History
PREMIUM
Educated for Freedom: The Incredible Story of Two Fugitive Schoolboys Who Grew Up to Change a Nation
A must-read for those interested in antebellum African American life and education.
Casual and serious readers alike will find the engaging cartography of this superb, data-rich volume conveys the exceptional range, duration, costs, and intensity of a war that dramatically altered history.
This book will be a strong addition to a variety of nonfiction collections, and is appropriate for hobbyists with an interest in women’s activism and for those who are newer to American history.
This gripping book is a testament to the bravery and sheer doggedness of men determined to survive despite harsh conditions. Readers of polar histories, U.S. Navy history, and other armchair adventurers will enjoy this work.
A must-read for scholars, historians, academics, and students of politics.
A new perspective on the Civil War. All will appreciate White’s gripping accounts of partisanship, political ambition, civil disobedience, and the creative ways that Radicals used print and speech to persuade Americans to understand and accept the necessity of emancipation and the importance of equal rights.
This work will appeal to World War II buffs and fans of nonfiction adventure or sports.
This straightforward account will appeal principally to Revolutionary War buffs.
This examination into the Yalta conference is a solid choice for readers of popular history who want to understand the lessons and legacy of Yalta
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