History eBooks
World War Two, Cause and Effect
History, by Bill BradyAn excellently researched document that is rich in factual detail. Even people who have never felt the need to delve into the history of WW2 would find the information of great interest. The writing is didactic and the facts could be used as mnemonics for the reader to conduct his or her own research. The author has strengthened the historical detail by analysing the various strengths and...
Betty Zane
Fiction, by Zane GreyZane Grey’s first novel, set during the American Revolutionary War, and based on the life of one of his ancestors, Betty Zane. Download it today!
Common Sense
History, by Thomas PaineThis FREE eBook delivers Common Sense--the famous work of one of America's Founding Fathers, Thomas Paine. Common Sense challenged the authority of the British government and the royal monarchy. The plain language that Paine used spoke to the common people of America, and was the first work to openly ask for independence from Great Britain. Download it today!
God of Hunger
Fiction, by John CoutouvidisGod of Hunger is a fascinating and imaginative novel which take us to different settings and allows the reader to view the story through the eyes of different sets of characters, seeing the unfolding history of the end of colonial Africa from the points of view of the Greek and Polish communities.
Hitler en Centroamérica
International, by Jacobo SchifterLa afamada novela histórica sobre la huida hacia Costa Rica y el establecimiento de la comunidad judía en forma de un thriller que descubre secretos de guerra de la región, de Estados Unidos y de la Alemania Nazi.
Hitler in Central America
Human Rights, by Jacobo Schifter"It was so interesting with the facts and fictions, also I liked this satirical and ironic approach. Even more as a native German I found the book a very unusual apprehension of german-jewish history." A historical novel and a thriller based on a PhD Dissertation from Columbia University. The book reveals dark secrets of Nazi plans in Central America to take over the Panama Canal and the...
La Fase Oculta de la Guerra Civil en Costa Rica
International, by Jacobo SchifterEste es uno de los libros más populares en la historia de Costa Rica. Fue la obra que se trajo al suelo la idea que la más antigua democracia de América Latina lo era por su nivel de desarrollo, homogeneidad racial, igualdad económica y altos niveles de educación. Aquí se inicia el Revisionismo en la historia de Centro América y la región en general.
My Life in Paris
History, by Anna BelleNobleman Jérome Sautier tells Madame Constance about his life in Paris and reveals when and why he crossed the borderline forever.
Over the Top With the Third Australian Division
History, by G. P. CuttrissThe fighting history of the Australian Forces is one long series of magnificent achievements,beginning on that day of sacred and glorious memory.
Revolt
History, by Ron DieselThe sites of Mesoamerica's incredible past; the indigenous aborigines without any outside influence had built cities of a beauty and size unparalleled in Europe at that time. It has been said that America is a continent without history, the stupidity of this comment is self evident when confronted by the archaeological sites of these mighty cities of such grace and beauty, and after listening to...





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