Book Reviews
The Restless Republic, by Anna Keay
The Young Alexander, by Alex Rowson
Never Surrender, by Richard Foreman
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A new history of Dunkirk, but from a German perspective. Michael Ward Perhaps the most dangerous conspiracy theory took place in the 17th century. The story of Bridge Cromwell, wife of Henry Ireton and a gripping story sharply told. Alistair Addison The acclaimed historian has written a compelling thriller. Rupert Hague-Holmes A new history of the Battle of the Bulge, but from a German perspective. Cormac Quinn This book covers those few days in the wake of Pearl Harbor that would change the course of WW2. The definitive account of the war in Burma. Annie Richardson An emotional exploration of morality and justice Laura Bloomfield Pilkington proves once again how adroit he is at blending history and crime writing.
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Hoax: The Popish Plot That Never Was, by Victor Stater
The Rebel Daughter, by Miranda Malins
The Perfect Corpse, by Giles Milton
Hitler’s Winter War, by Anthony Tucker-Jones
Hitler’s American Gamble, by Brendan Simms & Charlie Laderman
A War of Empires, by Robert Lyman
The Last Restaurant in Paris, Lily Graham
A Reluctant Assassin, by John Pilkington
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