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The English Civil War
Three Kingdoms, Two Armies, and the Trial of a King
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Plague and Fire
The Great Plague, the Great Fire of London, and the City Wren Rebuilt, 1665–1723
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The Princes in the Tower
The Sources, the Suspects, and the Bones Under the Stairs
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The Powder Treason
Guy Fawkes, Robert Catesby, and the Gunpowder Plot of 1605
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Nineteen Winters
Stephen, Matilda, and the Anarchy That Made the Plantagenets
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The Absent King
Richard the Lionheart, the Angevin Empire, and the Crusade That Made a Legend
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Twice a Queen
Eleanor of Aquitaine, Two Crowns, and the Sons Who Broke an Empire
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Catherine Parr
The Queen Who Wrote, Ruled, and Outlived Henry VIII
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Catherine Howard
The Teenage Queen, the Howard Household, and the Fall That Became a Law
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Mary, Queen of Scots
Murder, the Casket Letters, and the Crown She Could Not Keep
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Elizabeth I
Henry VIII's Daughter, the Unmarried Queen, and the Succession She Would Not Name
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Anne of Cleves
The Queen Henry VIII Rejected, the Minister Who Died for the Match, and the Wife Who Outlived Them All
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Jane Seymour
The Queen Who Gave Henry VIII His Son, and the Family That Rose and Fell With Her
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Anne Boleyn
The Rise, the Reformation, and the Fall of Henry VIII's Second Queen
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Catherine of Aragon
Henry VIII's First Queen and the Marriage That Broke England from Rome
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The Acadian Expulsion
Le Grand Dérangement, 1755–1764, and the Exiles Who Became the Cajuns
The Burning of the Codices
Diego de Landa and the Erasure of Maya Writing
Timur
The Conqueror Who Rebuilt the Mongol Terror and Left Nothing Standing
The Hundred Years' War
Longbows, Plague, and the Slow Invention of France and England
The House of Wisdom
Baghdad's Golden Age and the Translation Movement That Saved Greek Science
The Norman Conquest
1066 and the Year England Changed Hands
The Rus
Varangian Traders, Kyiv, and the Making of a Northern Empire
The Hanseatic League
The Merchant Network That Ruled the North Without an Army
Al-Andalus
Seven Centuries of Muslim Spain and the Reconquest That Ended It
The Fall of Constantinople
1453 and the Scholars Who Carried Rome's Library West
Justinian and Theodora
The Plague, the Riots, and Rome's Last Chance
The Crusades
Two Centuries of Holy War Between Christendom and Islam
The Conquistadors' Smallpox War
How Disease, Not Steel, Conquered the New World
The Thirty Years' War
How a Religious Quarrel Killed One-Third of Germany
The Mongol Storm
How Genghis Khan's Grandsons Connected the World
The Black Death
The Year Europe Lost Half Its People
Charlemagne
The Emperor Who Tried to Rebuild Rome