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The Three Kingdoms of Ancient China: The History and Legacy of the Reunification of China after the Han Dynasty by Charles River Editors 3.9 Stars (70 Reviews)    Price verified 8 minutes ago

*Includes pictures *Includes a table of contents One of the most turbulent and romanticized eras in ancient Chinese history is that of the three kingdoms period. During the 3rd century A.D. in China, warlords battled for supremacy. This turbulent and bloody era is known as the three kingdoms period. It's also one of the most romanticized eras in Chinese history; heroes and villains like Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Zhuge Liang have served has inspiration for poetry, novels, opera, and song in China. Perhaps the most celebrated is Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong, considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature. In The History of China's Three Kingdoms Period, you'll learn about the events before and after the three kingdoms period, and its most famous characters.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 27 Pages (1,193 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

About the Jam, Darling: A Soldier's thoughts on Love and War told through Letters by Virginia Aighton 4.2 Stars (102 Reviews)    Price verified one hour ago

This is a true story: a romantic, amusing and occasionally moving account of a soldier's personal experiences during the Second World War, as told through his letters to his sweetheart. Collated and edited by his daughter, these letters are full of intimate and fascinating detail about the real day-to-day experiences of the life, thoughts and hopes of an ordinary Lancashire lad in extraordinary times. Covering the period 1940 to 1945, Jim writes from the heart, and we follow this idealistic young man as he meets the challenges of wartime, with quiet courage, wit and growing wisdom. After a brief prologue, the story is told through his letters, interspersed with photographs and factual details about the events unfolding on the larger stage, worldwide. 'It brought a tear to my eye. I fear we shall never see such fortitude again... It's so important for these life stories to be on record, so that future generations will know what people went through and how they lived - and loved.' Bel Mooney

Genre: History [x]
Length: 227 Pages (6,544 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

The South Seaman An Incident In The Sea Story Of Australia - 1901 by Louis Becke 3.3 Stars (16 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 18 Pages (63 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

The History of Las Vegas: From tiny railroad town to the city that never sleeps by Logan Stover Price verified 2 hours ago

A complete history of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA! Perfect for book reports, or educational studies! Learn about the earliest residents of the Big Bear Area, the Paiute Native Americans, and how Mormon Missionaries attempted to settle Las Vegas by building a fort. Discover more about who Helen J. Stewart and William Andrews Clark were, and how they played a pivotal role in the creation of the city of Las Vegas. Visit the construction of the boulder dam and learn about gambling legalization, and what effects they had on turning Vegas into the Glitter Gulch entertainment capital of the world that it is today! Go back to learn about Fremont Street and explore the first Casinos to open on the Vegas Strip. The El Rancho and Last Frontier helped begin a long list of resorts to open along highway 91 aka the Strip. Find out the history of Neon in Las Vegas, and find out about the history of Vegas Vic and the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign! Explore the earlu influential hotels in Las Vegas, like the Flamingo, The Sands, and Caesars Palace. Get to know historic Vegas Visionaries like Howard Hughes & Steve Wynn, and learn about how they left their marks on the history of Las Vegas. Enjoy the 1970's Glory days of Vegas entertainment, and find out more about the 70's Mega Resorts that grew Vegas into the hotel giant it is today. Visit some more recent historical resorts such as New York New York & Bellagio. Get to know why these modern additions have added to the history of amazing Las Vegas resorts. Finally, learn about how professional sports and amusement attractions have become a integral part of the Las Vegas experience! Whether you are looking for roller coasters or professional football, Vegas now has it. Find out about the modern history of Las Vegas professional sports including the Las Vegas Raiders, and Stanley Cup Champion Vegas Golden Knights! Written by historian Logan Stover. The author of more than 30 historical books about locations all over the globe. ...

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Growing Pains : Australia 1914-1949 (Modern History Book 1) by Blake Hamilton 5.0 Stars (2 Reviews)    Price verified 33 minutes ago

Our most important history is our own. The early 20th century played host to the death of empires, the rise of dictators and our acceleration towards the modern world we know today. However. What is often forgotten is the human stories. What it must have been like to go through these changes. These four connected stories of Jack, DeGroot, Tatsuo and Rosie will enlighten and surprise you. Shining a light on Australia's changing attitudes towards national identity, politics, racism, gender roles and alliances.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 39 Pages (1,436 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

Battery!: C. Lenton Sartain and the Airborne G.I's of the 319th Glider Field Artillery by Joseph Covais (Andy Red) 4.8 Stars (37 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

BATTERY! is the story of "A" Battery, 319th Glider Field Artillery Battalion, 82nd Airborne Division during World War Two. The book is based on in-depth interviews conducted by the author with twenty surviving members of this unit, and is centered on the experiences of their Battery Commander, Captain Charles Lenton Sartain of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Using his background in clinical psychology author Covais helped the veterans to talk about their experiences in a candid, direct manner, relating many aspects of their service previously left unspoken. One hundred seventy-five never before published photographs accent the book, depicting battle field scenes, camp life, and individuals. Maps enhance the narrative. 570 pages.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 588 Pages (95,288 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

The Taj Mahal: The History of India’s Most Famous Monument by Charles River Editors 3.6 Stars (31 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

*Includes pictures. *Explains the Taj Mahal's construction history and cultural influences. *Includes footnotes and a bibliography for further reading. *Includes a table of contents. "Should guilty seek asylum here, Like one pardoned, he becomes free from sin. Should a sinner make his way to this mansion, All his past sins are to be washed away. The sight of this mansion creates sorrowing sighs; And the sun and the moon shed tears from their eyes. In this world this edifice has been made; To display thereby the creator's glory." - Emperor Shah Jahan's description of the Taj Mahal "The Taj Mahal rises above the banks of the river like a solitary tear suspended on the cheek of time." - Rabindranath Tagore, Bengali Nobel Laureate Poet "Rahul had wondered how someone could love their beloved so much that their dedication to them became one of the wonders of the world." - Faraaz Kazi, modern novelist Taj Mahal is Arabic for "crown of palaces", and the name could not be more fitting for one of the most instantly recognizable buildings in the world. Constructed over a span of about 20 years in the mid-17th century as a mausoleum for the wife of Emperor Shah Jahan, the Taj Mahal is aptly described by UNESCO, which designated it a World Heritage site, as "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage". Indeed, the Taj Mahal is truly a global icon because it masterfully fused the artistic and architectural elements of several cultures, including Indian, Ottoman, Persian, and Islamic cultures across the region. While the marble dome is the first feature that pops out about the Taj Mahal, the careful layout of the entire structure is also incredibly impressive, and it took thousands of laborers several years to work on the other features, from the gardens to the calligraphy inscribed on the exterior. The Taj Mahal also includes other buildings, including a mosque and other tombs and mausoleums for people close ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 46 Pages (2,439 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

When a terrible force : War in the Pacific 1937 to 1951 (Modern History Book 2) by Blake Hamilton 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 4 hours ago

For my kids If you only learn two things from this book, please let it be the following. Firstly, extreme identity politics is a cancer that poisons your soul. Never let an ideology, race, gender, trend or religion consume your entire identity; otherwise, you will have no room left in your heart for the other. You are a complicated, loving and sometimes messed-up human being. Therefore, you must accept that empathy is the only thing dividing you from a stranger. Secondly, there is nothing wrong with defending yourself, but remember that there is always time to return to the negotiating table. The longer a conflict, the more it escalates, and the higher the cost of peace rises.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 61 Pages (3,845 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

KOREAN FOLK TALES IMPS, GHOSTS AND FAIRIES : Box Set 1-5: Bilingual Edition (Korean - English) by Jongho Park 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 4 hours ago

Are you eager to explore the enchanting stories of imps, ghosts, and fairies from Korea? Are you ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of traditional Korean folklore, which has been crafted over generations within Korea's rich culture? If so, then "Korean Folk Tales: Imps, Ghosts, and Fairies" is the guidebook that will take you on this journey. This book features a variety of characters, from mischievous imps to wise elderly fairies, each story brimming with wonder, humor, and timeless wisdom. These tales delve into universal themes that transcend generations while offering glimpses into Korean culture and values. From the power of mercy to the pitfalls of greed, each story imparts valuable lessons. Korean traditional folklore stories will captivate readers of all ages and backgrounds with their magic, mystery, and enticing darkness. For readers interested in mythology and folklore, "Korean Folk Tales: Imps, Ghosts, and Fairies" is a must-read. Click the "Buy Now" button to claim your ticket for this enchanting journey and discover the magic and wonder of Korea's rich folklore tradition.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 274 Pages (4,542 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

Trending Mix 'MéMés': Jokes Funny Danks Quotes Over the World by Joe Lawrence 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 3 minutes ago

Funniest Hilarious Jokes Collection!

Genre: History [x]
Length: 1,248 Pages (143,353 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

Aztec Goddess: Uncover the Mysteries of Ancient Aztec Mythology by Chronicle Press 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 33 minutes ago

Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of Aztec mythology and learn about the powerful gods who used to rule it? Get ready to be enchanted by "Aztec Goddess: Uncover the Mysteries of Ancient Aztec Mythology" Step into a world ruled by female energy, where goddesses represent creation, fertility, beauty, and knowledge. In "Goddesses of the Aztec Pantheon," you will: Meet the Divine Beings: Learn about the different goddesses, from the bright and beautiful Xochiquetzal to the fierce and caring Coatlicue. Each goddess has a fascinating story and a special meaning. Explore Their Impact: Look into how these goddesses had a big effect on the Aztecs, from daily practices to big celebrations of their divine presence. Uncover the Sacred Myths: Travel through the fascinating myths and tales about these powerful goddesses to learn how they fit into the big picture of Aztec cosmology. Find out how the spirit of the Aztec goddesses lives on in modern Mexico and the rest of the world through art, feminism, and faith. Don't miss your chance to be enchanted by the divine feminine energy that once ruled in the heart of the Aztec Empire. The book "Aztec Goddess: Uncover the Mysteries of Ancient Aztec Mythology" gives you a close look at the strong, caring, and inspiring goddesses who helped build a society. Now is the time to click "Add to Cart" and start a spiritual and intellectual trip that will help you learn more about these goddesses who have been around for a long time and how they have left their mark on the world. Let the beauty and knowledge of the Aztec goddesses show you the way today.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 45 Pages (1,058 KB)
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Added: May 28th, 2024

Shri Shani Mahatmya: Glory of Shri Shani Deva (In English) by Amey Gangal 4.6 Stars (41 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

This is the english version of the Shri Shani Mahatmya in story form.

Genre: History [x]
Length: 24 Pages (631 KB)
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Added: May 27th, 2024

Baseball's Starry Night by Paul Kocak (Kocak Wordsmiths Ink) 3.9 Stars (38 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

Experience a unique fan's-eye view of a night that many have called the most exciting night in the history of Major League Baseball. Going beyond a standard retelling of the balls and strikes and homers and webgems, the book hears from 20 fans in their own words. Loyal fans of the St. Louis Cardinals, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, and Tampa Bay Rays provide exciting and deeply personal eyewitness accounts -- either from the stadiums or their living rooms. This critically acclaimed book is for casual and serious fans alike. "This is a magical book about a magical night. This beautifully told story captures baseball at its very best." - Doris Kearns Goodwin

Genre: History [x]
Length: 230 Pages (421 KB)
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Added: May 27th, 2024

Cocina Criolla del Caribe: 150 recetas tradicionales de Puerto Rico, Cuba y República Dominicana (Crudo y Sin Filtro) (Spanish Edition) by Camilo Cesarino Price verified 3 hours ago

Este no es otro aburrido libro de recetas. Aquí no encontrarás ensaladas César con pollo seco ni postres insípidos. Esto es un viaje por la vibrante y rica gastronomía del Caribe, una cocina llena de historia, sabor y, sí, un poco de irreverencia. Objetivo del libro: Que te ensucies las manos, te llenes de grasa y, sobre todo, que disfrutes. La cocina criolla es una celebración de la vida, una fiesta que no conoce moderación ni dietas insípidas. Queremos que cada receta te haga sentir como si estuvieras en una playa caribeña, con el sol calentándote la piel y el sonido del mar de fondo. Aquí vas a encontrar de todo: desde los platos principales que tus abuelos cocinaban con amor y un toque de magia, hasta los postres que cierran las comidas familiares con broche de oro. Las bebidas que proponemos te harán olvidar los mojitos aguados que sirven en los bares turísticos. Este libro está diseñado para que puedas replicar, con autenticidad y sin pretensiones, los sabores que han definido la cultura caribeña durante siglos. ¿Cómo usar este libro? Si alguna vez te atreviste a echarle ketchup a un mofongo, este libro es tu redención. Cada receta viene con instrucciones claras, una lista de ingredientes que puedes encontrar en cualquier buen mercado y sugerencias para presentar cada plato como un verdadero profesional. No vamos a mentirte: algunas de estas recetas requieren tiempo y paciencia. Pero te prometo que valen cada segundo invertido. Y no te preocupes, aquí también hay espacio para improvisar y adaptar según tus propios gustos y disponibilidad de ingredientes. Así que ponte el delantal, agarra tus cuchillos y prepárate para sumergirte en una experiencia culinaria que te llevará al corazón del Caribe. Aquí no hay espacio para la timidez: se trata de cocinar con pasión, de experimentar, de arriesgarse. Y si algún día dudas, recuerda las sabias palabras de Anthony Bourdain: "Tu cuerpo no es un templo, es un parque de atracciones. ...

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La conquista española de América: Un apasionante repaso a los conquistadores y sus conquistas de los imperios azteca e incaico (Mesoamérica) ... by Billy Wellman Price verified 2 hours ago

La conquista española de las Américas es una parte fundamental de la historia de la colonización. El descubrimiento hecho por Cristóbal Colón, aunque accidental, de una nueva masa de tierra puso el mundo patas arriba. A partir de finales del siglo XV, el reino de España encabezó el esfuerzo de colonización, enviando una expedición tras otra a las islas del Caribe y, posteriormente, a América del Norte y del Sur. Mediante la violencia, el derramamiento de sangre y la conquista, los conquistadores españoles lograron hacerse con el control de las ricas y prósperas tierras de las civilizaciones indígenas americanas, arrasando magníficas entidades políticas y sociales como los imperios azteca e inca. Este libro narra la historia de cómo España consiguió conquistar las Américas en medio siglo, desde finales del 1400 hasta mediados del 1500. Aunque la explotación y la guerra continuaron entre colonizadores y colonizados después de este periodo, las mayores campañas contra los pueblos indígenas se llevaron a cabo en este breve lapso de tiempo, que es el tema central de este libro. Esta completa guía abarcará los siguientes aspectos: • Colón y sus expediciones, las cuales animaron a otros europeos a iniciar la colonización. • La composición de las sociedades indígenas americanas, desde sus jerarquías sociales y complejas culturas hasta las diversas estructuras políticas. • La colonización de las islas del Caribe y el establecimiento de las Indias Occidentales españolas. • La llegada de Hernán Cortés y su innovadora expedición al Imperio azteca en el actual México. • La conquista de la civilización maya en la península de Yucatán y las dinámicas de poder entre los distintos grupos de conquistadores ávidos de poder. • El magnífico Imperio incaico en los Andes sudamericanos y su conquista por Francisco Pizarro. • Historias de infames expediciones y los problemas con los que se encontraron los ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 158 Pages (4,879 KB)
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Added: May 27th, 2024

The Day America Died by Will Clark 3.3 Stars (6 Reviews)    Price verified 18 minutes ago

America's beginning wasn't easy or predestined. It took citizens of courage and wisdom not only to create that vision, but also to take those first bold steps. They sacrificed everything to give those who would come after them un-imagined freedom and opportunity. They saw only a future of prosperity, caring, decency, and fellowship for those later citizens. The people's decision on November 6, 2012 changed that American dream their ancestors had fought so hard to fulfill. They elected Barack Hussein Obama as president of the United States of America. That was the day the bullet was intentionally and prophetically fired directly through America's heart. That's the day America died. The election for his first term, 2008-2012, was a new American experiment, a risky experiment. A virtually unknown, untested, and inexperienced person was elected as president of the most powerful country on earth. His known background and experience was only that of a community organizer. In that role his main goal was to teach people of low income and low aspirations how to get more things and benefits from the government without producing anything of worth in return. While hard-working and conscientious citizens were tasking themselves to benefit themselves, their families, and their great country, Barack Hussein Obama was teaching others how to take from their dedicated efforts without contributing anything in return. His first election was the day the hammer was cocked to fire that fatal bullet to destroy America. Immediately, as president, his first actions were to divide Americans by class, income, race, ethnicity, and social status. He used a sharp carving knife to sever the nation, to exclude the successful with high aspirations from those who just wanted more free stuff; more of what he promised them, their 'fair share.' His economic and social ideologies are directly opposite from President Kennedy's. Kennedy said, "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you ...

Genre: History [x]
Length: 160 Pages (433 KB)
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Added: May 27th, 2024

New Zealand: People, Places and Events that Shaped the History of New Zealand by James Boyle 3.8 Stars (60 Reviews)    Price verified one hour ago

History of New Zealand New Zealand is a country that has forever been admired for its beautiful landscapes - a wilderness that barely seems to be touched by humans. The populated areas are surrounded by forests, plains, rocky mountains - even beaches. All of this gives New Zealand that heavenly vibe. However, the place we admire today has been heavily affected by its history. People who wanted to farm the land versus people who wanted to keep the land the way it is. A land that, despite the wars it had been through, has managed to hang on to its beauty. Packed with colonization, war and expansion, the history of New Zealand is something everyone should know and study in this day and age. Buy this book today!

Genre: History [x]
Length: 45 Pages (459 KB)
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Added: May 27th, 2024
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