Nonfiction Book Recommendations

They were more than a stuffy group of old men—in fact, many of them were young and rowdy.

January, February, and March are full of promising new reads.

The regiment gained a reputation for courage in the face of heavy losses.

These books span conflicts all over the globe.

Brush up on your military history knowledge.

These thought-provoking reads have influenced readers for centuries.

This work of investigative journalism by Gerald Posner is as relevant as ever.

Get a new outlook on the past.

The new Ridley Scott film charts the Frenchman's rise and fall.

True stories of power and corruption are waiting for the acclaimed filmmaker to bring them to the big screen.  

Thousands of years of history are condensed into one gripping book apiece.

From corsets to women's military uniforms.

We can learn a lot from nature if we’re willing to listen.

Look beyond mainstream religion to find fascinating insights into our cultural past.

These highly focused books have a surprisingly large scope.

20 winners will receive In Search of the Blonde Tigress and Jukebox Empire.

Learn about Native American tribes that have long been overlooked in history. 

Fact, meet fiction.

See the past with your own eyes.

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