Yeni Çıkanlar

James E. Casey was a most improbable revolutionary. Shy and soft-spoken, in his day he was all but unknown to the public at large. Drawing little attention to himself, he laid the foundation of an industry that is fundamental to the modern world economythe industry that manages businesses...

Long before the modern detective story, there was the diary of a Special Agent of the U.S. Post-Office Department. First published in 1855, Ten Years Among the Mail Bags gathers the narratives of James Holbrook, who spent a decade investigating thefts and breaches of trust in the American mail...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Three months before plutonium fell on Nagasaki, it was already inside American bodies. Not soldiers. Not volunteers. Hospital patients, in beds, who had come in to be healed. Eighteen of them were chosen because doctors believed they were dying anyway...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in Maryland around 1818, and this is the account he wrote himself — not a novel, not a retelling, but the testimony of a man who taught himself to read, fought back against a brutal overseer, escaped north, and...

When his name was whispered, outlaws listened. When he rode, the frontier trembled. In the vast wilderness of Indian Territory, where federal law was just a distant rumor and justice came from the barrel of a gun, one man's presence changed everything. Bass Reeves didn't just enforce the...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. For seventeen years, someone mailed and planted homemade bombs across America. The targets were universities, a computer shop, an airliner and a family home in New Jersey. Sixteen bombs, three dead, twenty-three injured, and not one useful clue to the...

Journey into the heart of California’s Sierra Nevada with John Muir, the legendary naturalist whose observations and writings helped inspire America’s conservation movement. In The Yosemite, Muir explores the magnificent landscapes of Yosemite Valley, bringing its towering granite domes...

On December 2, 1859—the day John Brown was executed—abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison delivered a scorching funeral oration that fused moral clarity with political thunder. A lifelong pacifist, Garrison nonetheless defends Brown’s purpose, indicting a Union “cursed” by slavery and...

Discover Kentucky through the stories, landscapes, traditions, and destinations that make the Bluegrass State unforgettable.From frontier beginnings and Civil War history to bourbon country, thoroughbred racing, underground caves, Appalachian mountains, and scenic river towns, Exploring Kentucky...

Massachusetts has a long list of accomplishments and absolutely no intention of letting anyone forget them. Over the last four centuries, the Commonwealth has helped launch revolutions, shape public education, challenge slavery, build world-class universities, pioneer scientific breakthroughs...

In an American Old West populated by fierce outlaws, badmen and gunslingers, John Wesley Hardin was perhaps the most notorious. Born to a Methodist preacher in 1853, near Bonham, Texas, Wes Hardin killed his first man, a former slave of his uncles, at the tender age of 15. Fearing that hed...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Booker Taliaferro Washington was born into slavery in Franklin County, Virginia, in 1856 — he was never sure of the exact date. He was nine years old when the Civil War ended and his family walked out of the plantation with nothing. Forty-five years...

Is America Hidden In Bible Prophecy? Did the ancient prophets actually predict the rise and location of the United States? For centuries, scholars have debated whether the world's most powerful nation is completely missing from Scripture, or if its true identity has been hidden in plain sight...

THEY DONT WANT YOU TO READ THIS BOOK. SHARE IT BEFORE IT GETS TAKEN DOWN AGAIN!The history you were taught in school was a calculated lie. For centuries, a deliberate curtain of secrecy has been pulled over the true identity of the descendants of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. But the truth...

Did the Renaissance completely reshape how we view biblical history? In this eye-opening deep dive, we uncover the historical evidence surrounding the depictions of Jesus, the disciples, and other prominent figures in the Bible.Many historians and researchers argue that the European Renaissance...

What would happen if a Black Jesus and a literal White Devil appeared today? Would the world recognize the truth, or fall for the deception?In this thought-provoking book, we use Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) to analyze a hypothetical scenario that challenges our deeply ingrained cultural...

All sources point to several tribes of Israel inhabiting the West Coast of Africa prior to and during the Transatlantic Slave Trade... but did they magically disappear and if not, where are they now?The controversial Netflix documentary featuring a black Cleopatra has people asking questions...

Written by Italian scholar Raffaello Piccoli, As An Italian Sees It is a bracing, outsider’s meditation on the American character at the dawn of the modern age. With luminous prose and a philosopher’s rigor, Piccoli traces the nation’s Puritan roots and Cavalier countercurrent, the rise of...

In Contested Kingdom: Fan Attachment and Corporate Control at Disneyland, William McCarthy presents a groundbreaking study centered on the history of Disneyland and Disney theme park enthusiasts. Focusing on two unexplored yet interconnected phenomena—the dynamic relationship between the...

In the 1850 Gold Rush, San Francisco was a city filled with chaos and greed. Aidan OReilly, an enterprising Irishman, poses as an undertaker to bury the secrets of the upper class fraudulent contracts, incriminating letters, and even murder victims. His caskets and mausoleums also contain his...