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📮 The Essential Pottery Notebook by Kara Leigh Ford (.ePUB) Improve your firings and become a better potter with this must-have notebook. Kara Leigh Ford, author of Pottery for Beginners, has created the ultimate studio tool so you can keep track of all the variables that go into creating masterful pottery. This all-in-one resource includes fill-in templates for sketching your designs, writing your glaze recipes and recording more than 100 kiln firings. You’ll also find a quick refresh on important information for firing your kiln accurately, such as how to use and read cones, how to maximize the efficiency of your kiln and quick-reference guides for cone temperatures and kiln schedules. With this notebook by your side, you’ll have everything you need in one convenient place to become more confident and in control of your kiln. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Kara Leigh Ford Size 13MB Category Non-Fiction > General File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/2a1IJyyUVjMk https://devuploads.com/oo9k3hwhcp4g

📮 There Once Was a World by Yaffa Eliach (.ePUB) Eishyshok, in Lithuania, was for nine centuries a center of Jewish life in Eastern Europe, where Jews lived "under all the various governments that had fought for control of it: Lithuanian, Polish, German, Russian, and Soviet." But as a result of the Holocaust, writes Eishyshok native Yaffa Eliach in this rich, vastly detailed history, "nearly a millennium of vibrant Jewish life had been reduced to stark images of victimization and death." Eliach offers his chronicle by way of a memorial to those lost citizens and their disappeared history, working through archives, family photo albums, and the memories of survivors. It is a fine and fitting memorial indeed, one that ranks alongside the important work of Raul Hilberg and Lucy Dawidowicz. –Gregory McNamee ♻️ Book's Info: Author Yaffa Eliach Size 98MB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/kizbCfenWDdt https://devuploads.com/aafs1089ikxr

📮 Human Peoples by Lluís Quintana-Murci (.ePUB) The international bestseller and new Bible of population genetics: the science transforming our understanding of the past We are living through a revolution in knowledge. Over the past twenty years, genetics has shed light on the history of humanity in unprecedented ways. It enables us to study an individual's genome, compare it with populations worldwide, and understand its place in human history. Here Lluís Quintana-Murci, one of the scientists at the forefront of this research reveals how population genetics is transforming our understanding of who we are. Thanks to numerous discoveries, we now know how Homo sapiens spread around the world: from their exit from Africa approximately 60,000 years ago to the recent settlement of the remote lands of Polynesia within the last millennia. Population genetics has also shown that humans mixed with now-extinct species, including Neanderthals, enabling them to adapt to new environments and survive diseases. These cutting-edge genetic findings will shape our future too, offering the key to medicine tailored to individuals. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Lluís Quintana-Murci Size 800KB Category Non-Fiction > Educational File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/WuzCUcRMcdzy https://devuploads.com/9tpryfilils3

📮 Eternalized Fragments by W. Michelle Wang (.ePUB) Eternalized Fragments explores the implications of treating literature as art—examining the evolving nature of aesthetic inquiry in literary studies, with an eye to how twentieth- and twenty-first-century world fiction challenges our understandings of form, pleasure, ethics, and other critical concepts traditionally associated with the study of aesthetics. Since postmodern and contemporary fiction tend to be dominated by disjunctures, paradoxes, and incongruities, this book offers an account of how and why readers choose to engage regardless, articulating the cognitive rewards such difficulties offer. By putting narrative and philosophical approaches in conversation with evolutionary psychology and contemporary neuroscience, W. Michelle Wang examines the value of attending to aesthetic experiences when we read literature and effectively demonstrates that despite the aesthetic’s stumble in time, our ongoing love affair with fiction is grounded in our cognitive engagements with the text’s aesthetic dimensions. ♻️ Book's Info: Author W. Michelle Wang Size 15MB Category Non-Fiction > Educational File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/tMSlxB9xlLwZ https://devuploads.com/m7anttltrrv4

📮 A Companion to Creative Writing by Graeme Harper (.ePUB) A Companion to Creative Writing is a comprehensive collection covering myriad aspects of the practice and profession of creative writing in the contemporary world. The book features contributions from an international cast of creative writers, publishers and editors, critics, translators, literary prize judges, and many other top professionals. Chapters not only consider the practice of creative writing in terms of how it is “done,” but also in terms of what occurs in and around creative writing practice. Chapters address a wide range of topics including the writing of poetry and fiction; playwriting and screenwriting; writing for digital media; editing; creative writing and its engagement with language, spirituality, politics, education, and heritage. Other chapters explore the role of literary critics and ideas around authorship, as well as translation and creative writing, the teaching of creative writing, and the histories and character of the marketplace, prizes, awards, and literary events. With its unprecedented breadth of coverage, A Companion to Creative Writing is an indispensable resource for those who are undertaking creative writing, studying creative writing at any level, or considering studying creative writing. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Graeme Harper Size 900KB Category Non-Fiction > Educational File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/aHbFUVjVUZQt https://devuploads.com/ctnqe6akh63f

📮 The Jewish Writings by Hannah Arendt (.ePUB) Although Hannah Arendt is not primarily known as a Jewish thinker, she probably wrote more about Jewish issues than any other topic. When she was in her mid-twenties and still living in Germany, Arendt wrote about the history of German Jews as a people living in a land that was not their own. In 1933, at the age of twenty-six, she fled to France, where she helped to arrange for German and eastern European Jewish youth to quit Europe and become pioneers in Palestine. During her years in Paris, Arendt’s principal concern was with the transformation of antisemitism from a social prejudice to a political policy, which would culminate in the Nazi “final solution” to the Jewish question–the physical destruction of European Jewry. After France fell at the beginning of World War II, Arendt escaped from an internment camp in Gurs and made her way to the United States. Almost immediately upon her arrival in New York she wrote one article after another calling for a Jewish army to fight the Nazis, and for a new approach to Jewish political thinking. After the war, her attention was focused on the creation of a Jewish homeland in a binational (Arab-Jewish) state of Israel. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Hannah Arendt Size 3MB Category Non-Fiction > Faith, Beliefs & Philosophy File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/TwiE0zpuFMML https://devuploads.com/zldt7ooz6rzt

📮 Understanding Street Photography by Bryan Peterson (.ePUB) Discover the secrets to mastering street photography—from city streets to country roads and the alleyways in between—from an acclaimed international photographer, teacher, and bestselling author. Street photography offers treasured moments at almost every turn, if you know where to look. In Understanding Street Photography, readers will learn the techniques for capturing brilliant scenes, including images taken around the globe, from the vibrant streets of Varanasi, India, to the crowded walkways of the Charles Bridge in Prague, and so many other corners of the world. In this master class, street photography is defined as images that convey evidence of human interaction, whether that’s a striking cityscape, an image of rush-hour foot traffic, the remains of a half-eaten sandwich, or a pedestrian portrait. Along the way, Bryan Peterson shares 120 “mini diaries”: the story behind each image; the thought process; the arrangement of the composition; the psychology of the colors; and the lens, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO for readers to replicate his work. Professional and aspiring photographers alike will learn how to produce posed and candid compositions, capture light and movement, work with shadows, weather, and architecture, and hone your craft. Through lessons, exercises, and anecdotes, Peterson shares his best tips for capturing the unpredictable world of urban life in motion. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Bryan Peterson Size 111MB Category Non-Fiction > General File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/kM60KdjJOAWa https://devuploads.com/3454p067w7ev

📮 The Everything Music Theory Book, 3rd Ed. by Marc Schonbrun (.ePUB) Master the fundamentals of music with the updated edition of The Everything Music Theory Book that features online audio examples, challenging practice exercises, and hundreds of illustrations so you can take your understanding to the next level. The Everything Music Theory Book, 3rd Edition is your comprehensive guide to mastering the essential tools needed to read, play, and comprehend music. Whether you're a new student or an intermediate musician, this book offers a complete educational package that teaches you a deeper understanding of music. Learn how chords and scales are constructed, how rhythm works, and how to understand complex time signatures. Discover how to identify a key and how keys are organized. Gain insights into how composers and musicians think about songwriting. Each chapter includes several Etudes—focused practice exercises—that test and reinforce your newfound understanding of music theory. With hundreds of illustrations and helpful audio examples, this book ensures you grasp every concept thoroughly. So grab a pencil, tune your instrument, and become a better musician without missing a beat! ♻️ Book's Info: Author Marc Schonbrun Size 35MB Category Non-Fiction > Educational File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/EOv76GCbwNp4 https://devuploads.com/qlvpb94zjoi7

📮 Vegetable Simple: A Cookbook by Eric Ripert (.ePUB) From one of the world’s most renowned chefs, 110 essential recipes that celebrate the beauty, simplicity, and elegance of vegetables NAMED ONE OF THE BEST COOKBOOKS OF THE YEAR BY PUBLISHERS WEEKLY Eric Ripert is the chef and co-owner of the acclaimed restaurant Le Bernardin, and the winner of countless Michelin stars, well known for his exquisite, clean, seafood-centered cuisine. But lately, Ripert has found himself reaching for vegetables as his main food source—and doing so, as is his habit, with great intent and care. In Vegetable Simple, Ripert turns his singular culinary imagination to vegetables: their beauty, their earthiness, their nourishing qualities, and the many ways they can be prepared. From vibrant Sweet Pea Soup to Fava Bean and Mint Salad, from warming Mushroom Bolognese to Roasted Carrots with Harissa, Eric Ripert articulates a vision for vegetables that are prepared simply, without complex steps or ingredients, allowing their essential qualities to shine and their color and flavor to remain uncompromised. Complete with gorgeous photos by renowned photographer Nigel Parry, this is a necessary guide for the way we eat today. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Eric Ripert Size 55MB Category Non-Fiction > Food & Drink File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/bMX7BnK4AmQs https://devuploads.com/eja5dvhkw0ug

📮 Nests, Eggs, Birds: An Illustrated Aviary by Kelsey Oseid (.ePUB) Discover the world's birds, their homes, and their eggs in this gorgeously illustrated, entertaining, and educational guide. Birds are some of the world's most beautiful and interesting creatures, and their nests and eggs are no exception, displaying a stunning diversity of shapes, sizes, functions, and materials. Did you know that the tailorbird "sews" leaves together to make its nest? Or that hummingbird eggs are the size of jellybeans? In Nests, Eggs, Birds, celebrated artist and author Kelsey Oseid explores the fascinating ins and outs of where and how dozens of avian species—robins, birds of paradise, crows, owls, penguins, and more—make their homes and lay their eggs. Full of striking naturalistic art and fun scientific facts, Nests, Eggs, Birds will delight bird lovers of all ages. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Kelsey Oseid Size 210MB Category Non-Fiction > Educational File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/c4XU7gDlhjKW https://devuploads.com/wp3wq8wtcksj

📮 Ripe Figs by Yasmin Khan (.ePUB) Food writing at its best, a moving and beautiful book' Nigella Lawson Food and travel writer Yasmin Khan travels through Greece, Turkey and Cyprus sharing vibrant recipes and powerful stories from a region that has long-stood as a meeting point between Europe and the Middle East. Traveling by boat and land, Yasmin Khan traces recipes that have spread from the time of Ottoman rule, to the influence of recent refugee communities. At the kitchen table, she explores what borders and identity mean in an interconnected world. Featuring more than 80 delicious, easy-to-cook recipes that put vegetables centre stage and unite around thickets of dill and bunches of oregano, zesty citrus and sour pomegranates, sweet dates and soothing tahini and include dishes such as tomato and za'atar salad, courgette and feta fritters, pumpkin and cardamom soup, and pomegranate and sumac chicken. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Yasmin Khan Size 195MB Category Non-Fiction > Food & Drink File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/11Vq91Yf1B5N https://devuploads.com/7pmpxgtqepa3

📮 The Flower Yard by Arthur Parkinson (.ePUB) The Flower Yard is simply gorgeous. Inspirational, sumptuous and packed with refreshingly down-to-earth advice. I love this book.' Nigel Slater Arthur Parkinson's town garden is like a path of pots, a tiny, exposed stage on bricks. Despite its small size, a flower-filled jungle in Venetian tones is grown here each year, in defiance of urbanisation. The plants act like drapes, closing gently as their growth engulfs the front door, from either side of the path, to the buzz of precious bees. This is gardening done entirely in pots, yet on a grand scale that will inspire anyone who wants their doorstep or patio to be a glamorous and lively canvas that nurtures them visually and mentally. From jewel scatterings of crocus, flocks of parrot tulips and scented sweet peas to galaxies of single dahlias, towering giraffes of amaryllises grown inside for winter and endless vases of cut blooms through the seasons. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Arthur Parkinson Size 21.8MB Category Non-Fiction > General File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/2MYKBCcVCcE1 https://devuploads.com/0y3euv091vvz

📮 What We See in the Stars by Kelsey Oseid (.ePUB) A richly illustrated guide to the myths, histories, and science of the celestial bodies of our solar system, with stories and information about constellations, planets, comets, the northern lights, and more. Combining art, mythology, and science, What We See in the Stars gives readers a tour of the night sky through more than 100 magical pieces of original art, all accompanied by text that weaves related legends and lore with scientific facts. This beautifully packaged book covers the night sky's most brilliant features–such as the constellations, the moon, the bright stars, and the visible planets–as well as less familiar celestial phenomena like the outer planets, nebulae, and deep space. Adults seeking to recapture the magic of youthful stargazing, younger readers interested in learning about natural history and outer space, and those who appreciate beautiful, hand-painted art will all delight in this charming book. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Kelsey Oseid Size 273MB Category Non-Fiction > Educational File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/OQEyz66T7x25 https://devuploads.com/9uvx4i6td1a6

📮 Sweet Life: Raw Vegan Low-fat Desserts by Myriam Bakhti (.PDF) These recipes are ideal for daily life as well as celebrations where everybody can indulge guilt-free. A great support for daily snacks, breakfasts, treats or any sweet time. Most recipes can be prepared in advance and preserve perfectly well for days to weeks in the fridge or outside. I tell you how to preserve each recipe in the book. The recipes in this book are my favourite recipes that I have been making for few years now and that have been tasted and approved by friends and family members as well as workshop students and Instagram followers, co-workers, neighbours and my old vegan café customers, not just approved but loved and adored and I am so happy to share them with the larger public now! I know desserts can be a food combination bomb usually so be assured that here food combination has been considered and experimentation on my body and the body of other people has been tested and it’s all good and light on the stomach. Restore the truth of what food is supposed to do for you – Nurture you and give you joy and life energy. Indulge abundantly with zero guilt, zero unpleasant side effects and 100% feeling amazing! And above all, listen to your body! ♻️ Book's Info: Author Myriam Bakhti Size 46MB Category Non-Fiction > Food & Drink File Type PDF 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/EWOJka4pIqm2 https://devuploads.com/padp57u8essm

📮 2 Books by Stephenia H. McGee (.ePUB) Stephenia H. McGee writes stories of faith, hope, and healing set in the Deep South. After earning a degree in Animal and Dairy Sciences, she discovered her heart truly lies with the art of story. She put pen to page and never looked back. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Stephenia H. Mcgee Size 1MB Category Fiction > Romance File Type ePUB In His EyesIn His Eyes | Her heart sought shelter. Her soul found home. Ella Whitaker rescues a newborn from the dying arms of a woman of ill repute and at long last she has someone to love. In need of a wet nurse, she arrives at Belmont Plantation just as Federal soldiers demand to speak to the owner. Thinking quickly, Ella masquerades as a Yankee officer's widow in order to have a roof over her head and a home for the child. Major Westley Remington has dedicated his life to serving his country. The Civil War has divided his family, torn his thoughts of glory, and left him with a wound that may never heal. Westley returns home on medical furlough to settle his father’s estate at Belmont Plantation, only to find his home is being run by a fiery and independent woman—one many believe to be his wife. Now he is faced with a conflict he’s never been trained to fight, and one she has yet to conquer. Her Place in TimeHer Place in Time | Can love offer a new future…in the past? A mysterious gown, unexpected courage, and a love that transcends time. Nursing student Lena Lowery faces a grim diagnosis and a dangerous surgery. On the cusp of the life-changing procedure, Lena stays at the Rosswood Plantation Bed and Breakfast for one last weekend with her mother. There in an antique armoire, Lena discovers a Civil War-era gown that holds an unimaginable cure…a trip back in time to when the house served as a hospital. Confederate Sergeant Caleb Dockery lost his brother, his eye, and nearly his life. Stuck in a makeshift infirmary, he’s counting the days until he can return to duty…and seek revenge. When a stranger appears, he suspects she’s a spy. If he can’t return to duty and find the revenge he craves for his brother’s death, he can serve his country by stopping this traitor. But her nursing skills are saving lives, and her courage and independence stirs his heart. When Lena’s safety is threatened, Caleb must strain the loyalties that bind him or risk losing her forever. Caught between a future that holds no promises and a past that could offer new life, Lena must face an extraordinary decision. Should she return to her own time where her days are numbered? Or can she and Caleb find a love that stretches across time? 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/rUJVZqsbaZje https://devuploads.com/eopwqqvwbpp2

📮 Soviet Pistols by Leroy Thompson (.PDF) Featuring archive and present-day photography and specially commissioned artwork, this is the story of the pistols that armed the forces of the Soviet Union and its allies during and after World War II. In 1930 the TT, a single-action semi-automatic pistol developed by Fedor Vasilyevich Tokarev and firing 7.62×25mm ammunition, began to supplement the venerable Nagant M1895 revolver in Soviet military service. From 1933 the TT-33, a simplified version, was also issued; all three would equip Soviet and proxy forces throughout and after World War II, seeing action across the globe. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Leroy Thompson Size 22MB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type PDF 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/Z03iNd7XPq3J https://devuploads.com/w4pamkpnhcxr

📮 7 books by Terry Kay (.ePUB) TERRY KAY, a 2006 inductee into the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame, is the author of The Book of Marie, recently released by Mercer University Press. Kay has been a sports writer and film/theatre reviewer (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), a public relations executive, and a corporate officer. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Terry Kay Size 4.8MB Category Historical Fiction File Type ePUB After EliAfter Eli In the Nahella Valley of Appalachia, a rumor is whispered about a man named Eli Pettit and the small fortune in stolen money he supposedly hid on his farm before disappearing, leaving a wife, daughter and sister-in-law to tend the land and guard the money – if the money even exists. It is a rumor Michael O’Rear cannot resist. A wandering actor from the remnants of the Chautauqua circuit, gifted with Irish gab and charm, he arrives ready to perform his last and most horrific role – that of a murderer. Yet, it is not simple theater for Michael. In the Appalachia of 1939, he is a stranger in a region that does not easily accept strangers. He first must ingratiate himself to the three women of the Pettit home – Eli’s wife, Rachel; his daughter, Sarah; and Rachel’s sister, Dora, and then he must curry favor with the townspeople of Yale. For Michael, it becomes an exhilarating performance, acted with patience and with the cunning persuasion of dreamy – often outlandish – tales. One by one, he entices the cast of his drama to embrace him and to do his bidding, but in the wake of his presence, he leaves an imprint of physical and emotional terror that scars everyone who becomes mesmerized by him. Still, in this tantalizing story of deception and senseless slaughter, of threat and fear, it is the powerful instinct for survival that eventually drops the curtain on Michael O’Rear and restores the quiet secrets of the Nahella Valley to those who know them. Taking Lottie HomeTaking Lottie Home When Foster Lanier and Ben Phelps are released from a professional baseball team in 1904, it is the only experience they have in common, until they meet a runaway -- a girl-woman named Lottie Parker -- on the train that takes them from Augusta, Georgia, and away from their dreams of greatness.Foster will marry her and father her son. Ben will escort her home. And Lottie will change the lives of everyone she meets, from the day she runs away until she finally finds the place where she belongs. The Year the Lights Came OnThe Year the Lights Came On First published in 1976, The Year the Lights Came On was Terry Kay's debut novel. Revolving around the electrification of rural northeast Georgia shortly after the end of World War II, the novel has become a classic coming-of-age story. Kay, now an acclaimed writer with an international following, has reread the novel with the eyes of a seasoned storyteller. Cutting here and adding there, Kay has enriched an already highly comical and poignant work. The Year the Lights Came On is ready to find its place in the hearts of a new generation. To Dance with the White Dog (25th Anniversary Edition) To Dance with the White Dog (25th Anniversary Edition) A moving story of love, grief, and coming to terms with death, this is the story of elderly Sam Peek, who is mourning the death of his beloved wife when a mysterious white dog appears. Shadow Song Shadow Song Enter the time in America in the innocent 50's. All the characters are so real you feel your in the story experiencing and feeling what is happening with them. The story just flows along page by page and you're swept away and carried to the last page. As quoted on the front cover, Barbara Bush was sorry the story ended, and when I read the last page, hoping it was going to end the way I wanted it to end, it did on the last couple of pages, I too did not want it to end, tell me the continued story of these wonderful character's. Terry Kay is one of those few authors that can write about anything and you would read it. One of my favorite books is his "The Runaway ", I wanted to know what continues to happen after the last page. If you want to jump into a story that will sweep you away, jump into this book, you will not be sorry, you will get immersed into a slice of life that is wonderful. The Kidnapping of Aaron GreeneThe Kidnapping of Aaron Greene Aaron Greene is a shy, stay-in-the-background young Jewish boy, the child of shy, stay-in-the-background parents. Only a year out of high school, he has a part-time job as a mailboy in a large Atlanta bank. One morning, on his way to work, he is kidnapped and the kidnappers demand a ransom of ten million dollars - not from his parents, but from the bank that employs him. The bank rejects the demand. And what begins as a curious crime - the abduction of an unknown, a nobody - soon ignites a national crusade for Aaron's safe return, because everyone, in one way or another, understands what it is like to be a nobody. For the kidnappers, the money has no meaning. The mastermind, Ewell Pender, is a wealthy eccentric, an elderly board member of the bank, yet also the man who organizes the campaign to raise Aaron's ransom. His criminal associates are young nonconformists, dreamers and daredevils. Keeping Aaron in the luxury of the Pender mansion is, to them, a clever and teasing adventure. For Aaron, it is not life-threatening; it is life-changing. Caught in the mystery is a journalist who unwittingly is used as a pawn by the kidnappers to tell Aaron's story, and also a detective who bends rules and follows his instinct as much as his training. For both, the kidnapping reveals a profound understanding of their own lives in the complex workings of the world around them. Richly written, driven by baffling twists in plot, and featuring powerful portrayals of memorable characters, The Kidnapping of Aaron Greene goes beyond the elements of a classic crime. It is an experiment in human manipulation and behavior, and a riveting study of the passions and apathy historically exhibited by society. The Book of MarieThe Book of Marie In spring 1962, a young black girl is killed at a civil rights demonstration on a university campus in Atlanta. The next day a home in Georgia is burned. Both events are etched into the memory of Cole Bishop, eerily playing out the predictions of a former classmate named Marie Fitzpatrick. Cole and Marie are high school seniors when they first meet in fall 1954. He is a native-born Southerner accepting the traditions of segregation as a way of life. Marie is a recent transplant from Washington, DC, a brilliant and assertive nonconformist with bold predictions about a new world that is about to be ushered in by desegregation. The story revolves around the fiftieth reunion of the Overton High School class of 1955. The Book of Marie is the story of a generation?whites and blacks?who ignited the war of change. Yet, it is also as much about the power of place?the finding of home?as it is about the history of events. 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/jaVBIsLFOa7B https://devuploads.com/axj0fje5l224

📮 Calais A History Of England’s First Colony by Julian Whitehead (.ePUB) In August 1347 six bare footed men knelt before King Edward III with nooses around their necks to beg for their lives and present him with the keys to Calais. This was the dramatic beginning of Calais becoming England’s first colony and an integral part of the kingdom for over two hundred years. From its capture to the present day, Calais has played a significant part in many of the major events in UK’s history whether it be in claiming the throne of France, the Field of the Cloth of Gold, the Armada, Dunkirk, D-Day deception or the Calais Jungle and Brexit. Calais, a History of England’s First Colony, describes how the destinies of England and Calais have been entwined particularly for invasions of France, then after its loss, for invasions of England. Julian Whitehead guides the reader through potentially complicated periods such as the Hundred Years War and the Wars of the Roses in his customary clear and engaging fashion. This readable book provides a fascinating overview of Anglo/French relations during the last six hundred years while bringing to life the individuals who helped to create this remarkable history. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Julian Whitehead Size 2MB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/5lscHSTfQUdX https://devuploads.com/xu1fq9nz99pm

📮 Churchill, Eisenhower by Christopher Catherwood (.ePUB) It is often said that the special bond between Britain and the USA was forged in war between Roosevelt and Churchill. But the closer link in many ways was that between Churchill and Eisenhower, since it existed both in wartime 1941-1945 but also again in very different circumstances between 1951 and 1955, when Churchill was Prime Minister and Eisenhower was briefly the first Supreme Allied Commander NATO before going back to the USA to win the 1952 Presidential race and overlap in the White House with Churchill’s peacetime premiership from 1953-1955. And in 1945-1951 Churchill by his speeches and Eisenhower by his tenure as first ever Supreme Allied Commander Europe were continuing to create the new and stable global world order that held until now. In other words theirs was a much longer relationship than that between FDR and Churchill, and spanning peace as well as war. And it was the Eisenhower and Churchill relationship that essentially created the world order that lasted down until current times. Churchill and Eisenhower can also be seen as a passing of the baton, from Britain as the fading superpower to the dynamic new world of the USA. Churchill’s relationship with Eisenhower spans this transition perfectly and is the ideal prism through which to witness this change, in terms of how the balance between the UK and USA altered both as countries and in personal terms between the two men themselves. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Christopher Catherwood Size 443KB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/HCeab1M8PShw https://devuploads.com/89lfbr01fwqw

📮 Lydia Maria Child: A Radical American Life by Lydia Moland (.ePUB) A compelling biography of Lydia Maria Child, one of nineteenth-century America’s most courageous abolitionists. By 1830, Lydia Maria Child had established herself as something almost unheard of in the American nineteenth century: a beloved and self-sufficient female author. Best known today for the immortal poem “Over the River and through the Wood,” Child had become famous at an early age for spunky self-help books and charming children’s stories. But in 1833, Child shocked her readers by publishing the first book-length argument against slavery in the United States—a book so radical in its commitment to abolition that friends abandoned her, patrons ostracized her, and her book sales plummeted. Yet Child soon drew untold numbers to the abolitionist cause, becoming one of the foremost authors and activists of her generation. Lydia Maria Child: A Radical American Life tells the story of what brought Child to this moment and the extraordinary life she lived in response. Through Child’s example, philosopher Lydia Moland asks questions as pressing and personal in our time as they were in Child’s: What does it mean to change your life when the moral future of your country is at stake? When confronted by sanctioned evil and systematic injustice, how should a citizen live? Child’s lifetime of bravery, conviction, humility, and determination provides a wealth of spirited guidance for political engagement today. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Lydia Moland Size 5MB Category Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/5RPerA8Rdrdp https://devuploads.com/ldpn15mjwo9x

📮 Return To The Motherland by Seth Bernstein (.ePUB) Return to the Motherland follows those who were displaced to the Third Reich back to the Soviet Union after the victory over Germany. At the end of World War II, millions of people from Soviet lands were living as refugees outside the borders of the USSR. Most had been forced laborers and prisoners of war, deported to the Third Reich to work as racial inferiors in a crushing environment. Seth Bernstein reveals the secret history of repatriation, the details of the journey, and the new identities, prospects, and dangers for migrants that were created by the tumult of war. He uses official and personal sources from declassified holdings in post-Soviet archives, more than one hundred oral history interviews, and transnational archival material. Most notably, he makes extensive use of secret police files declassified only after the Maidan Revolution in Ukraine in 2014. The stories described in Return to the Motherland reveal not only how the USSR grappled with the aftermath of war but also the universality of Stalinism's refugee crisis. While arrest was not guaranteed, persecution was ubiquitous. Within Soviet society, returnees met with a cold reception that demanded hard labor as payment for perceived disloyalty, soldiers perpetrated rape against returning Soviet women, and ordinary people avoided contact with repatriates, fearing arrest as traitors and spies. As Bernstein describes, Soviet displacement presented a challenge to social order and the opportunity to rebuild the country as a great power after a devastating war. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Seth Bernstein Size 36MB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/61AlO497AZam https://devuploads.com/e2sf8sl3sp47

📮 Soldier of Fortune series by David Pilling (.ePUB) David Pilling is a self-employed author and historian based in West Wales, where he was raised on a smallholding. As a child he acquired a love for the Welsh countryside and Welsh history, especially the medieval era. His particular interests lie in the Edwardian wars of the late 13th century. ♻️ Book's Info: Author David Pilling Size 1MB Category Fiction > General Fiction/Classics File Type ePUB The Wolf Cub, 1The Wolf Cub, 1 | 1453 AD. The great city of Constantinople, last remnant of the once-mighty Roman Empire, falls to the Ottoman armies of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror. An English knight named Sir John Page is taken prisoner by the Ottomans, and forced to entertain the Sultan with tales of the West. Page chooses to tell the story of his own long career as a soldier of fortune in France, Bohemia and the Italian city-states. Page’s tale begins in the year of Agincourt, Henry V’s famous victory over the French. As the bastard son of Thomas Page, a famous mercenary captain known as The Half-Hanged Man or The Wolf of Burgundy, Page soon acquires the nickname of The Wolf Cub. After slaying his cousin in a duel, Page flees his home and joins a band of outlaws in the forests of Sussex. At last - tired of the brutality of his companions - he decides to leave England and join the English army in Normandy. There he endures brutal sieges, vicious combats, torture, betrayal and imprisonment, all to win glory and redeem his father's name. The Heretic, 2The Heretic, 2 | Constantinople, 1453 AD. Sir John Page, English knight and mercenary captain, has been taken prisoner by the Ottoman Turks. To avoid execution, Page is forced to entertain the Sultan with stories of his adventures as a soldier in France, Bohemia and Italy. In this, the second tale, Page describes his time among the fanatical Hussites in Bohemia. Condemned by the Pope as heretics, the Hussites dared to defy the might of the Catholic church and the Christian princes of Europe. In response the Pope ordered their destruction, down to the last child, and the brutal subjugation of their country. Page joins the Hussites just as another crusade is launched against Bohemia. Led by the merciless King Sigismund, known as the Dragon of Prophecy, the crusaders will drown the land in blood rather than let heresy prevail. Bohemia’s only hope lies in Jan Zizka, a blind soldier of genius, and his army of peasant soldiers. 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/bhuUHDokQsFe https://devuploads.com/uypyr2pernvn

📮 Data Ethics in the Age of AI by Arshad Khan (.ePUB) Introducing "The Age of AI: How Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Our World" by Maxwell Scott, a comprehensive guide to the cutting-edge technology that is changing the way we live and work. From the basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to the advanced applications of Deep Learning, this book explores the impact of AI on industries, healthcare, and daily life. The book starts with an introduction to the world of AI, providing a clear definition and brief history of the technology. It then delves into the current state of AI, showcasing the vast array of applications across various industries and how it is impacting everyday life. The book also discusses Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Robotics and Automation, and Deep Learning, providing readers with a deep understanding of these emerging technologies and how they are being utilized. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Arshad Khan Size 642KB Category Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices File Type ePUB 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/gbqUumv06AJl https://devuploads.com/o0un6ydje80k

📮 The Story of the Bomber 1914-1945 by Bryan Cooper (.PDF) This book is a good introduction to the bomber aircraft of WW I and WW II and between the wars. It covers the bombers of Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Soviet Union, US, and Japan. It also discusses various subjects such as bombs, airplane structure and design, armament, engine development, and very briefly bomber operations. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Bryan Cooper Size 113MB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type PDF 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/bGx31P9Ldp7i https://devuploads.com/buv3bcqzzxcc

📮 Submarines by Anthony Preston (.PDF) The book was published in 1982, so it obviously lacks information on current submarine designs of any navy. It provides reasonable information on the submarines of the WW I and WW II eras and also of the interwar period of the 1920s and 1930s. The book discusses submarines of the British, German, US, Italian, and Japanese navies. It also describes the post-war US and Soviet nuclear submarines, especially the ballistic missile submarines. There is some discussion the British, Italian, and Japanese midget submarines of WW II. ♻️ Book's Info: Author Anthony Preston Size 188MB Category Non-Fiction > History File Type PDF 📥 Download Links: https://uploda.sh/KL5ABMDn77wi https://devuploads.com/wdy9edqa30t3