"Atlas of Empires" explores the rise and fall of empires from the ancient world through the colonial era, examining the motivations behind them, the philosophies that contributed to their longevity, and the causes of their decline.
Read MoreGerald M. Carbone's sole emphasis in Washington: Lessons in Leadership is the performance of George Washington as a senior military leader. He provides readers with a balanced portrayal.
Read MoreIn "The Big Switch," Harry Turtledove's latest book of World War II Alternative History, he examines the lives of a number of people swept up in the war.
Read More'Guns of the Civil War' is a heavy volume filled to the brim with clear, full-color, glossy close-ups of 150-year-old rifles and handguns, including many rare and one-of-a-kind weapons.
Read MoreIn 'The Fort' respected historical novelist Bernard Cornwell departs from his usual eras to tell the story 'in hauntingly vivid detail' of an attempt to capture a British fort off the New England coast during the American Revolution.
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