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40 Maps That Will Change How You See the World is a collection of historic and contemporary maps and the insights they reveal about geography, geopolitics, art, history, science and society.

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The epic World War II story of the heroes of Australia's 75 Squadron - and the 44 days when these brave and barely trained pilots fought alone against the Japanese.

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For centuries a women's sexuality and orgasmic sensitivity have been hidden, suppressed, filled with guilt, and never explained or taught with light, love, and positivity. That is, until now! Deva Oksana's 7 Doors to Orgasm uses light, fun art, simple groundbreaking techniques, and self-healing science to open up to the power of your own orgasmic sensitivity.

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In the spirit of Les Carlyon's bestselling Gallipoli, this book restores Milne Bay, Gona, Buna and Sanananda to their rightful place beside Kokoda as sacred ground, and a vital part of Australian history.

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As we find ourselves in a technological revolution and the computer screen takes over the printed page, the history of the book has become a subject of study throughout the world. This collection of 15 essays looks at at a wide variety of topics from the history of the printed word in New Zealand.

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A comprehensive yet concise history of the United States of America, from the 1500s to the present day.

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From the Great Exhibition's showcasing of British national achievement in 1851 to the opening ceremonies of the Olympics in Stratford in 2012 and on to Brexit, an insightful exploration of the transformation of modern Britain.

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Spanning centuries and continents, this short work fundamentally reconfigures our view of the rise of capitalism on the world stage.

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The story of France through her people, culture and the great events that shaped her.

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This succinct history of Germany will take you on an incredible journey through time spanning from the 1500s to the present. Focusing on Germany in detail and in a global context, Jeremy Black uncovers the complexity of the country's past as well as the challenges and strengths of its future.

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The perfect introduction to Irish history within the excellent and highly regarded Brief History series.

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A concise and very readable history of what we know today as Italy, from prehistory right up to the present day.

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A brilliantly concise history of London, with a distinctive perspective focusing on the city in its national and, more importantly, international contexts, rather than London itself. Why did London become the foremost international city, how did it sustain that position, and what is happening to it now

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Take a walk through the streets of Paris in this comprehensive history of the French capital.

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A concise and very readable history that explores not just the history of Spain itself, but of Spain in the world, from Columbus's first voyage, in 1492, that was central to Spain's global impact, to the loss of Cuba, the Philippines and Puerto Rico in 1898. Spain's colonies were vitally important to its domestic and European position.

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A concise look at the evolution of one of our most crucial transport and trade routes that will open your eyes to its vivid history. Jeremy Black expertly spotlights those who embarked to cross the ocean over the last 550 years and how it came to be established as the ocean for the world.

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A concise complete history of British monarchy, from its pre-Roman origins to the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II.

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A concise yet comprehensive history - social, cultural and natural - including regional information for travellers to the Caribbean, whether to its many islands or to the continental seaboard, and whether on cruise ships, by air or road.

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Brilliant and provocative. . . . His conclusions will be as controversial as they are difficult to dismiss. Henry...

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A wonderfully concise and readable, yet comprehensive, history of the Mediterranean Sea, the perfect companion for any visitor, whether cruising or staying ashore.

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A concise history of the Pacific, which emphasises the very different physical and human environments both of the four quadrants of the ocean and of the coastal islands - the Aleutians, Japan and New Zealand - and the continental coastlines. The emphasis is on the countries' interactions with the ocean, through trade, migration and fishing.

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A superb insight into the history of the Samurai