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A biography of the Sauk warrior who fought with the British to preserve his folk. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
$21.00
Writings collected from eight of history’s greatest theologians, arguing that reason answers to faith—not the other way around.
$29.00
The ten most essential Greek tragedies, with full annotation that lets the non-specialist reader encounter the words of the tragedians themselves. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
$23.00
Alexander Adams’s semi-autobiographical novel about his beginnings as an artist in gritty 1990s London.
$24.00
Ed Dutton argues that borderline personality disorder is the hidden driver behind many of history's most important females. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A biography of the biblical patriarch who established Jerusalem as his capital. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A view of pagan Germanic culture from the inside—Grønbech’s masterwork places us into the mind and world of the ancient Men of the North. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A cyclical history from a uniquely American point of view, prefiguring both Spengler and modern ecological approaches to social decline.
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A Shakespearean-scale historical drama in iambic pentameter about the rise of Catherine the Great and the imprisoned Ivan VI’s dangerous claim to Russia’s throne.
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Le Bon’s masterwork explores how individuals lose judgment and identity in groups, becoming vulnerable to suggestion and impulsive collective action. Also available in hardcover — click HERE