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Charles Phillips

    January 1, 1962

    Charles Phillips is an established popular historian whose work delves into the rich mythology and history of the great Maya and Aztec civilizations. His writing offers readers a captivating journey into these ancient worlds, fueled by a keen interest in their complex societies. Phillips approaches historical subjects with academic rigor, yet he possesses a remarkable ability to make the past accessible and engaging. His talent for blending extensive research with compelling narrative makes him a distinctive voice for history enthusiasts.

    The Illustrated History of the First Crusades
    Illustrated History of the Crusades and Crusader Knights
    The Complete Illustrated History of the Aztec & Maya: Myths & history
    A History of the World in 500 People
    Knights and the Golden Age of Chivalry, The Illustrated History of
    How to Think - Tactical Thinking Puzzles
    • These brain-training puzzles have been designed to help the reader think in new ways, with scenarios and tips specifically aimed at professionals who want to improve their skills in the business world.

      How to Think - Tactical Thinking Puzzles
    • Explore the lives of the most influential people in history, from the dawn of civilization to the present day. History is made by the people who were there, and this book looks at the lives of 500 remarkable people who have shaped the story of humanity. This meticulously researched and beautifully illustrated book takes you from the philosophers of ancient Greece to the bold activists of the present day, charting the lives of major figures from around the world along the way. Chosen for their significant impact on global history, here are short and compelling biographies of the political and religious leaders, artists, inventors, scientists, entertainers, and campaigners whose achievements have stood the test of time. A History of the World in 500 People introduces you to the influencers of our civilization.

      A History of the World in 500 People
    • An unparalleled visual account of the world of the cradles, a movement that re-established trade between the East and the West, had a lasting impact on the social structure of medieval Europe, and bought Arabic learning to the wider world. číst celé

      Illustrated History of the Crusades and Crusader Knights
    • Focusing on the early years of the crusades, this book provides a detailed exploration of the first three crusades and the capture of Jerusalem. It is richly illustrated, showcasing images of the armies, leaders, and significant battles, as well as the landscapes they traversed and the challenges they faced. The visual account enhances the understanding of this pivotal period in history, highlighting both victories and defeats of the warriors involved.

      The Illustrated History of the First Crusades
    • Kings & Queens of Ancient Britain

      • 96 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Britain's early royal history brought to life with 200 contemporary and historical illustrations, maps, shields and comprehensive genealogical tables.

      Kings & Queens of Ancient Britain
    • Aztec & Maya: The Complete Illustrated History uncovers the rise and fall of the many different empires of Mexico and Central America--their political and military campaigns, their legends and myths, and their art, architecture and social history. Ground plans and detailed photographs explore over 20 magnificent and vitally important World Heritage sites, including Teotihuacán, Tenochtitlán, Chichén Itzá, Palenque, Tikal and Monte Albán. The author also surveys the region's mythology, including tales of creation, earth and sky; legends of the gods, goddesses and heroes; and stories of fertility, harvest and the afterlife

      Complete Illustrated History of the Aztec & Maya
    • Medieval Castles Stately & Historic Houses of Great Britain & Northern Ireland

      From Ancient Times to the Wars of the Roses and 1485

      • 96 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Focusing on Britain's architectural evolution up to 1486, this visual history captures the transformation from ancient earthworks and Roman forts to the grandeur of castle construction. It highlights the shifts in building methods and styles, providing insights into the cultural and historical context that shaped these remarkable structures.

      Medieval Castles Stately & Historic Houses of Great Britain & Northern Ireland