Books tagged with History[21 found]
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The Story of Geronimo
by Jim Kjelgaard
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
From the stony canyons of Arizona to the barracks of distant forts, this swift biography follows an Apache war leader through loss, oath-bound revenge, daring raids, and legendary escapes. Hunters, scouts, and horse soldiers give chase across a harsh borderland as treaties break and loyalties shift, until a final surrender tests what freedom means to a people who will not forget.
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The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today
by Mark Twain
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
Boomtown dreams and Washington graft collide in a satire of post–Civil War America. A Missouri family bets everything on a dubious land claim while a relentless promoter chases riches with schemes that sparkle like fool’s gold. Speculators, lobbyists, and love-struck innocents swarm the capital, exposing how optimism, greed, and politics inflate fortunes—and ruin lives.
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Ned Myers, or, a Life Before the Mast
by James Fenimore Cooper
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
An honest and gripping sea narrative chronicling a sailor’s turbulent life of hardship, loyalty, and survival. From perilous voyages to battles against nature and fate, it reveals the courage and resilience of a man shaped by the ocean’s vast trials and the relentless pursuit of freedom on the open seas.
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Notes on Old Edinburgh
by Isabella L. Bird
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A vivid portrait of Scotland’s historic capital, capturing its winding streets, grand architecture, and the spirit of its people. Through sharp observation and affectionate detail, it brings to life the city’s legends, contrasts, and timeless charm, preserving the character of old Edinburgh for generations to come.
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My Memoirs, Vol. III, 1826 to 1830
by Alexandre Dumas
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
The book is the third volume of Alexandre Dumas’ autobiography which continues his life story, covering the years 1826 to 1830, a critical period in his early literary career.
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My Memoirs, Vol. II, 1822 to 1825
by Alexandre Dumas
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
The book is the second volume of Dumas’ autobiography which continues his life story, covering the years 1822 to 1825, a formative period in his early adulthood.
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The army behind the army
by E. Alexander Powell
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A revealing account of the crucial support forces that sustain armies in wartime. Through vivid storytelling, it highlights strategy, logistics, and the often-overlooked men and efforts behind military campaigns, offering insight into the machinery of war.
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My Memoirs, Vol. I, 1802 to 1821
by Alexandre Dumas
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A vivid chronicle of a restless youth set against the backdrop of post-revolutionary France. With passion, humor, and unflinching honesty, the narrator recounts his struggles, ambitions, and adventures, revealing the making of a storyteller whose life brims with the same color and drama as his later creations.
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Celebrated Crimes
by Alexandre Dumas
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A gripping series of true crime tales unveils the dark underbelly of history’s most infamous deeds. From Renaissance poisoners to cunning bandits, each story delves into the motives and machinations of notorious figures. Set across vivid European backdrops, this chilling collection blends drama and fact, exposing the twisted hearts and daring schemes that shaped a shadowy past.
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The Road to Glory
by E. Alexander Powell
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
An American war correspondent travels the length of the Western Front with the poilus, from the Marne taxis and Champagne craters to Vosges outposts and hospital wards. He records mud and bombardment, village courage, and the machinery that keeps an army alive, tracing how a battered nation turns endurance into counterattack—and why its quiet heroism matters more than headlines.
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The Last Frontier: The White Man's War for Civilisation in Africa
by E. Alexander Powell
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A vivid and detailed account of colonial conflicts in Africa, exploring the struggles, strategies, and encounters that defined the frontier. Through accounts of battle, diplomacy, and cultural clashes, the narrative examines the ambitions, challenges, and consequences of expansion and “civilization.”
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Old Christmas: from the Sketch Book of Washington Irving
by Washington Irving
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A nostalgic celebration of Yuletide traditions in the English countryside, filled with warmth, laughter, and festive cheer. Through vivid scenes of merrymaking, hospitality, and reflection, it captures the timeless spirit of Christmas and the joy of fellowship that brightens even the coldest winter days.
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Wolfert's Roost and Miscellanies
by Washington Irving
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A trove of whimsical legends and sharp sketches wanders from haunted manor halls to bustling early American towns. Mischievous spirits, eccentric neighbors, and curious travelers cross paths in tales that mix gentle satire with lingering mystery, revealing how folklore, humor, and history intertwine in the making of a nation.
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Astoria Or Anecdotes of an Enterprise Beyond the Rocky Mountains
by Washington Irving
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A bold expedition ventures beyond the Rockies to establish a fur-trading empire on the Pacific coast. Led by a visionary merchant, the party braves treacherous wilderness, clashing tribes, and rival traders. Vivid anecdotes capture their triumphs and hardships, painting a sweeping saga of ambition, adventure, and the untamed American frontier in the early 19th century.
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Celebrated Travels and Travellers- Part 3
by Jules Verne
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A vivid chronicle of 19th-century explorers charting the unknown, from African jungles to polar ice. Their daring quests brave treacherous terrains and distant cultures, weaving tales of survival and discovery. This sweeping saga celebrates the bold pioneers whose relentless spirit unveiled the world’s last frontiers, redefining the boundaries of human ambition.
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Celebrated Travels and Travellers- Part 2
by Jules Verne
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A thrilling saga of 17th- and 18th-century explorers braving uncharted realms. From Arctic ice to Pacific isles, their quests for knowledge and glory unfold through perilous voyages and cultural encounters. Vivid tales of shipwrecks, mutinies, and discoveries paint a world of daring ambition, celebrating the fearless spirit that mapped the globe’s farthest reaches.
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Celebrated Travels and Travellers- Part 1
by Jules Verne
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A vibrant chronicle of history’s boldest explorers, from ancient mariners to Renaissance voyagers. Their daring journeys across uncharted seas and rugged lands unveil new worlds, from the Spice Islands to the Americas. Packed with vivid tales of shipwrecks, conquests, and cultural clashes, this sweeping saga celebrates the restless spirit of discovery that reshaped the globe.
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Bonnie Scotland and What We Owe Her
by William Elliot Griffis
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A vivid journey through Scotland’s misty highlands and ancient castles celebrates its fierce clansmen and poetic dreamers. Their ingenuity in inventions, literature, and democracy shaped global culture. This heartfelt tale of battles and village life reveals how Scotland’s resilient spirit enriches American heritage and the world.
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Sir William Johnson and the Six Nations
by William Elliot Griffis
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A powerful account of diplomacy, courage, and cultural exchange on the American frontier, following a man who navigates the complex alliances between settlers and the Six Nations. Adventure, strategy, and leadership shape a story of influence and survival in a turbulent era.
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Historic Doubts on the Life and Reign of King Richard the Third
by Horace Walpole
Categories: Non-Fiction » History
A rigorous examination of King Richard III’s life and legacy questions long-held beliefs and popular myths. Through careful analysis of evidence and historical events, it challenges traditional narratives, offering a critical and thought-provoking look at one of England’s most controversial monarchs.
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