Review:Doctor Morris writes an interesting and thorough book about Edward I. He describes his good and bad attributes and seems to take a neutral position and let the facts determine my opinion of Edward. His style of writing is easy to follow but the book appeals to the reader with a background in English history as well as the newcomer to the period. I can recommend this book without reservation. Read more

Review:The book includes detail and captures emotions and outrage beyond what is in an excellent movie. It captures the Nazis' inhumanity to a population they considered "sub-human," including the irrationality of while fighting a war on two fronts, they dedicated resources sorely needed elsewhere to exterminating millions of people.
Man's hatred of those they consider inferior to themselves reaches an all-time level portrayed in Schindler's List, this irrationality continues today in multiple are... Read more

Review:Wonderful writing, illustrations, photos. Great reading for anyone loving Susan Branch or anyone getting to know her. She takes her readers on a voyage to England and all that is wonderful about Englsnd. Read more

Review:Fair but not great. Not much interpretation or detailed examination of the important issues of the period. Superficial research based primarily on secondary sources. Author often fails to explain quotes, leaving meanings obscure. Read more

Review:This book will teach you who were the real heroes of World War II. I did not know how much the people of Poland contributed to the defeat of the Nazis and the truth will come out. Bravo to the brave men and women of Poland who saved democracy in Europe! A must read to all who love history. Read more

Review:This was not entertaining . good if you are obsessed with knowing all the possible scenarios for what might have helped make ripper be who he. Was . I did not enjoy reading this book it felt like work . Read more

Review:Poor assesment of the real situation that existed in Britain in May 1940. The author omits important facts how Churchill in his first few weeks of his premiership turned Britain from appeasement into a formidable fighting force. The author by his own admission makes statements that are not supported by documented evidence frequently relying on personal diary entries. Consequently spun an inaccurate picture. Read more

Review:A very through examination of taxation up until 1775, revealing the percentage of taxation paid in America vs England, the justification of various taxes,their impact on wages and net effect on national wealth. Dry but insightful if one reads between the lines having the advantage of subsequent events. Read more

Review:This book came in Excellent condition. It should be read by Every American who truly loves and cares for their country,
as well as those who care for the welfare of All Good People of the world. Very Enlightening. Read more

Review:Well written and informative. A must read for anyone who is interested in how the evil slavery trade was finally brought to light as the evil that is was. Wilberforce was a genius, a Christian, a man who used his position in government for good. Highly recommend! Read more