History (Academic) Books

A compendium of the important inaugural addresses of the US president from Washington to Wilson

In "The Big Shiny Prison (Volume One)" Bartek makes it through 35 states, spends 600+ hours on Greyhounds while interviewing a variety of celebrities, musicians, journalists and travelers. Covering all forms of counterculture with a heavy emphasis on extreme metal & hardcore punk, “The Big Shiny...

The delirium preceding death by starvation, is full of strange phantasies

A collection of interviews, conducted by Sarah C. Reynolds, with Houston artists and other arts figures, all of whom proved influential in the growth of the contemporary Houston Arts scene.

The annotated and illustrated minutes on the meeting of the New York Etching Club.

This course offers AP history and English teachers teaching material for studying different wars throughout the Western Hemisphere. The collection is organized into three major sub-folders: Caribbean and Latin American independence movements, the U.S. Civil War, and the U.S.-Mexican War.

A teachers handbook about English history containing the history of Britain before written history, geography of England in the historical context, Roman Britain, Coming of the Saxons up to the period were England gained India.

A brief history of the world going back to the date of prehistoric man. It took Columbus more than four weeks to sail from Spain to the West Indian Islands.

A book that contains twelve chapters, written at various times and in various places, each dealing with some subject drawn from the great treasury of Ancient Egypt.

A book by Albert Van Helden about History of Western Art and Civilization.