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The American Civil War was more than a clash of armies; it was a defining struggle over the soul, identity, and future of the United States. This book offers a clear and engaging exploration of the political tensions, economic divisions, and moral conflicts that led eleven Southern states to secede from the Union, igniting four years of brutal warfare. From the first shots at Fort Sumter to the surrender at Appomattox Court House, readers are guided through the decisive campaigns, strategic turning points, and personalities that shaped the conflict.The narrative examines the leadership of Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, the military brilliance and failures of generals such as Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee, and the human cost paid by soldiers and civilians alike. Special attention is given to the Emancipation Proclamation, the transformation of the wars purpose, and the broader struggle over slavery and freedom.Beyond the battlefield, the book explores how industrial capacity, railroads, naval power, and political will determined the outcome. It also traces the uncertain path of Reconstruction, revealing how the wars legacy continued to influence American society long after the guns fell silent. Written in an accessible yet historically grounded style, this volume provides readers with a concise but comprehensive understanding of one of the most consequential conflicts in modern history.

The English Civil War was a transformative conflict that reshaped the political and religious foundations of England. Fought between 1642 and 1651, it was not merely a struggle between king and Parliament, but a profound crisis over authority, faith, and the limits of power. This book offers a clear and engaging account of the tensions that erupted under the reign of Charles I, whose belief in the divine right of kings clashed with a Parliament increasingly determined to assert its authority.The narrative follows the outbreak of war between the Royalists, loyal to the crown, and the Parliamentarians, whose cause drew support from Puritans and reformers seeking a new balance of governance. Readers are guided through decisive battles such as Naseby, the rise of the disciplined New Model Army, and the emergence of Oliver Cromwell as a central figure in both military and political life.The execution of Charles I in 1649 marked a dramatic turning point in European history, as a reigning monarch was tried and executed by his own subjects. The book examines the establishment of the Commonwealth, the Interregnum under Cromwells leadership, and the eventual Restoration of the monarchy in 1660.Beyond the battlefield, this volume explores how debates over sovereignty, religion, and constitutional limits laid the groundwork for modern parliamentary government. Written in an accessible yet historically grounded style, it provides readers with a concise but comprehensive understanding of one of the most significant political revolutions in early modern Europe.

« Pour cent parts de tourment abattues sur ton ennemi, une seule te sera rendue. »Dans un monde où la magie dicte votre place dans la société, posséder un pouvoir aussi dérisoire ressemble à un arrêt

Fiction Like Youve Never Seen.ZJS Style.The US state of Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes. So when Alexander and Alexandra Anderson decide to fill in their backyard lake, it unleashes a wave of emotion that shakes the town, the state, and eventually the nation itself.But all big things start as small things, and the story of the Alex Andersons of Edina, Minnesota, is no different. They are native Minnesotans (which means they are of Swedish descent), and they get married soon after college. Children do not arrive in the first few years, and as our two Alexes grow up, it starts to become quite clear that while the husband Alex wants children, the wife Alex is a high-powered Lutheran lawyer and she wants none.And this little bit of tension is the starting point for what is a funny and heartwarming (but mostly absurd) look at love, marriage, neighbors, and how the ripples from a tiny pebble dropped in a Minnesota lake can cause a flutter in a Swedish butterflys wings (or something like that...).

Holly Ives has always known Candlewake. She tends her bookshop, keeps the towns small traditions alive, and accepts the impossible as naturally as winter snow.Cole Winters didnt come looking for a connection. He came to fix a broken farm and disappear into the work.But Candlewake doesnt let people disappear. It brings them exactly where they need to be.As the holiday season kicks off, Holly and Cole discover that sometimes what youre searching for finds you when you stop running.And sometimes, staying is braver than leaving.

A cyber-detective must hunt down a hacker who is deleting digital "churches." He discovers that the hacker is actually a priest trying to force people back into physical communion.

Publié pour la première fois en 1847, Jane Eyre est un chef-d’œuvre de la littérature anglaise, porté par une voix féminine d’une lucidité et d’une intensité rares. À travers le récit à la première p

O CLÁSSICO DEFINITIVO SOBRE RELAÇÕES HUMANAS, EM UMA EDIÇÃO ESPECIAL COMENTADA POR GIOVANNI BEGOSSI.Publicado em 1936, Como fazer amigos e influenciar pessoas continua sendo uma das obras mais influe

An Appalachian memoir of coal town life, family legacy, and the quiet strength of the men who shaped a boy growing up in the hills of Kentucky.

HER OBSIDIAN BOW is the fifth bookin the Arthurian-inspired Guardians of Camelot portal fantasy series by USA Today Bestselling Author Sarah Biglow and is part of the Seasons of Magic universe. The Guardians of Camelot series is best enjoyed in order. You can begin Morgans journey in book 1, Her Sapphire Blade. Sometimes the strongest bonds are forged in tragedyMorgan le Fey is ready to fully embrace her status as Camelots future Queen, even agreeing to a sit-down interview so her subjects can get to know the real her. But when the attempt ends in embarrassment, she fears shes done more to harm her reputation than bolster it. Still, shes ready to shrug it off and pretend it never happened until a terrifying vision sends her on another quest into the heart of enemy territory. She must recover an ancient obsidian bow, put on display in the seelie throne room, without anyone being the wiser. Going undercover seems the only option, but one wrong step could see her imprisoned or worse, dead. Shell have to rely on her burgeoning relationship with Prince Taron and his retinue to keep her secret and formulate a plan to steal the bow and make it out before anyone finds out. All seems set to go off without a hitch, until a young Seelie woman with a harrowing connection to Morgan uncovers their plan. Can Morgan convince her that aiding her kingdoms enemy is the only way to earn her freedom, or will decades of resentment and betrayal doom Morgans efforts for good?

Intégrale 3 romans de la collection Les Historiques : tous les livres Les Historiques de Mars 2026 (N°1038 à 1040) en un seul clic !Les secrets du Highlander, Nicole Locke – rééditéCaptive dun brigan

Agent Charlie Matthews returns to her hometown to piece together the remnants of her once-perfect life, only to hit the ground running on what may be the most significant case of her career.Detective Noble Gentrys sole focus is ending the hunt for the killer before additional lives are lost.Two strong women, both dedicated to their jobs. Thrown together, they unite on a mission to stop a killer with nothing to lose.Will they catch the killer?Will their growing attraction get in the way? Sometimes love is closest when it seems gone forever.

Teaching Shakespeare to Deaf learners - its time to break the silenceIf teaching Shakespeare sometimes feels intimidating, then this is the book youve been waiting for. It cuts straight through the confusion, offering practical strategies for teaching the Immortal Bards most commonly studied plays to Deaf students.This guide shows practitioners how to enable students to make sense of complex plots; how to unpack Shakespeares language, and how to tackle humour, insults, and abstract ideas in ways Deaf learners can access. Youll also find guidance on using drama and performance, building background knowledge, and preparing students for GCSE Literature exams.With practical guidance on teaching Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, and Henry V, this guide helps teachers turn dense text into clear action. It provides strategies on how to teach character motivation, thematic development, and symbolism through accessible, visual approaches that play to Deaf learners strengths.Practical, honest, and results-driven, this guide is for teachers who want Shakespeare to be a source of achievement - not frustration - for Deaf learners.With a foreword written by Jenny Sealey (Director of The Graeae Theatre Company; Ambassador for The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and Co-Artistic Director of The 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony). What readers are saying about the Teaching Deaf Learners: The Definitive Guides series: Invaluable. Should be compulsory reading across Deaf education. A must-read for educators of Deaf learners. Everything you need to know about teaching Deaf learners. This should be part of the reading requirements for college Deaf education. Some of the best books Ive read for Deaf education. Should be required reading for anyone starting work in this field. The authors show understanding and respect for Deaf linguistic culture.

Intégrale 3 romans de la collection Harmony : tous les livres Harmony de mars 2026 (N°205 à 207) en un seul clic !Une si douce évasion, Sophie Pembroke - rééditéLe jour où tout a changé, Stella Bagwe

Drustan Seta spent his life fighting cryptids out of myths and legends. What that got him was PTSD, huge gaps in his memory, and an addiction to pain pills. When his only friend Frank goes missing, he believes that finding him might pull him out of his downward spiral. Instead, he gets sucked into a war between two factions bent on bringing back the old Gods and the magic they make possible. If either side prevails, it will mean the end of the world.A Contemporary Fantasy Series of 106,000 words (approx. 350 pages) War Dog will appeal to Contemporary Fantasy readers who love the rich complexity of world mythologies, fast-paced plots, and subverted tropes. Readers looking for characters who simply are LGBTQIA +, physically challenged, or otherwise not part of the able-bodied, white, heteronormative masses will enjoy the diversity of the characters.

Intégrale 8 romans de la collection Passions : tous les Passions de Mars 2026 (N°1213 à 1216) en un seul clic !Délicieuse attraction, Katherine GarberaDésir à contretemps, Jayci LeeDans le lit de son

Sassy sest rendue à Carson City, pleine despoir, pour retrouver ses parents biologiques, pas pour sévanouir dans les bras de Jett Sundell, lavocat qui est venu la chercher à laéroport ! Pourtant, ces

Trevor Hayes is drowning in grief and home repairs he cant handle alone when Alec Rowan walks onto his porch with cold eyes and capable hands. Alec doesnt do emotional connections; he fixes houses, collects payment, and leaves. But Trevors soft heart and persistent presence begin to crack Alecs carefully constructed armor. As summer turns to fall and repairs turn to renovations, they build something neither expected: a partnership that feels like coming home. Trevor learns that his clumsiness doesnt make him inadequate, that asking for help is an act of courage, and that loving a man doesnt make him less worthy of the life his grandmother wanted for him. Alec learns that his mothers dream, for him to do something that makes him happy, is possible, that photography can be more than a hobby, and that opening his heart wont destroy him.Together with Sarah, who pushes them toward honesty with humor and unwavering loyalty, they create a found family in Marys house, filling rooms with laughter, Friday night dinners, and the quiet intimacy of two people who choose each other every day. When they marry in March and begin the adoption process for baby Sofia, they face a final test: proving to a skeptical world that two men can provide the love and stability a child deserves. If home is built through presence and care, can they convince others that their love is enough? Together: The Life We Built is RT Dixons moving exploration of contemporary LGBTQ+ romance and found family. If you love stories about grief and healing, small-town life, and the transformative power of authentic love, then youll be captivated by Dixons emotionally rich narrative.Unlock this unforgettable love story today and build a life worth remembering!

Intégrale 11 romans de la collection Azur : tous les livres de Mars (N°4972 à 4982) en un seul clic !Pacte avec un célibataire, Abby GreenUne proposition enivrante, Trish MoreyLes jumeaux d’un Italie

A ruthless CEO wants Mars. A battle-scarred crew stands in his way.When a merciless corporate titan sabotages humanitys first long-term Mars mission to seize its breakthrough terraforming technology, two commanders must lead their battle-scarred crew through danger, betrayal, and the fight for the future of two worlds.Earth is spiralling into political chaos as Lincoln Ellison, the ruthless CEO of Spaceward Bound, sets his sights on claiming Mars as his personal empire. His plan: cripple the Olympus mission, steal its secrets, and seize control of a technology that could reshape planets and fortunes.But on the Red Planet, Commanders Troy Bruin and Xanthe Waters have problems of their own. Sabotage undermines their systems. Old rivalries crackle through the team. And every step across the Martian surface exacts a deadly price. As Xanthe struggles with the cost of leadership and Troy races to uncover the truth, the Olympus crew must decide who to trust before Ellisons ambitions become humanitys downfall.Character-driven, tense, and deeply human, Olympus Dawn is a gripping sci-fi eco-thriller about survival, power, and high-stakes frontier exploration.Perfect for fans of Andy Weir, Kim Stanley Robinson, and Naomi Alderman.