In her candid and moving memoirs, Huda Shaarawi reveals the journey of a woman ahead of her time, defying societal constraints to become a symbol of the women's struggle in Egypt.
Napoleon Bonaparte in Egypt addresses a pivotal period in modern Egyptian history at the beginning of the nineteenth century, when Napoleon led his famous military campaign against Egypt.
"e;The Book of Cooking and the Dictionary of Damascene Food"e; is a window into the world of Abbasid luxury, combining art and taste to transform food into a complete work of art.
The book "e;Muhammad Ali: His Biography, Works, and Influence"e; is one of the most important references documenting the beginnings of the modern Egyptian state.
How the Republican Party transformed from the Party of Lincoln to the Party of Lee The Republican House Divided is the first comprehensive study of the relationships between the Republican Party and Civil War memory in the twentieth century.
How the Republican Party transformed from the Party of Lincoln to the Party of Lee The Republican House Divided is the first comprehensive study of the relationships between the Republican Party and Civil War memory in the twentieth century.
Ismail Sedky's "e;My Memoirs"e; is a rare political and historical document that boldly reveals the behind-the-scenes details of a crucial phase in Egypt's modern history under foreign occupation.
In Anecdotes of the Great War, Youssef Al-Bustani presents an unusual account of the First World War, where tragedy intermingles with amazement, and tears with smiles, in a blend of stories he gleaned from Arab and foreign newspapers and magazines published at the time.
An insider's guide to the government of the Palmetto State Former South Carolina state senator Vincent Sheheen provides an engaging and accessible overview of the history and structures of the state's government with the insight that only someone who has walked the corridors of the State House in Columbia can provide.
An insider's guide to the government of the Palmetto State Former South Carolina state senator Vincent Sheheen provides an engaging and accessible overview of the history and structures of the state's government with the insight that only someone who has walked the corridors of the State House in Columbia can provide.
