Book Reviews
Secrets of the Italian Island, by Barbara Josselsohn
Sign Here For Sacrifice, by Ian Gardner
Soldiers: Great Stories of War & Peace, by Max Hastings
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The Newspaper Axis, by Kathryn A. Olmsted
A new history on the press barons that enabled Adolf Hitler.
Packed with detail and essential. Camilla Bolton An evocative insight into the role of British slavery in Guyana in the nineteenth century. Amy Chandler A world of dark manipulation, greed and action. David Boyle A new history on the press barons that enabled Adolf Hitler. Bethany Hall The story is set around Theresienstadt and displays unwavering honesty. A new history of Elizabethan espionage is both rollicking and skillful. Bethany Hall The story moves from France to Poland and is an impactful work of fiction. Evelyn Webb-Carter There are faint echoes of Iraq and Afghanistan in this study of the British Army of the 18th and 19th centuries. This book on history and its writing makes for an endlessly fascinating read.
Page 3 of 21London in the Roman World, by Dominic Perring
White Debt, by Thomas Harding
The Case of the Emigrant Niece, by David Cairns
The Newspaper Axis, by Kathryn A. Olmsted
The Girl in the Photo, by Catherine Hokin
Elizabethan Secret Agent, by Timothy Ashby
All the Courage We Have Found, by Carly Schabowski
The Wandering Army, by Huw J. Davies
Making History, by Richard Cohen
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