Being an Account: The Memoirs of Ernest Lycette, 1911–1921 is the first-hand memoir of Ernest Lycette, a Staffordshire scoutmaster and St John Ambulance volunteer who enlisted in the British Army in August 1914 and served through the First World War and its aftermath.
In "e;From Matter to Light"e;, Waqas Hameed Bajwa—a seasoned leader with over 25 years of experience in the social and development sectors—embarks on a transformative journey to bridge the gap between modern physics and Sufi mysticism.
The Counter-Culture of Conscience: Protestant Nationalism and the Irish RepublicFor three centuries, a remarkable and often overlooked tradition ran through the heart of Irish political life, the tradition of the Protestant who chose Ireland over community, principle over privilege, and the common good over confessional loyalty.
Step into the legendary world of Japan's most iconic warriors with 5000 Facts About Samurai Warriors — a sweeping, encyclopedic tour through the history, philosophy, weaponry, and daily life of the men who shaped feudal Japan.
Born into slavery and denied even the certainty of his own birthday, Frederick Douglass rose to become one of the most powerful voices of the 19th century.
Unlock the untold story of one of history's most visionary leaders, Cyrus the Great, whose revolutionary strategies forged an empire built on respect, not conquest.
John Allen and the Long Revolution of Irish Republicanism, 1780–1855Born in the artisan Liberties of Dublin around 1780, John Allen grew up in a household saturated with the radical politics of the United Irishmen, his father a dyer and republican organiser in Pimlico.
In a silent monastery of thirteenth-century Bohemia, a single monk created the largest handwritten book in history — a work so vast, so flawless, and so shrouded in legend that it came to be known as The Devil's Bible.
Bankrupting Hate: The Legal War to Dismantle the American Klan is a sweeping investigative narrative that traces the rise of one of the most influential and controversial civil rights institutions in modern America, the Southern Poverty Law Center.
A Journey of Grit, Faith, and the Spirit of the PlainsOklahoma Strong is a 26-chapter tribute to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of the world's most volatile skies.
In 1977, the Colombian journal Ideología y Sociedad devoted twenty-eight pages of its twenty-first issue to an attack on Ernest Mandel's The Leninist Theory of Organisation.
Khalid ibn Hamid and the Great Berber Revolt of 740 ADIn 740 AD, a Zenata Berber chieftain named Khalid ibn Hamid al-Zanati led a coalition of North African tribes in one of the most consequential military campaigns of the medieval world, and then vanished from history as completely as he had entered it.
The Needle & The ShadowA lobotomist's war, a doctor's betrayal, and the dark legacy of american psychiatryThere are rooms in American history that were never meant to be seen.
Witchcraft, a term that has evoked both fear and fascination throughout history, refers to the practice of using supernatural powers or magic for various purposes.
At its core, this book is a collection of spiritual experiences of one of Islam's greatest teachers, who led an exemplary life of piety and servanthood.
