts to investigate how African Americans escaped oppression in a dark chapter of Tarheel State history.
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A Nation Of Inconsistencies - Forging A New America, 1789-1860

by Jayme A. Sokolow

~~46,07€~~ 36,86€ 20% OFF

 Examining the birth of American society between 1789 and 1860, this social history reveals enduring conflicts between popular ideals of liberty and equality and the harsh realities of racial and indigenous disenfranchisement. Ordinary Americans shaped a nation marked by democratic promise alongside deep systemic injustice.
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John Long'S Journal, 1768-1782 - Voyages And Travels Of An Indian Interpreter And Trader, Describing The Manners And Customs Of The North American Indians

by John Long

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 In "John Long's Journal, 1768-1782," J. Indian Trader Long masterfully captures the nuanced dynamics of trade and cultural exchange between European settlers and Indigenous peoples during a formative period in North American history. Written in a straightforward yet evocative style, Long's journal entries reveal the complexities of frontier life, characterized by both collaboration and conflict. The narrative weaves personal anecdotes with broader historical commentary, offering readers an intimate glimpse into the daily routines, challenges, and moral quandaries of the era, making it a vital resource for understanding the evolving landscape of early American society. J. Indian Trader Long was not only a trader but also an astute observer of the peoples and cultures he encountered throughout his travels. His extensive experiences among various Indigenous tribes and European settlers provided him with a unique perspective that is reflected in the candid and often poignant reflections presented in his journal. Long was shaped by the tumultuous socio-political landscape of the 18th century, which influenced his writing and commitment to documenting the dualities of cooperation and strife inherent in his interactions. "John Long's Journal" is an essential read for scholars, historians, and anyone interested in early American history and indigenous relations. Its authentic voice and critical insights challenge contemporary readers to reflect on historical narratives while shedding light on the interconnections that define our collective past. This book not only serves as an invaluable historical document but also invites contemplation on the lessons that can be drawn from Long's lived experiences.
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The Old And The New Peru - A Story Of The Ancient Inheritance And The Modern Growth And Enterprise Of A Great Nation

by Marie Robinson Wright

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 In "The Old and the New Peru," Marie Robinson Wright meticulously explores the rich tapestry of Peruvian culture, diving deep into its historical legacy while contrasting it with contemporary society. The book artfully weaves together narratives of indigenous traditions, colonial influences, and modern developments, presenting a nuanced portrait of a nation at the intersection of past and present. Wright's literary style combines vivid descriptive passages with reflective analysis, inviting readers to contemplate the evolution of Peru's identity against the backdrop of political and social changes, all meticulously contextualized within the broader South American landscape of the early 20th century. Marie Robinson Wright, a prominent historian and author, drew upon her extensive research and passion for South American cultures to craft this compelling work. Her travels throughout Peru, coupled with her academic background in anthropology and history, enriched her understanding of the complexities of Peruvian life and its dichotomies. Wright's dedication to capturing the spirit of the country is palpable throughout the text, reflecting her belief in the importance of cultural preservation while acknowledging inevitable progress. Readers will find "The Old and the New Peru" an essential exploration for anyone interested in the intricate interplay between heritage and modernization. Scholars, students, and casual readers alike will benefit from Wright's insightful observations, gaining a comprehensive perspective on a nation where the ancient and the contemporary coexist in fascinating ways.
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Emerging El Dorado - Steam Age Expansionism And The Social Worlds Of Growth In Argentina

by Eduardo Elena

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 The scramble for distant riches has featured centrally in the history of the Global South—from the first forays of European imperialists to the recent fascination with emerging markets. In the mid-nineteenth century, fortune hunters turned their attention to Argentina, transforming it into a front line of an expanding West. While accounts of this period often emphasize impersonal economic flows, Emerging El Dorado demonstrates that this chase for wealth has a far more multifaceted, dynamic, and human history. In Argentina, it encouraged explosive growth across several fronts—financial, commercial, demographic, and territorial. Capitalist routines of accumulation coexisted with get-rich-quick ventures, land grabs, and fraudulent schemes. Eduardo Elena's study profiles the promoters in Argentina and Europe who convinced others that this truly was a "rising country." At the same time, the book investigates the experiences of the groups who helped propel expansion, such as migrant families and overseas investors, and those like mixed-race paisanos/as and Indigenous peoples who were deemed obstacles. By exploring these overlapping social worlds, Emerging El Dorado sheds new light on the roots of our present-day growth dilemmas.
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Witches Of New England - Stories About The Accused, The Trials, And The Fear That Swept The Region

by Jessica Freeburg e Natalie Fowler

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 Read 27 chilling, historically grounded stories about the real witch trials that terrorized New England in the 1600s.
During a time already steeped in superstition, fear itself became the most dangerous force in New England. Ordinary people of the 17th century—friends, neighbors, fathers, mothers, and even young children—were accused of witchcraft based on rumor, malice, and suspicion. From the infamous Salem witch trials to lesser-known cases across Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and beyond, these true stories reveal how paranoia, religious extremism, and social tension led to cruelty, imprisonment, brutal punishment, and death.
Witches of New England portrays the lives of the accused, including Sarah Good, Tituba, Rebecca Nurse, Eunice “Goody” Cole, and many others whose stories have been overshadowed by myth. Drawing on historical records, each account is retold as a short narrative, bringing readers face-to-face with the injustices, fears, and tragedies that defined one of the darkest chapters in American history.
Authors Jessica Freeburg and Natalie Fowler are active paranormal investigators with a deep interest in the unexplained and the misunderstood. For this collection, they turned their investigative skills toward history—carefully researching real cases to separate fact from folklore while honoring the people whose lives were forever changed by false accusations.
Perfect for horror fans and history buffs, these 27 true tales are gripping, unsettling, and deeply human. At just a few pages each, the short stories are ideal for quick reading, classroom discussion, or sharing aloud. Witches of New England proves that the most frightening stories aren’t always about ghosts or monsters—but about what people are capable of when fear takes hold.
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Mississippi Conviction - Betrayal, Brotherhood, And The Fall Of The Klan

by Carl E. Mcarn, Carl E. Mcarn Ii e Stephen J. Gordin

~~24,01€~~ 19,21€ 20% OFF

 Mississippi Conviction: Betrayal, Brotherhood, and the Fall of the Klan recounts a remarkable and underreported story of conscience, courage, and moral reckoning at the height of the civil rights era in Mississippi. On Father’s Day, June 21, 1964, three civil rights workers were murdered by the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan after visiting a burned church in Neshoba County. The brutal killings shocked the nation and launched a major FBI investigation into Mississippi’s "closed society." Amid the search for justice, federal agents turned to an unlikely ally: Reverend Delmar Dennis, a Methodist minister and chaplain for the WKKKK. Dennis’s decision to become an FBI informant came after a pivotal conversation with his friend and mentor, Reverend Carl McArn, a civil rights supporter and advocate for church integration. Their friendship—and the ideological divide it represented—mirrored the broader split within Mississippi’s white churches over race and justice. Coauthored by novelist Stephen J. Gordin and Carl E. McArn II, son of Reverend McArn, this gripping narrative explores the power of moral influence and personal transformation. Drawing on extensive interviews and archival research, Mississippi Conviction reveals how one man’s betrayal of the Klan became a critical turning point in dismantling a violent domestic terrorist network—and how another’s quiet mentorship helped make that decision possible.
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How The Other Half Lives

by Jacob Riis

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 The Danish-American journalist Jacob Riis visited the slums of New York City to highlight the squalor in which the "other half" lived. He used flash photography (a new innovation), tables of statistics, and personal stories to vividly depict the city's various neighborhoods and ethnic groups. But the book isn't merely a factual documentary-it's also a moralistic appraisal of greedy landlords, the abundance of cheap beer dives and saloons, the low character of the tenants, and the very low wages on which the poor tried to subsist. He described some reforms already implemented, as well as those still needed.How the Other Half Lives was written at a time when many people were crowding into New York City. It was first published as an article in Scribner's Magazine in 1889, along with many illustrations that were based directly on Riis's photography. It was expanded into a full book in the next year, with the inclusion of more illustrations and some of Riis's original photographs. The middle and upper classes were shocked by what the book described, about which they knew very little. Christian organizations in New York and beyond had similar reactions. The book was widely praised, and led to the enactment of many reforms in the following years aimed at improving the conditions of the tenements and the working poor.Perfect for readers fascinated by American social history and urban development, this groundbreaking work combines powerful photography with unflinching journalism to expose the harsh realities of immigrant life in industrial America. Riis's pioneering use of flash photography and compelling storytelling makes this essential reading for anyone interested in understanding how the other half truly lived in America's greatest city.The source for this public-domain ebook is Standard Ebooks (standardebooks.org). Ebooks from other sources often have typos, inconsistent spelling, missing accent marks, and missing punctuation. Ebooks from Standard Ebooks are proofread line by line against a scan of the original printed pages, then proofread again from cover to cover. They are also formatted and typeset following a professional-grade style manual, resulting in new editions supporting state-of-the-art ereader technology: automatic hyphenation, popup footnotes, complete and consistent metadata, high-resolution and scalable vector graphics, and ereader-compatible tables of contents. All of this makes the finished ebooks accurate, functional, and beautiful, a pleasure to read. (Waking Lion Press is not affiliated with or endorsed by Standard Ebooks.)
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Stede Bonnet - Charleston'S Gentleman Pirate

by Christopher Byrd Downey

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 Hundreds of pirates traversed the waters of the Atlantic during America's colonial period, but few had a more adventurous tale than Stede Bonnet. Originally a wealthy plantation owner from Barbados, Bonnet abandoned his wife and children in 1717 to set sail on the pirate ship Revenge. He soon fell into company with Blackbeard in the Bahamas and headed for America. In May 1718, they arrived in Charleston and held the entire city hostage in a daring siege. Bonnet was eventually captured in North Carolina and transported back to Charleston, where he was brought to justice and executed on December 10, 1718. Join local pirate tour guide Captain Christopher Byrd Downey as he recounts the swashbuckling life of the most infamous pirate to ever darken the Holy City's waters.
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The Great Escape Of Edward Whalley And William Goffe: Smuggled Through Connecticut

by Christopher Pagliuco

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 Author Christopher Pagliuco reveals the all-but-forgotten stories of these Connecticut heroes. When Puritans Edward Whalley and William Goffe joined the parliamentary army against King Charles I in the English civil wars, they seized an opportunity to overthrow a tyrant. Yet when his son, Charles II, regained the throne, Whalley and Goffe were forced to flee to the New England colonies aboard the ship Prudent Mary--never to see their families or England again. Even with the help of New England's Puritan elite, including Reverend John Davenport, they struggled to stay ahead of the authorities in Boston, New Haven, and the outpost of Hadley, Massachusetts. Though forced to live out the rest of their lives fugitives, these former major generals survived frontier adventures in seventeenth-century New England, and became embedded in early United States history.
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Delaware Patriot Heroes - Robert Kirkwood And Peter Jaquett

by Kennard R. Wiggins Jr.

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 Discover the stories of two legendary leaders of the Revolutionary War Robert Kirkwood and Peter Jaquett were close contemporaries and comrades in the Delaware Continental Regiment during the Revolutionary War. Battle buddies who relied upon one another on and off the field, they led their respective companies through 32 battles over almost eight years of war. They endured difficulties and hardships and exercised daring and initiative on the path to victory. Under their leadership, the Delaware Regiment gained a lasting reputation for punching far above its weight. /Local author Kennard R. Wiggins tells the stories of the daily lives of these two men and their soldiers in the field.
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Thomas Jefferson And The Virginia Statute For Religious Freedom - Faith & Liberty In Fredericksburg

by Michael Aubrecht

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 Jefferson's Legacy of Freedom for the Old Dominion Prior to his death Thomas Jefferson left behind specific instructions for the obelisk monument that was to mark his grave. He requested the following epitaph: Here was buried Thomas Jefferson, Author of the Declaration of American Independence, of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom and Father of the University of Virginia. These contributions were in his words the "testimonials that I have lived, I wish most to be remembered." It is curious that with all his contributions he chose to note his authorship of a minor state law. Jefferson crafted this statute, not in Philadelphia or one of the other busy cities of the day, but while staying in a small Virginia town on the Rappahannock River named Fredericksburg. /Local historian Michael Aubrecht tells the tale of the creation of this remarkable document and the impact it continues to have.
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Old Indian Legends

by Zitkála-¦Á

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 Old Indian Legends is a collection of Dakota legends, retold by the 19th and early 20th-century Dakota author Zitkála-¦á. The collection was compiled in 1901 when Zitkála-¦á returned to her birthplace in the Yankton reservation to take care of her mother, after she had spent several years in the assimilationist Indian residential school system, both as a student and as an educator. While taking care of her mother, she gathered traditional tales from Dakota storytellers which were retold in English for Old Indian Legends. The stories revolve around various spirits and heroes from Dakota myth, especially Iktomi, a shapeshifting spider trickster.Perfect for readers fascinated by authentic Native American culture and oral traditions, this remarkable collection offers a rare window into Dakota storytelling preserved by one of the most important indigenous authors of her era. Zitkála-¦á's skillful retelling bridges two worlds, making these timeless legends accessible while honoring their sacred origins and cultural significance.
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The New Freedom

by Woodrow Wilson

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 Woodrow Wilson was the 28th president of the United States. The New Freedom, a collection of speeches he made during his successful 1912 presidential campaign, takes its name from that campaign platform. In it Wilson describes the conditions necessary for freedom in a rapidly changing society, and highlights the dangers from monopolies and politicians that are either bought, or too cozy with business interests. To combat these regressive influences Wilson stresses the need for open and participatory democracy, as well as positive government intervention to promote individual, rather than business, freedom.Throughout these speeches Wilson shows an unwavering belief in democracy and the wisdom of the people. He admits that he doesn't have all the answers, and begrudges those who make that claim for themselves.According to Wilson, politicians of all parties have been slow to recognize a change in power dynamics. Whereas once workers were familiar with their bosses, now workers toil for faceless corporations that have almost unlimited power over them and bear no practical social responsibilities. Wilson stresses that power over others isn't a sign of wisdom or virtue, and that the government should be emboldened to break up such powers to allow for a fair playing field. He remarks that ignoring these new economic power relations risks disillusioning voters, leaving the door open for unscrupulous politicians to promise easy answers that lead to ruin.Perfect for readers fascinated by pivotal moments in American political history, this collection offers unfiltered access to the visionary ideas that shaped modern America. Wilson's passionate calls for economic justice and democratic reform remain strikingly relevant today, making this essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how progressive ideals can combat corporate power and political corruption.
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The Conscience Of A Conservative

by Barry Goldwater

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 U.S. Senator and future Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater's 1960 book The Conscience of a Conservative is a foundational work in the American conservative movement from the late 20th century and onward into the modern day. It lays out the conservative position on a number of topics including taxation, labor, welfare, education, and the general roles of state and federal government, and would prove highly influential to future conservative politicians in establishing their own platforms.Goldwater offers his case for a strict Constitutionalist government in which the role of the federal government is restricted to those things called out explicitly in the constitution, with all other matters being the responsibility of the states to manage independently.In the final chapter of the book, Goldwater describes his view of the stakes of the Cold War, and the importance of containing the spread of Communism broadly and the Soviet Union in particular.Perfect for readers interested in understanding the intellectual foundations of modern American conservatism and the principles that shaped Republican politics for decades.
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A General History Of The Pirates

by Charles Johnson

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 During the Golden Age of Piracy, a writer calling himself "Captain" Charles Johnson introduced London readers to the denizens of a savage world just beyond their shores. These pirates took up residence in readers' imaginations, where they've been a mainstay of popular culture ever since.Pirate history especially resonates for American readers, as what would become the wild frontier of the American west began in the piratical eastern seaboard of Colonial times. When revolutionaries gathered in Philadelphia to found a continental republic, it was with a memory of the Pirate Republic founded eighty years earlier in Nassau and its attempt at self-government, ship-board democracy, and defiance of empire. When Grant arrived in Virginia to restore thirteen breakaway states to that republic, he came with a memory of Woodes Rogers' arrival in the Bahamas to reclaim those islands for the Empire. The legacy of triangular trade, on which these pirates preyed and depended, has continued to play out across the nation's history.For its contemporary readers piracy was serious business, and this book describes their exploits with a journalistic spirit. Johnson writes history, but history in the present tense. He editorializes, shares his personal knowledge of seamanship, and offers practical advice both to maritime merchants and to powerful policymakers. He draws stories from interviews with living pirates, draws from public and legal records, and develops historical context, bringing his own social analysis to bear. In some parts, he presents human interest stories as tabloid journalism with "a little the air of a novel," recounted mostly because they're interesting.And they are interesting: the bored gentleman and inept pirate Stede Bonnet as he arrives unarmed to a battle of wits with the experienced, savage, and polygamous Edward Teach; Teach, who said of this crew that "if he did not now and then kill one of them, they would forget who he was"; the scandalous pirate-thruple of Mary Read, Anne Bonny, and "Calico" Jack Rackham. To the present day, in countless works, across media, Johnson's pirates and the world they inhabit live on.Perfect for readers who love swashbuckling adventure and authentic historical accounts, this foundational work brings you face-to-face with the real pirates who terrorized the seas during their legendary golden age. Captain Johnson's vivid storytelling captures the raw brutality and surprising complexity of these maritime outlaws who helped shape the wild spirit of early America.
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Journals

by Alexander Mackenzie

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 Alexander Mackenzie was the first European to complete a land crossing of the continent of America north of Mexico, preceding the famous Lewis and Clark expedition by twelve years. In his journals he details two separate voyages: one up what is now known as the Mackenzie River to the Arctic Ocean in 1789, and another to what is now Bella Coola on the Pacific Ocean in 1792 and 1793.Both journals provide a detailed description of the many difficulties in navigating and traveling in a country that had yet to be mapped. Having to rely on Native guides and rumors, and enduring hardships that almost beggar belief, Mackenzie and his team were able to achieve their objective of finding an east to west land crossing through the Rocky Mountains and to the Pacific Ocean. Although his route didn't prove as practical as routes found by later explorers, Mackenzie has cemented himself as a key explorer of Western Canada.Perfect for readers who love authentic exploration narratives and Canadian history, this remarkable account offers an unparalleled firsthand look at the challenges and discoveries of early North American exploration. Mackenzie's detailed observations of indigenous cultures, treacherous wilderness navigation, and the fur trade provide invaluable historical insight that preceded even the famous Lewis and Clark expedition by over a decade.
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The Secret Of The Old Clock

by Carolyn Keene

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 A thrilling detective story that begins with a mysterious will and leads to unexpected discoveries. Nancy Drew is drawn into her first major case when she learns about a puzzling inheritance involving a missing fortune and a hidden connection to an old family clock. What seems like a simple legal matter quickly turns into a complex mystery filled with secrets, suspicious behavior, and hidden motives. As Nancy investigates further, she follows a trail of clues that leads her through quiet towns, unexpected encounters, and puzzling contradictions. With her sharp intelligence, courage, and determination, she begins to uncover the truth behind the mystery step by step. This engaging story introduces readers to Nancy Drew's world of detective work, combining suspense, problem-solving, and adventure in a fast-paced narrative. It remains a beloved classic in children's mystery literature. Written under the name Carolyn Keene, this novel is the first in the iconic Nancy Drew series and continues to be enjoyed by generations of mystery lovers. Start the adventure and solve the mystery—download your copy today.
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American Prisoners Of The Revolution

by Danske Dandridge

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 American prisoners of the revolution presents a reflective account of hardship and endurance, portraying the struggle of those confined during the conflict and emphasizing how resilience emerges even under the harshest conditions. The work gathers scattered recollections and traces the emotional and physical toll of imprisonment, showing how deprivation, illness, and relentless authority shaped daily existence behind locked doors. The dedication establishes a personal connection that deepens the sense of remembrance, framing the narrative as both historical reflection and a tribute to those whose sacrifices are often overlooked. Early sections explore the brutal environments where confinement took place, describing hunger, disease, and oppressive oversight as constant companions that tested strength and resolve. While the book references individual stories to illustrate suffering, its broader intent highlights the collective determination that refused to let adversity erase dignity. Through careful recounting and compassionate reflection, the work reinforces the importance of honoring perseverance, demonstrating how memory keeps alive the courage of those who endured overwhelming difficulty without recognition.
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Sport In Victorian Dublin

by Julien Clenet

~~58,53€~~ 46,82€ 20% OFF

 This book maps out the emergence and development of modern sport in Victorian Dublin. It highlights how social class, gender, political allegiance and local pride were crucial to creating sporting identities and where leisure activities reinforced oneâ€™s status within the community.
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