Terrible Swift Sword

by Joseph Wheelan

Alongside Grant and Sherman, Philip H. Sheridan is the least known of the three most prominent Union generals. In this compelling biography, Joseph Wheelan restores this pivotal figure to a place of prominence.

Third Reich Propaganda

How the powerful Nazi propaganda machine used posters, films, magazines and other media to sustain its hold on power.

Those Angry Days

by Lynne Olson

Set in the years 1939 to 1941, this gripping account tells the story of the no-holds-barred debate that raged in America over whether it should enter WWII, with a focus on the rivalry between Charles Lindbergh and FDR.

Tower

by Nigel Jones

No structure is more closely identified with England as is the Tower of London. From its myriad uses to its famous prisoners, this history places the tower within the context of the country’s dramatic and often bloody past.

The Travels of Marco Polo

by Marco Polo

Based on one of the most famous adaptations of Marco Polo’s legendary travelogue, this stunningly illustrated volume features more than 200 images, including prints, engravings, paintings, photographs, maps, and more.