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In the Hurricane's Eye
Nathaniel Philbrick
At the Battle of Yorktown
Eric Braun
This book explores various perspectives surrounding the battle of yorktown in the revolutionary war.
Siege Warfare Operations Manual
Chris McNab
Leningrad 1941 - 42
Sergey Yarov
This book recounts one of the greatest tragedies of the twentieth century: the siege of leningrad.
Leningrad 1941 - 42
Sergey Yarov
This book recounts one of the greatest tragedies of the twentieth century: the siege of leningrad.
Notes from the Blockade
Lydia Ginzburg
The 900-day siege of leningrad (1941-44) was one of the turning points of the second world war.
Malta's Greater Siege and Adrian Warburton DSO* DFC** DFC (USA)
Paul McDonald
This is a true historical account of war in the air, at sea and on land in the battle for malta's survival in the second world war.
Leningrad : Siege and Symphony
Brian Moynahan
Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction 3
John Austin
Utilizing easy-to-find and inexpensive materials, this handy resource teaches desktop warriors how to build a multitude of medieval siege weapons for the modern era.
The blood of heroes
Jim Donovan
The gripping and definitive chronicle of the iconic battle that inspired a nation--a sweeping saga of 200 brave americans who stood tall against an overwhelmingly superior mexican force.
Sword and the scimitar
Simon Scarrow
Rahab's promise
Tina Kahrs
A delightful story of rahab's little niece, who experiences and survives the fall of jericho.
Del Palacio de Justicia a la Casa de Nariño
Jaime Castro
How did Davy die? and why do we care so much?
Dan Kilgore
Just over thirty years ago, dan kilgore ignited a controversy with his presidential address to the texas state historical association and its subsequent publication in book form, how did davy die?
How did Davy die? and why do we care?
Dan Kilgore
Just over thirty years ago, dan kilgore ignited a controversy with his presidential address to the texas state historical association and its subsequent publication in book form, how did davy die?
Vicksburg
Mike Sigalas
Move through time as never before with this one-of-a-kind guide, which brings you face-to-face with the people and events that led to the confederate surrender at vicksburg on july 4, 1863 which helped turn the tide of the civil war..
A secession crisis enigma
Daniel W. Crofts
The diary of a public man, published anonymously in several installments in the north american review in 1879, claimed to offer verbatim accounts of secret conversations with abraham lincoln, william h.
George Washington's great gamble
James L. Nelson
One shining yet overlooked moment that changed the course of the revolutionary warin the opening months of 1781, general george washington feared his army would fail to survive another campaign season.
Enrique Esparza and the battle of the Alamo
Susan Taylor Brown
In early 1836, trouble broke out in texas.
The American northern theater army in 1776
Douglas Cubbison
The struggle for Madrid
Robert Garland Colodny
The struggle for madrid is a study of the battles that were waged between the armies of the spanish republic and the armies of general francisco franco for the city of madrid.
Unconquered city
Diarmuid Scully
The story of the siege of limerick august 1690 as seen through the lives of the ordinary citizens and soldiers, and those of the better known historical figures of the time - william of orange, patrick sarsfield, tyrconnell, and de boisseallau.
Savannah for Christmas
Stanley Weintraub
Historian stanley weintraub, author of silent night, combines two winning topics—christmas and the civil war—in general sherman’s christmas, new from smithsonian books.
Tanki, vpered
Ilʹi︠a︡ Moshchanskiĭ
The enemy at the gate
Andrew Wheatcroft
Major historian andrew wheatcroft reveals the full story behind four centuries of ottoman incursions into the heartlands of europe.
How to catapult a castle
James de Winter
Extreme from gravity defying athletes to the crime fighting properties of superglue science is behind all things extreme this action packed series presents incredible facts and stories behind how things work and why they happen science has never been so e.
Sultan Mehmet II.
Neslihan Asutay-Effenberger
Fatih - der eroberer lautet der klangvolle beiname mehmets ii.
Boris
Jaap ter Haar
During the german siege of leningrad in 1942-43, twelve-year-old boris meets fear and starvation with courage and determination as he gets a close look at both the horror of war and the humanity of the enemy..
Gentle infidel
Lawrence L. Schoonover
Schoonover's well-told story of a young venetian lad, accidentally inducted into the elite janissary troops of the grand turk, who finds that love is not all sweet, and betrayal can be received from both lovers and military foes.
City besieged
Israel Ephʻal
The enemy at the gate
Andrew Wheatcroft
Major historian andrew wheatcroft reveals the full story behind four centuries of ottoman incursions into the heartlands of europe.
Petersburg 1864-65
Ron Field
In 1864, petersburg, virginia became the setting for one of the last great campaigns of the american civil war (1861-1865) and the longest siege in american history.
Under siege!
Andrea Warren
Meet lucy mcrae and two other young people, willie lord and frederick grant, all survivors of the civil war's battle for vicksburg.
Alamo
Shane Mountjoy
The enemy at the gate
Andrew Wheatcroft
Major historian andrew wheatcroft reveals the full story behind four centuries of ottoman incursions into the heartlands of europe.
Crown of the world
Nathan Sadasivan
Here is the tale of godfrey de montferrat, a boy who became both a monk and a knight who swore an oath to defend the kingdom of jerusalem.
Sarajevo under siege
Ivana Maček
Sarajevo under siege offers a richly detailed account of the lived experiences of ordinary people in this multicultural city between 1992 and 1996, during the war in the former yugoslavia.
Vicksburg, 1863
Winston Groom
A riveting history of the battle that permanently turned the tide of the civil war.
Weapons of the Middle Ages
Matt Doeden
From basic infantry weapons to large artillery, weapons are what make battles so explosive.
The Battle of the Alamo
Janey Levy
True story of the Battle of the Alamo
Colleen Adams
From davy crockett to the texans' brave stand, the story of the alamo has intrigued us for years.
Petersburg 1864-65
Ron Field
In 1864, petersburg, virginia became the setting for one of the last great campaigns of the american civil war (1861-1865) and the longest siege in american history.
The invasion of Sennacherib in the book of Kings
Paul S. Evans
The invasion of sennacherib in 701 bce is a classic issue for both biblical scholars and historians alike.
Alamo
Karen Clemens Warrick
In 1836, a small group of rebels inside the alamo stood up against a mexican army.
Unconquered city
Diarmuid Scully
The story of the siege of limerick august 1690 as seen through the lives of the ordinary citizens and soldiers, and those of the better known historical figures of the time - william of orange, patrick sarsfield, tyrconnell, and de boisseallau.
The Union is dissolved!
Douglas W. Bostick
Join charleston historian doug bostick as he traces the political turmoil of 1860 and early 1861, when the firebrands of secession in charleston were pushing the south to act together in a decisive way.
Gregorio Esparza
William R. Chemerka
Celebrating the contributions of tejanos to texas history, this fascinating biography describes the colorful life of one of the texans of mexican descent who helped defend the alamo-gregorio esparza.
My Vicksburg
Ann Rinaldi
Claire louise corbett and her confederate family flee their home as union soldiers shell their town of vicksburg, mississippi.
The guns of independence
Jerome A. Greene
The siege of yorktown in the fall of 1781 was the most decisive engagement of the american revolution.