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The Experience of Alien Royal Servants in Thirteenth-Century England by Michael Ray 5.0 Stars (3 Reviews)    Price verified 16 minutes ago

At the beginning of the thirteenth century, King John lost his Norman and Angevin lands to the King of France. The Anglo-Norman nobility had to choose which King to support and accept the loss of their lands under the rule of the King they had disowned. However, John continued to rely on his trusted Normans as soldiers and officials, many of whom were instrumental in preventing the son of the King of France from seizing the throne, first from John, and after his death in 1216 from his son Henry III. Despite their service to the crown, many of these aliens were disenfranchised during Henry's minority as the English baronage and clergy whipped up hostility against them. Henry later encouraged the arrival of two further groups of aliens into England, the Savoyards and Poitevins, who were relatives of his mother and wife. He lavished patronage on them as a way to consolidate his power both at home and abroad. In 1263 Simon de Montfort revived hostility against aliens in his war against the King. This whole period marks a pronounced awareness of the Englishness of those born in England. Henry's successors continued to employ and foster the careers of aliens but the Montfortian wars taught them to tread carefully. The chapters in this book cover the reigns of John, Henry III and the first three Edwards. They show how some families accumulated considerable rewards. Some weathered prejudice and became fully assimilated. Some did not and never established firm roots in England. What stands out is that all of the aliens studied repaid the Kings with loyalty and efficiency.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 571 Pages (1,165 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

Wild West Legends: Heroes, Outlaws & Gold (Thrilling Tales & Timeless Legends) by Grace Wilt Price verified 54 minutes ago

Discover the daring lives of the Old West's most notorious outlaws and heroes. Wild West Legends: Heroes, Outlaws & Gold travels through the tales of Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and other Southwestern outlaws, while exploring gun duels, Golden Era rushes and prostitution during times of desperation. With captivating storytelling, readers are taken on a roller coaster of experiences and emotions as they discover more about the Wild West. Dive into the history of the Wild West to experience the unique and exciting lore that surrounds it.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 73 Pages (599 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

The American Revolution: An Enthralling Overview of the American Revolutionary War and Its Impact on the History of the United States of America ... by Billy Wellman 4.7 Stars (5 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

The American Revolution Unveiled: A Journey from Rebellion to Independence Embark on a riveting journey through the tumultuous era that birthed a nation -- The American Revolution. This book is more than just a history; it's an exploration into the heart and soul of early America, through battlefields, diplomatic strife, and the forging of a new identity. Here's what you'll uncover: • Militaristic Genius: Learn how General Washington employed Roman tactics to outmaneuver British forces. • Diplomatic Endeavors: Delve into the intense efforts to reconcile before war became inevitable. • Voices of the Era: Discover the stories of loyalists and patriots, and understand the complex allegiances that shaped the conflict. Why This Book is Essential: • Vivid Storytelling: Experience the American Revolution with rich narratives that transport you to the smoky battlefields and secretive strategy rooms. • In-depth Analysis: Gain insights into the strategic decisions that sculpted a nation, from colonial defiance to the ultimate triumph. • Diverse Perspectives: Explore the varied human experiences of the era, from the leaders in council rooms to the common soldiers on the front lines. For Whom is This Book: • Scholars and Students: A definitive resource that provides deep academic insights. • History Enthusiasts: Anyone with a passion for American history will find this book an invaluable addition to their collection. • General Readers: Those looking for an engaging narrative that explains complex historical events in an accessible manner. Experience History Like Never Before: This book isn't just about recounting events; it's about understanding the essence of the American Revolution and its lasting impact on the world. It's about seeing the past come alive and learning lessons that resonate through the ages. ? Ready to witness the birth of a nation? Click the "Add to Cart" button now and dive into the epic saga of courage, conflict, and freedom ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 175 Pages (6,294 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

The ultimate guide to growing medicinal mushrooms : Easy to understand Medicinal mushroom guide for beginners (Maynard's Evergreen books Book 1) by Robert P. Maynard Price verified 3 hours ago

Do you want to grow medicinal mushroom? Well I don't blame you because why not. They are easy to grow and provide numerous health benefits even more than modern medicine So for your benefit, This book is a thorough and in-depth manual on cultivating and using medicinal mushrooms commercially or at home. This book of mushroom culture features accurate growth parameters for the top 8 Medicinal kinds of mushrooms, modern production methods and practical guidance for growing spaces. This essential guide will get you started, help your garden prosper, and make your mycological landscapes the envy of the neighborhood whether you're an ecologist, chef, forager, pharmacologist, commercial grower, or a home gardener. So Click that add to cart button NOW!!!

Genre: History [x]
Length: 260 Pages (2,332 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

Guión de “De León: el nacimiento de Texas” : Screenplay for “De León: The Birth of Texas” (Biographies) (Spanish Edition) by Philip Martin McCaulay Price verified 3 hours ago

Sumérgete en el épico viaje de Martín De León, figura fundamental en la historia de Texas, en el guión "De León: El nacimiento de Texas". Este guión narra con maestría la vida, las luchas y el perdurable legado de un hombre que desempeñó un papel crucial en la configuración de Texas tal y como la conocemos hoy. Abarcando desde su nacimiento en 1765 hasta los turbulentos tiempos de la Revolución de Texas, este guión es una convincente mezcla de historia, drama y resistencia. Acto 1: La vida del Empresario Martín De León • 1765: Nace Martín De León en Tamaulipas, México - El viaje comienza con el nacimiento de Martín De León, sentando las bases para una vida de ambición y legado. • 1790: Martín De León se compromete con Patricia de la Garza - Martín encuentra el amor y la sociedad con Patricia, una unión que será la base de sus futuros proyectos. • 1807: Martín De León registra la primera marca de ganado en Texas - Un hito importante ya que Martín establece la primera marca de ganado en Texas, marcando el comienzo de su influencia en la región. • 1809: Al borde de una revolución - El panorama político está cambiando y Martín debe sortear las crecientes tensiones y las ideas revolucionarias que se apoderan de Texas. • 1816: El Ejército del Norte declara la República Independiente de Texas - En medio del caos, el Ejército del Norte da un paso audaz y declara una república independiente. • 1823: México es una República Independiente - Las tornas cambian cuando México se independiza, abriendo nuevas oportunidades y retos para Martín. Acto 2: Martín inicia su colonia cerca de Victoria, Texas • 1824: El Empresario Martín De León Inicia su Colonia - Martín finalmente realiza su sueño de iniciar una colonia, sentando las bases de lo que se convertirá en Victoria, Texas. • 1827: La Constitución Mexicana prohíbe la esclavitud - Las tensiones aumentan cuando la nueva Constitución Mexicana prohíbe la ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 107 Pages (686 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

Fijian Mythology and Legends: Journey Through Time with Gods, Goddess, Creatures and Mythical Tales by Chronicle Press Price verified 3 hours ago

Join "Fijian Mythology" on an exciting trip across the Pacific. This book takes you deep into the magical world of Fiji's the islands, where stories and tales are as plentiful as the coral reefs that surround them. There are gods, warriors, and magical animals in Fijian legends that you can learn about in this book. Learn about the stories of Degei, the highest god and snake god, Rokoroko, the mischievous god, and Lutunasobasoba, the brave god. Each story is a mix of island folklore made from old oral traditions. They show how deeply connected the Fijian people are to the land, the sea, and the universe. "Fijian Mythology" is more than just a collection of stories; it's a way to get to know Fiji's heart and soul. The book gives a very clear picture of a society where religion is important in every part of life. It lets you get lost in the complex web of Fijian mythology and past and shows how these myths have shaped the culture and traditions of this interesting island nation. In the middle of the South Pacific, you can start an amazing trip. Get your copy in "Fijian Mythology" right now and be taken to a place where old stories are still told through the sounds of the seas and the jungle.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 53 Pages (853 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

The Silver Sarcophagus: Part of The Glass Planet series (The Occult of Visitor Gods) by N. M. Reed 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 6 hours ago

A silver Sarcophagus is found in the desert that is thousands of years old. But where did the silver come from? There is none in Egypt. And the wrong king is in it. And part of it is crudely hammered, but the oldest part is so finely wrought that no tools could make this today. Professor Jacobs ponders these questions while above them, this kings daughter receives the news of her demi-god fathers death and berial in this tomb, while watching the professrs lecture on the time screen from 4000 years later. Science Fiction Horror retelling of Bible stories. The book 3 continues where the 1 and 2 started, with the hybrid family born on Earth set out to make their way as nomads on this forbidding planet, and find themselves led by their God father. The secret of his death is revealed, and war is waged on their home world. Using fictional characters, the author takes the reader through a journey of discovery, uncovering the secret Extra-terrestrial origins of the bible and other god centered religions around the world. By combing through the new translations of the Nag Hammadi Library and the Dead Se Scrolls, N. M. Reed through her characters, an autistic boy of dubious breeding, his strange angelic sister, and his grounded rancher wife, and a host of others, find passages and old stories that seem to be the log of experiences of encounters of a third kind: actual contact and instruction from alien visitors. Stories that were the inspiration for the final draft of the bible, but were taken out and literally buried in the sands of time, only to be discovered haplessly by travelers thousands of years later. The progenitors of our civilization were describing aliens encounters, but didn't know how to say that. They just viewed these powerful "star-people" as gods. All of the great religions seemed to have been formed this way. Why else would humanity be so enthralled and have such a devotion and reverence to anything, if it weren't something absolutely amazing and out of ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 174 Pages
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

The Staircase of Life: The Story of the Origin and Evolution of Life and Humankind by Gerard Alexander Willighagen 4.8 Stars (9 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Even though we are all different in our own ways, we all have an underlying thread in common: our evolution, our history. However, only roughly 0.0001% of the Earth's whole history has been occupied by human beings with behaviorally contemporary traits. We are, in fact, right at the start of everything. Yet, in order to survive even for such a short period of time, a seemingly unending line of fortunate events was necessary. But what were these fortunate events? How did Homo sapiens get here after many billion years and virtually infinite evolutionary crossroads? How did humankind ultimately conquer the world? And how did life emerge in the first place? In this epic and compelling story, Gerard Alexander Willighagen strives to answer these and many more intriguing questions by taking you through space and time to explore the origins of life, the evolution and rise of Homo sapiens, the dawn and development of civilization, and the emergence and formation of the modern world we know today. In the process of meandering through this multi-billion-year story, we'll come to appreciate the incredible good fortune that all living organisms, including our own highly evolved yet essentially Stone Age-wired species, have of just simply existing. So, let's take a huge step back in time -- right at the initial steps of life -- to ponder how exceptional our story truly is. However, as a short sneak peek in advance: our story is indeed exceptional, notable, and utterly captivating.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 473 Pages (19,303 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

The Look-Alike Groom (Mail Order Brides of Culver's Creek) by Susannah Calloway (Tica House Publishing LLC) 4.3 Stars (301 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

Liliana Elison lives a life of tragedy. Her only love died young; taken from her before they had even married. A romantic at heart, she truly believes she will never be able to move past her tragic past and find love again. Her guardian, Aunt Hester, has other notions. Ruthlessly puncturing Lili's romantic ideals, Aunt Hester signs her up with a matrimonial agency, and before Lili knows it, she's a Mail Order Bride for a rancher in Culver's Creek, Colorado. Orpheus Miller is fifteen years her senior and has a past of his own. He's not afraid of love, but he's more than a little skeptical it will ever appear. When he discovers his fiancée is cherishing memories of her long-lost love, his bitterness seems well-founded - except Lili is becoming more and more attracted to Orpheus by the day. Neither Lili nor Orph are ready to fall in love - but love, it seems, has its own ideas.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 97 Pages (2,229 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

MALCOLM X: A Definitive Biography of Malcolm X, Chronicling His Journey from Adversity to Activism and Beyond by Flora Carley Price verified 2 hours ago

Prepare to be captivated by the extraordinary life story of a true trailblazer. Malcolm X's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, determination, and the relentless pursuit of justice. Have you ever wondered what drove this iconic figure to challenge the status quo and become a voice for the voiceless? Prepare to be immersed in a gripping narrative that will leave you inspired and forever changed. This comprehensive biography delves deep into the life and legacy of Malcolm X, painting a vivid portrait of a man who refused to be silenced. From his humble beginnings to his meteoric rise as a civil rights leader, you'll be taken on a journey that will captivate your heart and ignite your passion for social change. This book offers: • A unique, multifaceted perspective on Malcolm X's life and the impact he had on the world • Insightful exploration of the pivotal moments and key decisions that shaped his remarkable path • Compelling storytelling that brings to life the struggles, triumphs, and personal transformations of this iconic figure • A deeper understanding of the social and political landscape that influenced Malcolm X's worldview Prepare to be moved, challenged, and empowered as you uncover the profound and inspiring story of Malcolm X. This book is not just a biography - it's a call to action, a reminder that one person can make a difference, and a testament to the enduring power of courage, conviction, and the pursuit of justice. This book is the perfect gift for anyone who seeks to understand the complexities of the civil rights movement, the power of individual voices, and the enduring legacy of a true trailblazer. Unlock the secrets of Malcolm X's life and let his story inspire you to forge your own path towards positive change.

Genre: History [x]
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

The Sheriff's Pursuit: A Vermilion County Mystery (Barber Brothers' Adventures) by Jason B. Baker 4.3 Stars (129 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

An Amazon Bestseller! After three terms as sheriff in a rapidly changing world, Sheriff Talbot Jones is set to retire. But first... he must solve the sheriff-elect's murder. Step back in time, a decade before the Barber Brothers' Adventures Series begins, to the sprawling, unforgiving prairies of pre-Civil War Illinois, where justice often comes with a shadow of retribution. Enter Sheriff Talbot Jones, who knows that the difference between right and wrong can be as elusive as the relentless winds sweeping the vast landscape. As the young Barber brothers watch and learn, Sheriff Jones grapples with a chilling murder in a town teetering on the brink of prosperity... and the dark roots of vengeance run deep. The Sheriff's Pursuit: A Vermilion County Mystery is a gritty Western-style historical mystery that captures the spirit of classic Westerns and the intrigue of historical fiction. With vibrant characters, an unwavering quest for the truth, and an unpredictable landscape, this novel immerses you in a world where the past demands retribution and the shadows of yesterday reach out with bone-chilling force. Journey back to a time where courage, determination, and the relentless pursuit of justice define life on the frontier. Sheriff Jones knows that the path to justice in this land is far from straightforward -- it's a relentless pursuit, no matter the cost. Be prepared for a compelling odyssey that questions the nature of justice, the power of redemption, and the darkness that hides within the human soul. The Sheriff's Pursuit sets the stage for the legendary tales of the Barber brothers, offering an intense look at the man and events that shaped their world. Acclaimed Civil War non-fiction author Jason B. Baker delves into fiction again, offering an intense prequel to his successful debut, The Ace's Bounty. Best-selling classic Western author Ron Schwab has hailed Baker as a rising star with a bright future in the genre. With The Sheriff's Pursuit, Baker has ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 234 Pages (3,583 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

Lost Civilizations: The Enigmatic Disappearance Of Ancient Civilizations That Still Mystify by Conrad Bauer 4.1 Stars (62 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

So many ancient civilizations mysteriously vanished leaving behind only ruins. Uncover why these lost civilizations disappeared and still mystifies us! Download FREE with Kindle Unlimited! The world is a mysterious place, and there are whole epochs of history that our modern sensibilities have yet to come to grips with. The ancient philosopher Plato once spoke of an ideal society that met with cataclysmic destruction, on an island called Atlantis. Although long considered fantasy or metaphor, there is reason to believe that Atlantis did indeed exist. There is also reason to believe that there is more to the disappearance of a mysterious group of Native Americans called the Anasazi than meets the eye. These dwellers of the Four Corners region of the American southwest built impressive works of architecture carved right out of rock walls, and even built roads between their massive dwellings. Yet one day they seemingly picked up and left for good. This book explores what might be behind the mysteries of these lost civilizations. Here you will find a full history of these ancient peoples, places, and cultures, and a complete telling of the enigmas that they left behind. Because with an open mind and a clear focus, there just might be something truly incredible for us to discover. Read on your favorite devices such as Kindle, iPhone, iPad, Android cellular phone, tablet, laptop, computer with Amazon's free Kindle App. Scroll back up and click the BUY NOW button at the top right side of this page for an immediate download!

Genre: History [x]
Length: 71 Pages (11,501 KB)
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Added: May 23rd, 2024

Winston Churchill: The Incredible Life And Legacy Of Winston Churchill (History Books) by Tom King 3.9 Stars (123 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

The Incredible Life and Legacy of Sir Winston Churchill takes an inside look the man whom many historians consider one of the greatest world leaders in modern history. But was he really that great? Known for countless and memorable quotes, including ones he came to regret saying, we delve into some of the lesser known aspects of Churchill's life. Surviving a death defying injury before the age of twenty, taking responsibility for the deaths of hundreds of British sailors at the outset of war and befriending a man he loathed, we explore how he went from the trenches of France during the First World War to the conference tables of the Kremlin and the White House during the second world war and beyond. History has been kind to Winston Churchill, yet his many shortcomings have been glossed over by time. This book takes a look at some of those misadventures with a 21st-century point of view and brings to life the story of someone difficult to understand, yet easy to love and hate simultaneously. Overflowing with contradiction Churchill openly wished Mahatma Gandhi starved to death, yet befriended Joseph Stalin - a man who ordered the deaths of 20 million of his own citizens. Inside The Incredible Life and Legacy of Winston Churchill we pursue these and other interesting, but lesser known facets of a man whose life seemed empty when a conflict was not present and thrived when defeat was almost certain. This is Winston Churchill. Scroll to the top of the page and click Add To Cart to find out more about this extraordinary person

Genre: History [x]
Length: 62 Pages (1,529 KB)
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Added: May 22nd, 2024

Olive Oatman: A Life From Beginning to End (Native American History) by Hourly History 4.2 Stars (993 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

Discover the remarkable life of Olive Oatman... Free BONUS Inside! A pioneer girl traveling west with her Mormon family at the mid-point of the nineteenth century, Olive Oatman's life story began like many others. But when Olive's family were massacred and she was taken captive by Native Americans, her story took a unique turn. An extraordinary tale of survival and loss, the life of Olive Oatman is stranger than fiction. Discover a plethora of topics such as • Journey to the Promised Land • The Massacre • Slaves of the Tribe • Olive's Tribal Tattoo • Return to Civilization • Late Life and Death • And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on Olive Oatman, simply scroll up and click the "Buy now" button for instant access!

Genre: History [x]
Length: 51 Pages (2,954 KB)
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Added: May 22nd, 2024

Stories of the Railroad by John A. Hill 4.1 Stars (27 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

In 'Stories of the Railroad' by John A. Hill, readers are taken on a journey through the golden age of rail travel in America. Through a series of captivating and vividly detailed short stories, Hill paints a nostalgic picture of the people, places, and events that shaped the railroad industry. His literary style is immersive and descriptive, allowing readers to feel as though they are right there alongside the characters. The book is a perfect blend of historical fiction and adventure, making it a must-read for enthusiasts of both genres. Hill's keen attention to detail and authentic portrayal of the time period truly bring the stories to life. John A. Hill, a lifelong rail enthusiast and historian, brings his passion for trains and history to 'Stories of the Railroad.' His extensive research and personal experiences with rail travel shine through in the authenticity and depth of the stories. Hill's love for the subject matter is evident, and his dedication to preserving the legacy of the railroad industry is admirable. I highly recommend 'Stories of the Railroad' to readers who enjoy historical fiction, adventure, or are simply looking for a captivating and nostalgic read. Hill's storytelling abilities and knowledge of the subject make this book a standout in its genre, offering a unique glimpse into a bygone era of American transportation.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 133 Pages (1,706 KB)
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Added: May 22nd, 2024
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