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  • The Enchiridion

    Born a slave and lamed by his master, Epictetus studied Stoic philosophy while in captivity. Once freed, he survived Domitian’s banishment of all philosophers from Rome to settle in Greece, where he founded a school of philosophy. He quickly rose to prominence as a renowned Stoic scholar and teacher, and even though he was personally friendly with emperors, he kept a simple life.The Enchiridion is ... Leer más

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  • The American Revolution Made Easy for Kids

    A Simple and Engaging Guide to the Key Battles, Brave Leaders, and Big Ideas of the War for Independence | From the Boston Tea Party to the Declaration of Freedom

    ⭐ Inspire the Next Generation with the Story of America's Fight for Freedom — Because Every Young American Should Know How Their Nation Was Born ⭐How can we truly cherish liberty and justice without understanding what it took to win them?And how can our children grasp the meaning of freedom if they’ve never heard about the heroes who risked everything for independence?"The American Revo... ... Leer más

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  • American History Made Easy For Kids

    A Simple and Engaging Guide to the Most Important Events and Heroes in US History | From Native Tribes to Modern Times

    ⭐ Inspire the Next Generation with the Story of America — Because Every Young American Deserves to Know Where They Come From ⭐How can we build the future without understanding the past?And how can our children truly value freedom, democracy, and courage if they’ve never heard the stories behind them?"American History Made Easy for Kids" is the perfect introduction to the mo... ... Leer más

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  • The Long Road Home: From the Amistad to Sierra Leone

    The Long Road Home: From the Amistad to Sierra LeoneBy Dr. Elizabeth CarterCaptured beneath the cotton trees of his homeland. Chained in the darkness of the Middle Passage. Forced into a world determined to erase him. Yet still—Sengbe Pieh refused to kneel.In this sweeping historical novel inspired by true events, The Long Road Home follows Sengbe and his fellow captives from the terror of a ... Leer más

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  • Crowned in Fire: The Madam C. J. Walker Story

    Born to parents freed by the end of slavery, orphaned by seven, and widowed by twenty, Sarah Breedlove seemed destined for a life of backbreaking labor and quiet suffering. But she refused to stay defined by the cotton rows that raised her. Through determination, ingenuity, and an unshakable belief in her own worth, she transformed herself into Madam C. J. Walker—one of the most successful self ... Leer más

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  • Legacy of the Dream

    In this sweeping, deeply human historical novel, the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. unfolds not as a legend carved in marble, but as a man—brilliant, burdened, flawed, courageous—who walked through fire for a vision few believed possible.From his childhood in Atlanta under the steady hand of Daddy King, to the boiling streets of Montgomery, to Birmingham's crucible, to the March on Washington, ... Leer más

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  • The American Empire: Rise, Dominance, and the Long Descent

    Is the American Empire at its peak—or already in decline?For over two centuries, the United States has risen from a fragile republic to the most powerful nation in modern history. It has shaped global finance, dominated culture, projected unmatched military strength, and built an international order in its image. But history shows a consistent pattern: no great power remains dominant forever.In ... Leer más

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  • Daughters of the Inquisition

    Daughters of the Inquisition by Dr. Elizabeth Carter1491 Toledo trembles under the shadow of the Spanish Inquisition.For seventeen-year-old Isabel de Vargas, life has always been a careful performance—attending Mass, repeating prayers, and living as a dutiful Christian daughter. But one hidden Sabbath candle reveals the truth her family has spent generations protecting: they are conversos, ... Leer más

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  • The Physician of Pestilence

    In a world where faith ruled and knowledge burned, one man dared to question the will of God.Europe, 1347. As the Black Death descends upon the continent, Dr. Matteo di Rossi—an Italian physician devoted to reason over ritual—finds himself condemned for seeking truth in a time of fear. From the dying ports of Genoa to the papal courts of Avignon and the graveyards of Paris, Matteo's search for ... Leer más

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  • When the Music Stopped, She Played On

    In Nazi-occupied France, music was more than art — it was survival.When Élise Moreau, a gifted Jewish violinist, is discovered playing in a secret orchestra, she expects arrest or worse. Instead, Lukas Weiss, a German officer and former pianist, spares her life. Bound by their shared devotion to music — and divided by the uniforms they wear — they begin an impossible love that defies the world ... Leer más

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  • Women of the Revolution: Untold Stories from America’s Founding

    Women of the Revolution: Untold Stories from America's Founding brings to life the overlooked heroines of America's fight for independence. From mothers who spun homespun and led food riots, to spies who slipped intelligence through enemy lines, to enslaved and Native women who struggled for dignity amid upheaval, this book restores women to the heart of the Revolutionary story. Elizabeth Carter ... Leer más

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  • The Onancock Riot of 1907

    The Onancock Riot of 1907 is a gripping work of historical fiction that brings to life one of Virginia's most violent and overlooked episodes of racial terror. Told through the eyes of both survivors and witnesses, the novel follows Isaac, his family, and their community as they endure fire, exile, and bloodshed at the hands of torch-bearing mobs. With the marsh as their refuge and ashes as their ... Leer más

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