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Part travel memoir, part history, part spiritual reflection—A Pilgrimage to Eternity is wholly enjoyable.
Part travel memoir, part history, part spiritual reflection—A Pilgrimage to Eternity is wholly enjoyable.
Tom Holland’s sprawling and detailed look at the ways that Christianity grew to be such a powerful force in the Western world is energetically conducted.
Tom Holland’s sprawling and detailed look at the ways that Christianity grew to be such a powerful force in the Western world is energetically conducted.
Crucible is a fascinating gallop through interwar Europe, told chronologically through the eyes of some of the era’s most radical figures.
Crucible is a fascinating gallop through interwar Europe, told chronologically through the eyes of some of the era's most radical figures.
This absorbing and disturbing book offers crucial insights into Thomas Jefferson’s thinking as he pursued his vision for a better future for his state.
This absorbing and disturbing book offers crucial insights into Thomas Jefferson’s thinking as he pursued his vision for a better future for his state.
Mystery writer Dorothy Sayers was at the center of a circle of female friends who became lifelong supporters of one another and their socially progressive work.
Mystery writer Dorothy Sayers was at the center of a circle of female friends who became lifelong supporters of one another and their socially progressive work.
Fifth Sun is a dramatic and accessible narrative that tells the story of Spain’s conquest of Mexico as the native Mexicans saw it.
Fifth Sun is a dramatic and accessible narrative that tells the story of Spain’s conquest of Mexico as the native Mexicans saw it.
This is no dry, boring tome: Dan Jones dazzles readers with this fascinating look at the Crusades.
This is no dry, boring tome: Dan Jones dazzles readers with this fascinating look at the Crusades.
This incisive and well-written overview of 19th-century Americans who protested wrongs in their society deserves a wide readership.
This incisive and well-written overview of 19th-century Americans who protested wrongs in their society deserves a wide readership.
Paxson’s beautiful writing threads stories together so exquisitely that at times I had to stop and take a breath, even cry, before carrying on.
Paxson’s beautiful writing threads stories together so exquisitely that at times I had to stop and take a breath, even cry, before carrying on.
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