A historical and geographical exploration of the Mississippi River, written by Francis Vinton Greene in the early 1900s and featuring maps, illustrations, and firsthand accounts of the river's importance to American history and culture.
This biography tells the story of General Nathanael Greene, a key figure in the American Revolution. Drawing on letters, documents, and other primary sources, the book provides a detailed account of Greene's life and military career.
An instructive view of the 1877-78 war between Russia and Turkey that led to the liberation of Bulgaria after centuries of Ottoman rule.