The Peloponnesian War by Donald Kagan [Book Summary – Review]
Around 590 BCE, two ancient civilizations, Athens and Sparta, crashed into each other. This war was different from any prior ones. In the past, huge armies organized and fought against one...
His Truth Is Marching on by Jon Meacham Book Summary – Review
The modest child of a lower-class farmer, a brave defender of civil rights, and a prominent American councilman are a few of the many manners of which we can characterize the deceased John...
Alexander Hamilton's key role in owning the liberty of the US out of the English as well as creating America cannot be deniable. Hamilton was one of the epic frontline soldiers during the reformer...
The Gulag Archipelago, 1918-1956 by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn [Book Summary – Review]
The Gulag Archipelago of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn has one exciting area within the history of literature. While viewed as one immensely significant record with the terrible acts perpetrated via the...
A significant motive in having lectures in history and reading books about historical instances is obtaining evidenced intellect and having lessons from past failures. Leaders including King...
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford [Book Summary – Review]
There is a thinking in the West that the Roman and Greek Empires have an incredible cultivating impact that prompted the improvement of the advanced world as we probably are aware of it. Genghis Khan...
