Yale University Press History 2015 Catalog

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A Path in the Mighty Waters
Ship of Death A Voyage That Changed
Shipboard Life and Atlantic Crossings to

the New World stephen r. berry Stephen
Berry paints a vivid and revealing portrait
of shipboard life as experienced by
eighteenth-century migrants from Europe
to the New World.
Cloth 2015 336 pp. 12 b/w illus.
978-0-300-20423-0 $40.00
the Atlantic World billy g. smith This

extraordinary book tells the newly
discovered story of one small British
ship that sailed to West Africa in hopes
of establishing a slave-free colony but
instead set in motion a fateful, historyaltering yellow-fever pandemic. Winner of
the 2014 Norris and Carol Hundley Award given
by the Pacific Coast Branch American Historical
Poetry of Haitian Independence
Association
edited by doris y. kadish and deborah
* Cloth 2013 328 pp. 21 b/w illus.

978-0-300-19452-4 $35.00
jenson; translations by norman r.

shapiro; foreword by edwidge danticat
A
collection of deeply felt Haitian poetry
dating back to the first decades of Haitis
independence from French colonial rule,
this essential volume of largely unknown
early-nineteenth-century verse celebrates
freedom, equality for all, and the
legitimacy of the first and only modern
country born from a slave revolt.
Cloth 2015 256 pp.
978-0-300-19559-0 $40.00
Revolutions without Borders

The Call to Liberty in the Atlantic World
janet polasky This sweeping history
explores the radical interchange of ideas
throughout the Atlantic world during the
tumultuous years between the American
and French revolutions, when new visions
of human rights and liberty freely crossed
oceans and borders.
978-0-300-20894-8 $35.00
Competing Visions of Empire

Labor, Slavery, and the Origins of the British
Atlantic Empire abigail l. swingen Abigail
L. Swingens insightful study provides
a new framework for understanding
the origins of the British Empire while
exploring how Englands original imperial
designs influenced contemporary English
politics and debates about labor, economy,
and overseas trade.
978-0-300-18754-0 $85.00
& Empires of the Atlantic World

Britain and Spain in America 14921830
j. h. elliott In this enthralling account
of the entwined histories of Britain,
Spain, and their empires in the Americas,
distinguished historian J. H. Elliott
offers us history on a grand scale. He
interweaves the histories of the two
great Atlantic civilizations, providing rich
insights into both while revealing aspects
of their dual history that influence the
Americas to this day. Winner of the 2007
Francis Parkman Prize awarded by the Society of
American Historians
* Paper 2007 608 pp. 43 b/w illus.

978-0-300-12399-9 $32.00
978-0-300-11431-7 $60.00
All Can Be Saved Religious Tolerance

and Salvation in the Iberian Atlantic World
stuart b. schwartz This groundbreaking
book is the first to investigate the idea of
religious tolerance in Spain, Portugal, and
their New World colonies during the era of
the Inquisition. Winner of the 2008 Cundill
International Prize in History; Winner of the
2009 John E. Fagg Prize, the 2009 Leo Gershoy
Award, and the 2009 George L. Mosse Prize, all
given by the American Historical Association

978-0-300-15854-0 $30.00
& = recommended for course use
* available as e-book
2
Atlantic History
New
Founders as Fathers The Private
Sarah Osborns World The Rise of
Lives and Politics of the American

Revolutionaries lorri glover Offering
an intimate view of the home lives
of American revolutionaries, this
groundbreaking book reveals how family
values shaped and were shaped during
the creation of the new nation.
978-0-300-17860-9 $30.00
Evangelical Christianity in Early America

catherine a. brekus A charismatic leader
among eighteenth-century American
evangelical Christians, Sarah Osborns
eloquent writings open a new window on
the roots of the evangelical movement.
George Whitefield Americas Spiritual
Emperor of Liberty Thomas Jeffersons
Founding Father thomas s. kidd Thomas

Kidds fascinating new biography explores
the extraordinary career of evangelical
preacher George Whitefield, trailblazer of
the Great Awakening.
978-0-300-18162-3 $38.00
Foreign Policy francis d. cogliano This

dramatic reevaluation of Jeffersons as a
statesman sheds new light on his challenges
as the leader of a fledgling republic in a world
of warring empires. the lewis walpole series in
eighteenth-century culture and history
* Cloth 2014 320 pp. 3 maps
978-0-300-17993-4 $32.50
New in paper
A Rich Spot of Earth Thomas

Jeffersons Revolutionary Garden at
Monticello peter j. hatch; foreword
by alice waters This gorgeous volume
describes Jeffersons unique vegetable
garden at Monticello and uncovers his
lasting influence on American culinary,
garden, and landscape history. Winner,
2013 Annual Book Award, The Colonial Dames
of America
Cloth 2012 280 pp. 201 color illus.

978-0-300-17114-3 $35.00
PB-with Flaps 2014 280 pp. 201 color illus.
978-0-300-20862-7 $27.50
The Men Who Lost America British

Leadership, the American Revolution, and
the Fate of the Empire andrew jackson
oshaughnessy This unique account
of the American Revolution brings to
light the real reasons behind the British
Empires stunning and unexpected loss.
Winner of over six awards, including the 2014
George Washington Book Prize and the New-York
Historical Societys annual American History
Book Prize the lewis walpole series in eighteenthcentury culture and history
* Paper 2014 480 pp. 33 color illus. + 7 maps

978-0-300-20940-2 $25.00
* Cloth 2013 480 pp. 33 color illus. + 7 maps
978-0-300-19107-3 $37.50
new directions in narrative history

978-0-300-18290-3 $45.00
Robert Morriss Folly The Architectural

and Financial Failures of an American
Founder ryan k. smith This thoroughly
researched book tells the true story of the
American Founder known as the financier
of the Revolution. the lewis walpole series in
978-0-300-19604-7 $40.00
The Declaration of Independence

in Historical Context American State
Papers, Petitions, Proclamations, and Letters
of the Delegates to the First National
Congresses compiled, edited, and introduced
by barry alan shain This book provides a
radically different historical perspective on
the events that inspired the creation of the
remarkable document that inflamed the
American Revolution.
* Cloth 2014 784 pp.
978-0-300-15874-8 $125.00
Jeffersons Shadow The Story of His

Science keith thomson This book is the
first to focus on the influence of science
on Jeffersons vision for America.
978-0-300-20593-0 $22.00
978-0-300-18403-7 $30.00
Colonial & Early

American History
New
Roads Taken The Great Jewish
The Tragedy of William Jennings

Bryan Constitutional Law and the Politics
Migrations to the New World and the

Peddlers Who Forged the Way hasia r.
diner This compelling book is the first to
tell the story of the humble peddler and
his powerful influence on Jewish history
and on the histories of the lands to which
he traveled.
978-0-300-17864-7 $35.00
of Backlash gerard n. magliocca Populist

William Jennings Bryan failed three times to
win the White House. This book explores the
essons for those who advocate sweeping
change in our own divisive times.
978-0-300-20582-4 $35.00
Mrs. Mattinglys Miracle The Prince,

The Captain and the Cannibal

978-0-300-19877-5 $40.00
the Widow, and the Cure That Shocked

Washington City nancy lusignan schultz
The miraculous cure of a Washington
D.C. widows ravaging cancer in 1824,
purportedly through the intervention of a
charismatic German prince, ignited political,
social, and religious controversy. This
gripping book captures the drama of the
miracle and its repercussions.
978-0-300-20589-3 $30.00
978-0-300-11846-9 $65.00
Mourning Lincoln
American Zion The Old Testament
An Epic Story of Exploration, Kidnapping,

and the Broadway Stage james fairhead
An uncharted Pacific voyage, a shocking
massacre, a kidnapping, a cannibal show
on Broadway, a village stunned when a
husband returns from the deadthis
book reveals the incredible saga of an
American sea captain and a New Guinean
prince whose fates entwined in 1830.
martha hodes
Diaries, letters, and intimate writings

reveal a complicated, untold story of
wide-ranging, irreconcilable reactions to
President Lincolns stunning assassination
that doomed hopes for justice in the
aftermath of the Civil War.
978-0-300-19580-4 $30.00
New in paper
Louisa Catherine The Other Mrs.

Adams margery m. heffron; edited
by david l. michelmore This definitive
biography of Louisa Catherine, wife
and political partner of President John
Quincy Adams, reveals her not only as an
articulate and sophisticated woman but
also as a shrewd analyst of the politics,
personalities, and important issues of
Americas formative decades.
978-0-300-21256-3 $25.00
978-0-300-19796-9 $40.00
19th-Century America
as a Political Text from the Revolution to

the Civil War eran shalev This original
book examines the widespread notion in
Americas early decades that the United
States was a second or new Israel, an idea
that powerfully influenced nationalism,
politics, and culture.
* Paper 2014 256 pp.
978-0-300-20590-9 $28.00
A Changing Wind Commerce and

Conflict in Civil War Atlanta wendy hamand
venet This deeply researched book is the
first to address the experiences of civilians
in Atlanta from the 1850s through the Civil
War and Reconstruction periods.
978-0-300-19216-2 $30.00
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New
George I. Snchez The Long Fight
The War That Used Up Words
for Mexican American Integration carlos

kevin blanton The first published
biography of reformer, activist, and Texas
college professor George I. Snchez, is a
balanced portrait of a tireless fighter for
Mexican American opportunity whose
stubborn adherence to his ideals, even if
unpopular, made him a divisive figure in
the Latino community.
American Writers and the First World War

hazel hutchison Focusing on the writings
of seven influential authors of the period,
including Henry James, Edith Wharton, E.
E. Cummings, and John Dos Passos, this
intriguing study takes a fresh look at the
roles of American writers in helping to
shape national opinion and policy about
World War I.
978-0-300-19502-6 $45.00
the lamar series in western history

978-0-300-19032-8 $45.00
Planning Democracy Agrarian
German Rocketeers in the Heart

of Dixie Making Sense of the Nazi Past
Intellectuals and the Intended New Deal

jess gilbert In this fresh assessment
of the U.S. Department of Agricultures
initiatives in the late 1930s, the author
refocuses attention on the democratizing
features of New Deal agricultural
policy and on the visionary leaders
who advocated continuing education,
participatory planning, and research
conducted by scientists and citizens.
during the Civil Rights Era monique laney

This thought-provoking study recalls the
post-World War II integration of German
rocket specialists and their families into a
small Alabama community and examines
how the histories of German Nazism and
Jim Crow in the American South become
entangled in narratives about the past.
978-0-300-19803-4 $35.00
yale agrarian studies series

978-0-300-20731-6 $45.00
JFK and LBJ The Last Two Great

Presidents godfrey hodgson In this
lively insiders view of presidents Kennedy
and Johnson, a former White House
correspondent explores the achievements
of the two men and argues that one has
been underrated while the other is all too
often overrated.
Cloth 2015 256 pp.
978-0-300-18050-3 $28.00
A Voice Still Heard Selected Essays

of Irving Howe edited by nina howe;
foreword by morris dickstein
This posthumous and capacious collection

includes twenty-six essays reveal the
depth and breadth of Howes enthusiasms
and range over politics, literature, Judaism, and the tumults of American society.
978-0-300-20366-0 $40.00
Patriotic Betrayal The Inside Story

of the CIAs Secret Campaign to Enroll
American Students in the Crusade Against
Communism karen m. paget This
riveting and revelatory true story recalls
a stunning chapter in the history of
U.S. intelligence, when the CIA used
American college students as undercover
agents in their covert campaign against
communism during the Cold War.
978-0-300-20508-4 $35.00
The Stronghold How Republicans

Captured Congress but Surrendered the
White House thomas f. schaller In this
keen analysis of the Republican Partys
transformation since the Reagan-Bush era,
a noted political scientist explains why
the congressional wing of the party has
eclipsed the presidential wing and what
that augurs for Republicans, Democrats,
and the nation.
978-0-300-17203-4 $32.50
20th- & 21st-Century

America
New in paper
& Worlds Apart Poverty and
Through a Screen Darkly Popular
Politics in Rural America, Second Edition
Culture, Public Diplomacy, and Americas

Image Abroad martha bayles Americas
image abroad has declined precipitously.
This thought-provoking book looks closely
at the impact of American entertainment
and of cutbacks in public diplomacy, then
offers nuanced suggestions for restoring
Americas good name.
* Cloth 2014 336 pp.
978-0-300-12338-8 $30.00
cynthia m. duncan, with a foreword by

angela blackwell In this new edition,
Duncan returns to her original research,

interviewing some of the same people
as well as some new key informants.
Duncan provides powerful new insights
into the dynamics of poverty, politics, and
community change.
Paper 2014 328 pp. 12 b/w illus.
978-0-300-19659-7 $25.00
& Subverting Exclusion Transpacific

Encounters with Race, Caste, and Borders,
18851928 andrea geiger Geiger
examines the history of immigrants
descended from Japans outcaste
communities in the North American
West during the late nineteenth and
early twentieth centuries. Winner of the
2012 Theodore Saloutos Memorial Book Award
sponsored by the Immigration and Ethnic History
Society the lamar series in western history

978-0-300-21255-6 $30.00
978-0-300-16963-8 $50.00
& The Snail Darter and the Dam

How Pork-Barrel Politics Endangered a
Little Fish and Killed a River zygmunt j. b.
plater This narrative dispels widespread
misperceptions about the environmental
battle against the TVAs final dam project,
the notorious snail darter case.
978-0-300-20941-9 $25.00
978-0-300-17324-6 $35.00
The Gateway Arch A Biography

tracy campbell This book is the first
to explore the colorful history of the

spectacular Gateway Arch of St. Louis
and the controversial tactics of its
creators. Beloved as a symbol of American
democracy, the monument can also be
seen as a vivid example of failed urban
planning. icons of america
978-0-300-20568-8 $18.00
978-0-300-16949-2 $26.00
1940 FDR, Willkie, Lindbergh, Hitlerthe

Election amid the Storm susan dunn
This spellbinding story of the RooseveltWillkie election season explores the deep
divisions in the United States on the eve
of World War II, the pull of Lindberghs
staunch isolationism, and the courageous
candidates and politicians who forged
crucial agreements across the aisle.
978-0-300-20574-9 $20.00
978-0-300-19086-1 $30.00
The Great Agnostic Robert Ingersoll

& The Bet Paul Ehrlich, Julian Simon,
and Our Gamble over Earths Future paul
sabin This gripping history of the clash
between environmentalists and their
conservative criticsfrom the late 1960s
to the presenttraces the origins of the
political gulf that separates the two sides.
* Paper 2014 320 pp.
978-0-300-19897-3 $18.00
978-0-300-17648-3 $28.50
20th- & 21st-Century

6 America
and American Freethought susan jacoby

In this thought-provoking biography, the
author restores Ingersoll to his rightful
place in the American secular tradition
and demonstrates why his arguments
matter today more than ever.
978-0-300-20578-7 $15.00
978-0-300-13725-5 $25.00
New
New in paper
Amistads Orphans An Atlantic
& Atlas of the Transatlantic Slave

Trade david eltis and david richardson;
Story of Children, Slavery, and Smuggling

benjamin n. lawrance In this fascinating
revisionist history, Benjamin N. Lawrance
casts new light on transatlantic slave
smuggling in the nineteenth century by
reconstructing six African childrens lives
that were irrevocably changed when the
Cuban schooner La Amistad was seized by
its African cargo in 1839.
978-0-300-19845-4 $85.00
The Business of Slavery and the

Rise of American Capitalism,
18151860 calvin schermerhorn
The development of modern American
capitalism is viewed through the window
of the nineteenth-century interstate
slave trade in a provocative, eye-opening
history that demonstrates how slavery
was a national business that transformed
American lives, North and South, giving
rise to a consumer society.
978-0-300-19200-1 $85.00
New in paper
& The Heroic Slave A Cultural and

Critical Edition frederick douglass; edited
by robert s. levine, john stauffer, and
john r. mckivigan
This new edition of

Frederick Douglasss only work of fiction,
his imaginative retelling of the most
successful slave revolt in American history,
includes an interpretive introduction,
notes, and a selection of related writings
by the author and others.
978-0-300-18462-4 $9.95
& The Souls of Black Folk w. e. b.

du bois; introduction by jonathan scott
A masterpiece in the African
American canon, this collection of essays
by arguably the most influential African
American leader of the early twentieth
century offers insightful commentary on
black history, racism, and the struggles of
black Americans following emancipation.
978-0-300-19582-8 $7.95
foreword by david brion davis; afterword

by david w. blight
A monumental work,
decades in the making: the first atlas
to illustrate the entire scope of the
transatlantic slave trade. Winner of the
2010 R.R. Hawkins Award, of the 2011 James A.
Rawley Prize in Atlantic history, and of the 2011-12
Louis Gottschalk Prize the lewis walpole series in
* Paper 2015 336 pp. 189 color maps;

5 b/w & 36 color illus.; 61 color graphs
978-0-300-21254-9 $35.00
* Cloth 2010 336 pp. 189 color maps;
5 b/w & 36 color illus.; 61 color graphs
978-0-300-12460-6 $50.00
& Who Speaks for the Negro?

robert penn warren; introduction by david
w. blight
Excerpts from interviews conducted by Warren in the mid-1960s with African

American leaders and activists are combined
with the Pulitzer Prize-winning authors
lucid reflections in this powerful oral history
of the American Civil Rights Movement.
Paper 2014 488 pp.
978-0-300-20510-7 $25.00
& My Bondage and My Freedom

frederick douglass; introduction and notes
by david w. blight
A powerful life story

and a passionate indictment of Americas
politics of enslavement in the years
preceding the Civil War, My Bondage and
My Freedom is the second autobiography
of Frederick Douglass, a man born into
slavery who became one of the nations
leading abolitionists, authors, orators, and
statesmen.
* Paper 2014 432 pp.
978-0-300-19059-5 $13.00
holloway
& Narrative of the Life of Frederick

Douglass, An American Slave
Written by Himself frederick douglass;
edited by john w. blassingame, john r.
mckivigan, and peter p. hinks
* Paper 2001 192 pp.

978-0-300-08701-7 $7.95
African-American History 7
New
According to Our Hearts
For a Love of His People The
Rhinelander v. Rhinelander and the Law of

the Multiracial Family angela onwuachiwillig This landmark book looks at
what it means to be a multiracial couple
in the United States today. The book
begins with a 1925 court case and shows
howalmost a century laterour society
has yet come to terms with interracial
marriage.
978-0-300-16682-8 $45.00
Photography of Horace Poolaw edited by

nancy marie mithlo Lushly illustrated with
more than 150 never-before-published
photographs, this retrospective represents
the first major publication of Horace Poolaws
photography. the henry roe cloud series on
american indians and modernity; distributed for the
Eslanda The Large and Unconventional

Life of Mrs. Paul Robeson barbara ransby
This compelling biography tells Essie
Robesons own story for the first time
from her unconventional marriage, to her
influence on her husbands early career,
to her tireless efforts against racism and
injustice around the globe.
978-0-300-20585-5 $25.00
978-0-300-12434-7 $35.00
American Lynching
ashraf h. a.
rushdy In this meticulously researched
and accessibly written interpretive history,

Rushdy shows how lynching in America
has endured, evolved, and changed, from
its origins in colonial-era Virginia to the
present.
* Paper 2014 240 pp.
978-0-300-20587-9 $25.00
* Cloth 2012 240 pp.
978-0-300-18138-8 $40.00
Imagining Black America
michael
wayne What defines a person as
authentically black? How are racial

boundaries constructed? This thoughtprovoking book explores the history of
black identity and its shifting meaning
from the first arrival of Africans in America
to Obamas presidency.
* Cloth 2014 336 pp.
978-0-300-19781-5 $30.00
national museum of the american indian
Cloth 2014 192 pp. 152 duotone + 10 color illus.

978-0-300-19745-7 $49.95
The Sea Is My Country The Maritime

World of the Makahs joshua l. reid This
book is the first to explore the history of
the marine-oriented Makah people of the
Pacific Northwest. the henry roe cloud series on
american indians and modernity

978-0-300-20990-7 $40.00
New in paper
& Connecticuts Indigenous Peoples
What Archaeology, History, and Oral Traditions
Teach Us About Their Communities and
Cultures lucianne lavin; with a contribution
to the introduction by paul grant-costa; edited
This groundbreaking
volume provides a full account of Connecticuts
indigenous peoples throughout their 13,000year history. published in association with the yale
by rosemary volpe
peabody museum of natural history
* Paper 2015 528 pp. 37 color + 235 b/w illus.

978-0-300-21258-7 $25.00
* Cloth 2013 528 pp. 37 color + 235 b/w illus.
978-0-300-18664-2 $50.00
Hollow Justice A History of Indigenous

Claims in the United States david e. wilkins
the henry roe cloud series on american indians and
modernity
* Cloth 2013 272 pp.

978-0-300-11926-8 $40.00
Domestic Subjects Gender, Citizenship,

and Law in Native American Literature beth
h. piatote the henry roe cloud series on american
African-American History
indians and modernity

978-0-300-17157-0 $50.00
Native-American History
New
The Yaquis and the Empire
Hell on the Range A Story of Honor,
Violence, Spanish Imperial Power, and

Native Resilience in Colonial Mexico
raphael brewster folsom The first
major publication in more than thirty
years on the colonial history of the Yaqui
people, this book explores the ironies of
the relationship between the Yaquis and
the Spanish from 1533 through Mexican
independence in 1821.
978-0-300-19689-4 $50.00
Conscience, and the American West daniel

justin herman In this lively account of
Arizonas Rim Country War of the 1880s, the
author uncovers surprising truths about the
complex interplay of honor and conscience,
violence and identity, in the history of the
American West. published in cooperation
with the william p. clements center for southwest
studies, southern methodist university
978-0-300-19826-3 $30.00
978-0-300-13736-1 $75.00
& Sun Chief The Autobiography of

a Hopi Indian, Second Edition don c.
talayesva; edited by leo w. simmons;
forewords by matthew sakiestewa gilbert
and robert v. hine
First published in
1942 and now in an updated edition,
this autobiography of Hopi Chief Don C.
Talayesva and offers a unique insider view
on Hopi society.
* Paper 2013 520 pp. 5 illus.
978-0-300-19103-5 $23.00
Gathering Together The Shawnee

People through Diaspora and Nationhood,
16001870 sami lakomki This
comprehensive book demonstrates how
the interactions between the Shawnee
peoples and arriving European colonists
transformed the political realities and
ideas of both groups, profoundly affecting
the course of American history.
published in cooperation with the william p.
clements center for southwest studies, southern
Geronimo
robert m. utley This fastpaced biography of the most famous North

American Indian of all time strips away the
myths that have obscured the real Geronimo and presents an authentic portrait of
the ferocious and elusive Apache fighter
for the first time. Winner of the 2013 Wrangler
Award, given by the National Cowboy and Western

Heritage Museum
* Paper 2013 376 pp. 27 b/w illus. + 13 maps

978-0-300-19836-2 $20.00
* Cloth 2012 376 pp. 27 b/w illus. + 13 maps
978-0-300-12638-9 $30.00
Natures Noblemen Transatlantic
methodist university
Masculinities and the Nineteenth-Century

American West monica rico Exploring
the myth of the American West in the
nineteenth century as a place for men to
assert their masculinity by roughing it in
the wilderness, Monica Rico reveals how this
myth played out in a transatlantic context.
978-0-300-13606-7 $45.00

978-0-300-18061-9 $40.00
Rush to Gold The French and the
Before L.A. Race, Space, and Municipal

Power in Los Angeles, 17811894 david
samuel torres-rouff A bold new work
of urban history explores the early
development of Los Angeles, and how
race has always determined its social and
spatial boundaries.
978-0-300-14123-8 $65.00
California Gold Rush, 18481854 malcolm

j. rohrbough The California Gold Rush
attracted 300,000 gold seekers in the mid1800s, and this book is the story of 30,000
Frenchman who came by sea. It is the first
book to give an international focus to this
pivotal time.
978-0-300-18140-1 $45.00
The Lamar Series

in Western History 9
New
Imperial from the Beginning The
Arcadian America The Death and
Constitution of the Original Executive

saikrishna bangalore prakash The
powers and duties of the president of the
United States as originally envisioned
by the framers of the U.S. Constitution
are brought into sharper focus in this
comprehensive analysis that counters
numerous long-held misconceptions
surrounding the highest office in the
land.
Cloth 2015 464 pp.
978-0-300-19456-2 $45.00
Life of an Environmental Tradition aaron

sachs The garden cemetery, a popular
but largely forgotten tradition of the
pre-Civil War era, has much to teach us
about the history of Americas communal
landscapes and todays environmental
ideas, says the author of this thoughtprovoking book.
New in paper
& The Ages of American Law

Second Edition grant gilmore; with a
new foreword and final chapter by philip
Following its publication in 1974,

Grant Gilmores compact portrait of the
development of American law from the
eighteenth century to the mid-twentieth
century became a classic. In this new
edition, the portrait is brought up to date
with a new chapter by Philip Bobbitt that
surveys the trajectory of American law
since the original publication. Bobbitt also
provides a Foreword on Gilmore and the
celebrated lectures that inspired The Ages
of American Law.
bobbitt
the storrs lectures series
Paper 2015 248 pp.

978-0-300-18991-9 $25.00

978-0-300-20588-6 $25.00
The Good Rich and What

They Cost Us robert f. dalzell, jr.
Through case studies of some of the
richest figures in American history
Washington, Rockefeller, Gates, Winfrey,
and morethis timely book explores
whether Americas strong commitment
to the creation of wealth threatens our
democratic society.
978-0-300-17559-2 $30.00
Ambition, A History From Vice

to Virtue william casey king This
engaging book explores the history of
changing attitudes toward ambition
pernicious vice, admired virtue, both?
and how ambition influenced New
World colonization, the Declaration
of Independence, and Americans
perceptions of themselves.
978-0-300-18280-4 $35.00
Civil Disobedience An American

Tradition lewis perry This stimulating
book examines the 300-year history of
civil disobedience in America: the causes
that have inspired it, the justifications
used to defend it, and the controversies it
has aroused at every turn.
* Cloth 2013 424 pp.
978-0-300-12459-0 $35.00
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American Overview

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New
New
Browned Off and Bloody-Minded
Wellington Waterloo and the Fortunes
The British Soldier Goes to War 19391945

alan allport Viewing World War Two
from the ordinary British servicemans
perspective, Alan Allports colorful, deeply
moving, and unique social history explores
the diverse experiences of the more than
three million unlikely citizen-soldiers who
served in the British Army from 1939 to
1945.
978-0-300-17075-7 $40.00
of Peace 18141852 rory muir For

history buffs and any reader intrigued by
the story of Englands greatest national
hero, this definitive biography offers
a colorful and detailed account of the
Duke of Wellingtons achievements
after Waterloo. The author also provides
insights into the complicated man behind
the legends.
Cloth 2015 672 pp. 32 pp. color illus.
978-0-300-18786-1 $40.00
For God and Kaiser The Imperial
France 1940 Defending the Republic
Austrian Army, 16191918 richard

bassett In this deeply researched and
colorful military history, Richard Bassett
explores the exploits of the Habsburg
army over three centuries, examines the
nature of the multinational, multiethnic
army, and strongly counters previous
views that it was an inadequate and
unsuccessful fighting force.
Cloth 2015 416 pp. 24 b/w illus + 7 maps
978-0-300-17858-6 $45.00
philip nord A prominent historian argues
The Fatal Land War, Empire, and

the Highland Soldier in British America
matthew p. dziennik This compelling
account of the Scottish soldiers service
in Britains North American colonies
demythologizes the image of the
Highlander as a noble savage and explores
how the Highlands of Scotland were
transformed from the most maligned
region of the British Isles into an essential
center of British imperial activity.
the lewis walpole series in eighteenth-century
culture and history

978-0-300-19672-6 $65.00
that the Nazis humiliating defeat of

the French in 1940 was not the fault of
military feebleness or national decadence,
as is commonly understood, but instead
was due to the shameful betrayal by
political and military elites.
Cloth 2015 208 pp.
978-0-300-18987-2 $27.50
When Britain Saved the West The

Story of 1940 robin prior As eloquent
as it is controversial, this book exposes
the full import of events in 1940 when
Britain, unsupported by any other nation,
faced near-certain defeat at the hands of
Nazi Germany, and the fate of Western
civilization hung in the balance.
978-0-300-16662-0 $35.00
Those Who Hold Bastogne The

True Story of the Soldiers and Civilians Who
Fought in the Biggest Battle of the Bulge
peter schrijvers This compelling book
recounts in new detail the horrific siege
of Bastogne in the winter of 194445,
through the personal stories of American
soldiers outnumbered ten-to-one,
Belgians trapped in their strategically
important town, and Hitlers forces
desperate for a decisive victory.
978-0-300-17902-6 $28.00
Military History 11
New in paper
New in paper
Poilu The World War I Notebooks of
Useful Enemies When Waging Wars Is
Corporal Louis Barthas, Barrelmaker,

19141918 louis barthas; translated by
edward m. strauss A French foot soldiers
harrowing record of life and death in
the trenches of World War I describes
the exhausting years of combat, horrific
losses, and the absurdities of military
life. No book could better dispel romantic
notions of war.
978-0-300-21248-8 $22.00
978-0-300-19159-2 $35.00
More Important Than Winning Them david

keen David Keen investigates the factors
that cause and sustain wars and argues
that in order to bring them successfully to
an end we need to understand the complex
interests on all sides.
* Paper 2014 304 pp.
978-0-300-20543-5 $30.00
* Cloth 2012 304 pp.
978-0-300-16274-5 $40.00
Montys Men The British Army and the

Liberation of Europe john buckley From
D-Day to VE-Day, historian John Buckley
offers a radical reexamination of Great
Britains military prowess in the last years
of World War Two, suggesting that the oftmaligned British Army was, in fact, more
than a match for the Nazi war machine.
978-0-300-20534-3 $27.50
978-0-300-13449-0 $35.00
Wellingtons Wars The Making of a

Military Genius huw j. davies This book
offers a provocative reappraisal of the
Duke of Wellingtons brilliant military
career, arguing that his success was based
as much on political acumen as on his
talent as a military commander.
* Paper 2014 336 pp. 16 pp. b/w illus.
978-0-300-20865-8 $30.00
* Cloth 2012 336 pp. 16 pp. b/w illus.
978-0-300-16417-6 $40.00
Citizen Emperor Napoleon in Power

philip dwyer The second volume of
Dwyers widely acclaimed new biography

sheds bright light on Napoleons
sensational myth-making to bolster his
military reputation as well as his political
ruthlessness, evolution as a leader, and
complicated inner life.
* Paper 2015 816 pp. 64 b/w illus., 5 maps
978-0-300-21253-2 $28.00
* Cloth 2013 816 pp. 64 b/w illus., 5 maps
978-0-300-16243-1 $45.00
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Surge My Journey with General David

Petraeus and the Remaking of the Iraq War
peter r. mansoor; with a foreword by david
petraeus and a new afterword by the author
The first full account of the 20078 troop

surge in Iraq reveals how the strategy was
devised and implemented, who supported
the effort and who didnt, and how the
surge changed Iraqi history.
yale library of military history
* Paper 2014 392 pp. 20 b/w illus + 2 maps

978-0-300-20937-2 $20.00
* Cloth 2013 384 pp. 20 b/w illus + 2 maps
978-0-300-17235-5 $28.00
Wellington The Path to Victory 1769

1814 rory muir This masterly new biography provides an authoritative re-evaluation
of Wellingtons career, both as a soldier and
politician, while giving new and unexpected
insights into this talented, complex, and
often difficult man.
* Paper 2015 736 pp. 32 pp. illus., maps
978-0-300-20548-0 $25.00
* Cloth 2013 744 pp. 32 pp. illus., maps
978-0-300-18665-9 $38.00
& The Men Who Lost America

British Leadership, the American Revolution,
and the Fate of the Empire andrew jackson
oshaughnessy This unique account of the
American Revolution brings to light the real
reasons behind the British Empires stunning
and unexpected loss. Winner of over six
awards, including the 2014 George Washington
Book Prize and the New-York Historical Societys
annual American History Book Prize the lewis
walpole series in eighteenth-century culture and history

978-0-300-20940-2 $25.00
* Cloth 2013 480 pp. 33 color illus. + 7 maps
978-0-300-19107-3 $37.50
The Great War for Peace

william
mulligan The First World War is often
viewed as the starting point for later

twentieth-century global violence and
conflict. This compelling book argues that
in fact this war reshaped understandings
of peace and international politics in
important and lasting ways.
978-0-300-17377-2 $35.00
The Making of the First World

War ian f. w. beckett In this original
and spellbinding reinterpretation of the
Great War, a noted historian turns the
spotlight on twelve military, political, and
cultural eventssome nearly forgotten
whose legacies continue to shape our
world today.
978-0-300-20664-7 $20.00
978-0-300-16202-8 $28.50
Perilous Glory The Rise of Western

Military Power john france This major
new history encompasses warfare around
the world from 3100 B.C. to the Gulf War
and challenges accepted ideas about the
development of military strength, the
impact of culture on war, the future of
Western dominance, and much more.
978-0-300-19717-4 $23.00
978-0-300-12074-5 $35.00
Twelve Turning Points of the

Second World War p. m. h. bell
A
fresh exploration of the Second World War
through twelve key events that shaped
the direction and outcome of the conflict.
978-0-300-18770-0 $18.00
The Battle of Marathon
peter krentz
Drawing on early travelers, archaeologists,

geologists, reenactors, and soldiers, Peter
Krentz tells a compelling story that defends
Herodotus account of how the Athenians
won their most famous victory.

978-0-300-17766-4 $22.00
December 1941 Twelve Days that Began

a World War evan mawdsley An account
of twelve days in December 1941, when
interlinked eventsincluding the Battle of
Moscow, the Pearl Harbor raid, and Hitlers
declaration of war on Americadecided the
outcome of a war and changed the course
of a century.
* Paper 2012 360 pp. 16 pp. b/w illus. + 6 maps
978-0-300-18787-8 $20.00
* Cloth 2011 360 pp. 16 pp. b/w illus. + 6 maps
978-0-300-15445-0 $35.00
The Burma Campaign Disaster into

Triumph, 194245 frank mclynn This
book, in essence a quadruple biography, tells
the true story of four larger-than-life Allied
commanders (three Brits and one American)
who battled the Japanese, and sometimes
each other, in the long and bloody Burma
campaign of World War II.

978-0-300-18744-1 $20.00
978-0-300-17162-4 $38.00
Marlboroughs America
stephen
saunders webb This book demonstrates
that the dukes victory in Europe created

Great Britain, and that the dukes
delegates in America transformed
autonomous and underdeveloped colonies
into prosperous and aggressive provinces of
empire. the lewis walpole series in eighteenthcentury culture and history

978-0-300-17859-3 $50.00
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The Real Lives of Roman Britain

guy de la bdoyre This captivating book
Language and Literacy in Roman

Judaea A Study of the Bar Kokhba
is the first to tell the history of Roman

Britain through the individual, personal
stories of its inhabitantsthose who
arrived in Britain from distant lands as
well as indigenous Britons, scarcely
traceable in the Roman records.
978-0-300-20719-4 $40.00
Documents michael owen wise Based

on his extensive study of the Bar Kokhba
texts, a valuable cache of ancient
Middle Eastern artifacts, Michael Wise
offers a comprehensive exploration of
language and literacy in the multi-lingual
environment that was Roman Palestine in
the times of Jesus and Hillel.
the anchor yale bible reference library
Augustus First Emperor of Rome
adrian
goldsworthy Caesar Augustus story, one
of the most riveting in western history,

is filled with drama and contradiction,
risky gambles and unexpected success.
This biography captures the real man
behind the crafted image, his era, and his
influence over two millennia.
978-0-300-17872-2 $35.00
Womens Divination in Biblical

Literature Prophecy, Necromancy, and
Other Arts of Knowledge esther j. hamori
Biblical scholar Esther J. Hamori brings to
light the full scope of womens divination
in ancient Israel as portrayed in the Hebrew
Bible, from the female prophets to the
medium of En-dor to the matriarch who
interprets a birth omen, and more. the
anchor yale bible reference library
Cloth 2015 272 pp.

978-0-300-17891-3 $85.00
Hannibal A Hellenistic Life
eve macdonald
Hannibal, the military genius who

famously marched his war elephants over
the Alps to defeat the Romans, has lived on
in legend since the third century B.C. This
vivid biography reveals the fascinating man
behind the lore and explores his life and
the lost city of Carthage.
Cloth 2015 344 pp. 8 pp. b/w illus.
978-0-300-15204-3 $38.00
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The Ancient World

978-0-300-20453-7 $85.00
New in paper
& The Romans and their World

A Short Introduction brian campbell
A concise history of ancient Rome from
the early Republic to the last Western
Roman emperor, this accessible book
covers politics and emperors, warfare and
the army, culture, the rise of Christianity,
and much more.
* Paper 2014 304 pp. 42 b/w illus.+ 10 maps
978-0-300-20864-1 $25.00
* Cloth 2012 288 pp. 42 b/w illus.+ 10 maps
978-0-300-11795-0 $38.00
& Ancient Rome From Romulus to

Justinian thomas r. martin This concise
and beautifully written history of ancient
Rome from its founding in the eighth
century B.C. through Justinians rule in the
sixth century A.D. pays unique attention
to the values that propelled the Empires
rise and fall.
* Paper 2013 256 pp. 13 maps, 35 b/w illus.
978-0-300-19831-7 $16.00
& Ancient Greece From Prehistoric

to Hellenistic Times, Second Edition
thomas r. martin In this compact yet
comprehensive history of ancient Greece,
Thomas R. Martin brings alive Greek
civilization from its Stone Age roots to the
fourth century B.C.
* Paper 2013 328 pp.
978-0-300-16005-5 $20.00
& Alexander to Constantine
Voting About God in Early Church

Councils ramsay macmullen In this
Archaeology of the Land of the Bible,

Volume III eric m. meyers and mark a.
chancey This lavishly illustrated and
comprehensive introduction is destined
to become the standard book on biblical
archaeology from Alexander the Greats
conquest to Constantines reign.
the anchor yale bible reference library
* Paper 2014 400 pp. 17 color, 170 b/w,

10 maps
978-0-300-20583-1 $25.00
* Cloth 2012 400 pp. 17 color + 170 b/w
illus.; 10 maps
978-0-300-14179-5 $40.00
& Europe Between the Oceans

9000 BCAD 1000 barry cunliffe What
was going on in Europe (a relatively minor
peninsula in world terms) that enabled it
by 1000 A.D. to become a driving global
force? This sensational interdisciplinary
work by a leading archaeologist reorients
our understanding of Old Europes success,
uncovering a set of complex factors that
have gone unrecognized until now.
* Paper 2011 480 pp. 120 b/w + 80 color illus.
978-0-300-17086-3 $35.00
Blood and Mistletoe The History

of the Druids in Britain ronald hutton
Crushed by the Romans in the first
century A.D., the ancient Druids of Britain
left almost no reliable evidence behind.
This captivating book by a world expert
examines what is known of the Druids,
then explores how and why they have
been repeatedly reinvented to play varying
roles in English, Scottish, and Welsh
history.
978-0-300-17085-6 $32.00
original book, an eminent historian

explores how early Christian doctrine
was determined by majority vote in
church councils during the third to sixth
centuries. Ramsey MacMullen brings the
reader directly into council chambers,
where rank and file bishops engage in
debate, then vote to establish a single
Christian orthodoxy.
978-0-300-11596-3 $40.00
The Mysteries of Artemis of

Ephesos Cult, Polis, and Change in the
Graeco-Roman World guy maclean rogers
In a groundbreaking reinterpretation
of ancient polytheism, Guy MacLean
Rogers rethinks and de-naturalizes Roman
imperial history and the transition to
Christianity synkrisis
* Cloth 2013 528 pp.
2 color + 27 b/w illus. + 11 maps
978-0-300-17863-0 $50.00
The Ancient Oracles Making the Gods

Speak richard stoneman This colorful
book traces the entire thousand-year
history of Greek oracles and examines
why they continued to be consulted by
Greek men and women at every level of
society until the Christian abolition of
paganism in A.D. 395.
978-0-300-14042-2 $50.00

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New
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The Dukes Assassin Exile and Death
The Watershed of Modern

Politics francis oakley The concluding
of Lorenzino de Medici stefano dallaglio;

translated by donald weinstein This gripping revisionist history recounts the 1537
slaying of the first Duke of Florence by
his cousin, Lorenzino de Medici, and its
aftermath, unraveling a five-century-old
murder mystery while shedding new light
on the tangled web of political intrigue
surrounding the assassination.
978-0-300-18978-0 $40.00
The Hundred Years War A Peoples

History david green What was life
like for the French and English people,
embroiled in a dreadful century-long
conflict? This book explores the true
human cost of the war for everyone from
peasants, women, clerics, soldiers, and
POWs to kings and knights.
978-0-300-13451-3 $40.00
Becoming an Architect in Renaissance Italy Art, Science, and the Career

of Baldassarre Peruzzi ann c. huppert This
original study offers a reappraisal of an
enigmatic Italian Renaissance artist and
architecthis work contributing to the
emergence of architecture as a profession
and its distinct representational practices.
Cloth 2015 240 pp. 35 color + 140 b/w illus.
978-0-300-20395-0 $85.00
volume of Francis Oakleys authoritative

trilogy on medieval political thought
examines the riots, upheavals, and
regicides of seventeenth-century Europe,
maintaining that they represented a
decisive repudiation of divine kingship
and paved the way for the emergence
of the fundamental tenets of modern
Western politics. the emergence of western
political thought in the latin middle ages
Cloth 2015 400 pp.

978-0-300-19443-2 $85.00
Robert the Bruce King of the Scots

michael penman This fascinating new
biography of the great Scottish hero

focuses on his kingship in the fifteen years
that followed his triumphant victory at
Bannockburn.
978-0-300-14872-5 $45.00
Markets and Marketplaces in

Medieval Italy, c. 1100 to c. 1440
dennis romano Focusing on the spatial,
architectural, and artistic elements of the

medieval marketplace, Dennis Romano
argues that these bustling sites harbored
the origins of commercial capitalism and
Renaissance individualism.
978-0-300-16907-2 $65.00
Medieval Christianity A New History
The Origins of Corporations The
kevin madigan A rich and wide-ranging
Mills of Toulouse in the Middle Ages
guide to the Christian medieval world, this

book encompasses new research findings
on topics such as the role of women, the
lives of ordinary parishioners, attitudes
toward Jews and Muslims, popular
Christianity, saints, mystics, pilgrimages,
and many more.
978-0-300-15872-4 $40.00
germain sicard; translated by matthew
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Renaissance History
landry; edited by william n. goetzmann;

with an introduction by william n.
goetzmann, david le bris, and sbastien
The historical roots of the modern

corporation are explored in this richly
detailed and scrupulously researched
examination of the medieval mill societies
in Toulouse, France, during the Middle
Ages, which gave rise to the corporate
business enterprise as we know it today.
978-0-300-15648-5 $100.00
pouget
New in paper
& The Crusader States
malcolm
The Field of Cloth of Gold
glenn
barber This original and wide-ranging
richardson Historian Glenn Richardson
history of twelfth-century life in the

crusader statesJerusalem, Antioch,
Tripoli, and Edessaexplores the military
battles and cultural clashes as East and
West struggled for dominance.
* Paper 2014 496 pp. 15 b/w illus., 21 maps
978-0-300-20888-7 $32.50
* Cloth 2012 496 pp. 15 b/w illus., 21 maps
978-0-300-11312-9 $40.00
offers a bold new appraisal of the Field

of Cloth of Gold, arguably the most extravagant and controversial international
summit of the Renaissance era, providing
fresh insights into the political realities of
the sixteenth century and the mentalities
of Europes monarchs.
* Cloth 2014 288 pp. 8 pp b/w illus.
978-0-300-14886-2 $65.00
& Dante A Life in Works
robert
hollander Robert Hollander considers
Dantes political writings, commentary,

and other poems as well as the Comedy to
construct a concise intellectual biography
of the great narrative poet.
Paper 2015 240 pp.
978-0-300-21259-4 $26.00
The Conversion of Scandinavia

Vikings, Merchants, and Missionaries in
the Remaking of Northern Europe anders
winroth Drawing on painstaking analysis and paleographic reconstruction of
archeological and literary sources, Anders
Winroth presents a radically new interpretation of the conversion of Scandinavia
from paganism to Christianity in the early
Middle Ages. Winner of the 2013 Gustav
Ranis International Book Prize awarded by the
& The Murder, Betrayal, and

Slaughter of the Glorious Charles,
Count of Flanders galbert of bruges;
MacMillan Center at Yale University

978-0-300-20553-4 $28.00
translated and with an introduction by jeff
This excellent new translation of

medieval Flemish cleric Galbert of Brugess
twelfth century journal describing the
scandalous assassination of Glorious
Charles, count of Flanders, and its bloody
aftermath provides a fascinating, firstperson account of life, politics, power, and
murder in Europe during the Middle Ages.
978-0-300-15230-2 $25.00
rider
& The Spanish Inquisition A

Historical Revision, Fourth Edition henry
kamen In this completely updated
edition, Henry Kamen dispels persistent
myths and offers a new and thoughtprovoking vision of the Inquisitions
place in Mediterranean culture, its
consequences for Jewish culture, its
impact on Spanish intellectual life, and
much more.
978-0-300-18051-0 $25.00
The Music Libel Against the Jews

ruth hacohen This deeply imaginative
and wide-ranging book shows how, since

the first centuries of the Christian era,
gentiles have associated Jews with noise.
* Paper 2013 532 pp. 80 b/w + 9 color illus.
978-0-300-19477-7 $45.00
* Cloth 2011 532 pp. 80 b/w + 9 color illus.
978-0-300-16778-8 $60.00
The English Aristocracy, 1070

1272 A Social Transformation david
crouch This groundbreaking book
offers the first close examination of

the fate of English aristocrats following
William the Conquerors victory. A radical
transformation ensued, the author shows,
as society redefined itself around the
principle of nobility.
978-0-300-11455-3 $75.00
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Renaissance History 17
& The End of Byzantium
harris Shedding new light on the
The Rise of Female Kings in

Europe, 13001800 william monter
final turbulent years of Byzantium, this

evocative book explains how the Ottoman
Turks conquered the thousand-year
empire and reveals the consequences for
ordinary Byzantines and their remarkable
legacy.
978-0-300-18791-5 $35.00
In this lively and pathbreaking book,

William Monter explores Europes increasing acceptance of autonomous female
rule between the late Middle Ages and the
French Revolution by examining the public
careers of its thirty women sovereigns.
* Cloth 2012 304 pp. 18 b/w, 1 map
978-0-300-17327-7 $40.00
The Wars of the Roses
The Book in the Renaissance
jonathan
michael hicks
A magisterial account of the Wars of the

Roses by a renowned historian, explaining
for the first time why they began, why
they kept recurring, and why they ceased.
978-0-300-18157-9 $33.00
978-0-300-11423-2 $75.00
andrew pettegree A groundbreaking
The Anglo-Saxon World n. j.
Savonarola The Rise and Fall of a
higham and m. j. ryan Incorporating
Renaissance Prophet donald weinstein

This deeply considered new biography of
the visionary Dominican provides the first
truly satisfying account of Savonarola, his
charismatic vision, and his fate as a failed
prophet.
* Cloth 2011 400 pp.
978-0-300-11193-4 $45.00
the latest research in a wide range of

disciplines, this definitive history casts
new light on the crucial Anglo-Saxon
period, from the exit of the Romans to the
arrival of William the Conqueror.
* Cloth 2013 496 pp. 100 color illus.,
40 line drawings, 60 maps
978-0-300-12534-4 $45.00
The True History of Merlin the

Magician anne lawrence-mathers
Merlin the Magician has remained an
enthralling and curious individual since
he was made famous by Geoffrey of
Monmouth in the twelfth century. Anne
Lawrence-Mathers explores just who
he was believed to be and what he has
meant to Britain.
978-0-300-14489-5 $45.00
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Renaissance History
study of the fascinating world of books in

the first great age of print, from 1450 to
1600. Winner of the 2011 Phyllis Goodhart
Gordon Book Prize, presented by the Renaissance
Society of America

978-0-300-17821-0 $30.00
Queens and Mistresses of

Renaissance France kathleen
wellman Beginning in 1410 with the
birth of Agns Sorel and continuing

through 1599 with the death of Gabrielle
dEstrees, Kathleen Wellman examines
their lives, accomplishments, and the
iconic status of elite women in the French
court.
978-0-300-17885-2 $50.00

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New
New
The Politics of Religion in Early

Modern France joseph bergin This
Imprudent King A New Life of Philip II
majestic book explores in full detail

the interactions between politics and
religion in France during the crucial
years following the Wars of Religion,
when many unresolved problemsboth
practical and ideological challenged the
leaders of church and state.
* Cloth 2014 392 pp.
978-0-300-20769-9 $85.00
extraordinary archival discoverya trove

of 3,000 documents, unread since the reign
of Philip IIinspired this compelling new
biography, a revised portrait of Spains most
famous king. It reviews his challenges, and
explains his successes and failures.
* Cloth 2014 456 pp. 32 col. illus. + 14 figs.
978-0-300-19653-5 $40.00
The Rise of Thomas Cromwell

Power and Politics in the Reign of Henry
VIII, 14851534 michael everett This
meticulously researched book challenges what has been understood about
Cromwells early political career and rise
to power, arguing that he was neither a
fervent evangelical or Machiavellian politician, but instead was an exceptionally
skilled administrator for Henry VIII.
978-0-300-20742-2 $40.00
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester,

and the World of Elizabethan
Art Painting and Patronage at the Court
of Elizabeth I elizabeth goldring This
detailed and pioneering study offers the
first in-depth look at Robert Dudley, Earl
of Leicester, whose patronage and artcollecting activities made him a powerful
influence on Elizabethan taste. published
for the paul mellon centre for studies in british art

978-0-300-19224-7 $75.00
The Virtue of Sympathy Magic,

Philosophy, and Literature in SeventeenthCentury England seth lobis Seth Lobis
sheds new light on a fascinating subject,
analyzing through English literature of
the seventeenth century the remarkable
transition of the idea of sympathy from
an affinity with the mystical workings
of the universe to the human ability to
empathize with others. yale studies in english
* Cloth 2014 432 pp.
978-0-300-19203-2 $85.00
geoffrey parker Geoffrey Parkers
New in paper
Global Crisis War, Climate Change and

Catastrophe in the Seventeenth Century
geoffrey parker A master historian
uncovers the disturbing connection
between the worldwide tumult of the midseventeenth century and weather changes
during the same period. The inevitable
question arises: are we prepared to deal
with the repercussions of climate change
in our own time? Winner of the Society for
Military History 2014 Distinguished Book Award
* Paper 2014 904 pp. 28 col illus + 55 figs

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The Huguenots
geoffrey treasure This

majestic historical account encompasses
the entire Huguenot experience in
sixteenth- and seventeenth-century France,
from hopeful beginnings and rising political
influence to Catholic reprisals and the
repressive edict that forced hundreds of
thousands to flee the country.
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Making Make-Believe Real Politics as

Theater in Shakespeares Time garry wills
This fascinating study of political stagecraft
during the Elizabethan era explores a period
of vast political change when a canny
Protestant queen understood the power of
make-believe to make power real.
* Paper 2015 424 pp.
978-0-300-21271-6 $20.00
* Cloth 2014 424 pp.
978-0-300-19753-2 $30.00
Early Modern Britain

& Europe 19
Female Alliances Gender, Identity,
A Plague of Informers Conspiracy
and Friendship in Early Britain amanda e.

herbert In the first book-length historical
study of female friendship and alliance for
the early modern period, Amanda Herbert
demonstrates the importance of these
bonds not only to the women themselves
but to the building of the British Atlantic
world.
978-0-300-17740-4 $55.00
and Political Trust in William IIIs England

rachel weil This fascinating study of the
turbulent decade following the Revolution
of 1688 uses stories of plots, sham plots,
and the citizen-informers who discovered
(or fabricated) them to illuminate the
Williamite regimes struggle to establish
political trust and the painful tension it
faced between liberty and security.
culture and history
The Great Plague A Peoples History

evelyn lord This intimate history of
Englands Great Plague of 166566

brings a dark era of contagion and death
to vivid life through personal stories
of loss and survival from a wide range
of individualsfrom common folk to
historical notables Samuel Pepys and Isaac
Newtonin the small British community
of Cambridge.
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Lord Stranges Men and Their

Plays lawrence manley and sally-beth
maclean This colorful account of Lord
Stranges Men, a renowned acting troupe

that briefly dominated the London stage
in the late Elizabethan Era, explores the
companys distinctive approach to the
works of Shakespeare, Marlowe, and others; its bold theatrical innovations; and its
remarkable influence on the dramaturgy
of the time.
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The Christian Monitors The Church

of England and the Age of Benevolence,
16801730 brent s. sirota This original
and persuasive book examines the
moral and religious revival led by the
Anglican Church after the Glorious
Revolution, and shows how that revival
laid the groundwork for a burgeoning civil
society in Britain. the lewis walpole series in
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978-0-300-16710-8 $65.00
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Early Modern Britain

& Europe

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& Utopia Second Edition thomas

more; translated and introduced by
clarence h. miller; with a new afterword
Preeminent More scholar

Clarence H. Miller does justice to the full
range of Mores rhetoric in this masterful
translation of Utopia. In a new afterword
to this edition, Jerry Harp contextualizes
Utopia within the wider frames of
European humanism and the Renaissance.
978-0-300-18610-9 $8.95
by jerry harp
Household Politics Conflict in

Early Modern England don herzog In
Household Politics, Don Herzog argues
that early modern English canonical
sources and sermons, which often urge
the subordination of women, were
blathernot that they were irrelevant,
but that plenty of people rolled their eyes
at them.
* Cloth 2013 224 pp.
978-0-300-18078-7 $45.00
Rebranding Rule The Restoration and

Revolution Monarchy, 16601714 kevin
sharpe This is the monarchs attempted
to culturally justify their rule in the years
following the restoration of Charles II.
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New
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Sex, Money and Personal

Character in Eighteenth-Century
British Politics marilyn morris
Jonathan Swift His Life and His
Analyzing the changing views of political

virtue in eighteenth-century Britain,
Marilyn Morris explores the origins of the
modern dilemma over private lives, public
character, and suitability for leadership.
culture and history
* Cloth 2015 272 pp. 16 color illus.

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The Moral Culture of the Scottish

Enlightenment 16901805 thomas
ahnert Upending decades of Enlighten-
ment scholarship, Thomas Ahnert argues

that, contrary to common belief, the
champions of the Scottish Enlightenment
were more reliant on religion, and more
skeptical of the power of reason alone, in
achieving enlightenment. the lewis walpole
series in eighteenth-century culture and history
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The Fortunes of Francis Barber

The True Story of the Jamaican Slave Who
Became Samuel Johnsons Heir michael
bundock This compelling book chronicles
a young boys journey from the horrors of
Jamaican slavery to the heart of Londons
literary world, and tells the story of
the unlikely friendship with Dr. Samuel
Johnson that changed both their lives.
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Fashion Victims Dress at the Court of

Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette kimberly
chrisman-campbell This thoughtful,
lavishly illustrated, and highly readable
book offers an account of the fabulous
French fashion world in the preRevolutionary period.
978-0-300-15438-2 $60.00
World leo damrosch In this major new

biography, Leo Damrosch tells the story
of Swifts life anew, probing holes in the
existing evidence to show how the public
version of his lifethe one accepted until
recentlywas deliberately misleading.
Winner of the 2013 National Book Critics Circle
Award in the category of Biography

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& Selected Writings of Thomas

Paine edited by ian shapiro and jane
e. calvert; with an introduction by ian
shapiro; with essays by j. c. d. clark, jane
e. calvert, and eileen hunt botting
This
edition contains Thomas Paines essential
works together with commentary that
reflects the best historical thinking on this
seminal figure in the American Revolution.
rethinking the western tradition
* Paper 2014 720 pp.

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Facts and Inventions Selections from

the Journalism of James Boswell edited by
paul tankard This fascinating selection
of the journalistic writings of James
Boswell, best known as the biographer
of Samuel Johnson, reveals an intriguing
new facet of this complex and engaging
literary figure.
978-0-300-14126-9 $115.00
Adam Smiths Pluralism Rationality,

Education, and the Moral Sentiments
jack russell weinstein A radical new
appreciation of the writings and theories
of Adam Smith, an eighteenth-century
Scottish political and moral philosopher,
and pioneer of modern economic theory.
* Cloth 2013 360 pp.
978-0-300-16253-0 $65.00
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Robespierre A Revolutionary Life
Enlightenments Frontier
peter mcphee Was Robespierre a heroic
The Scottish Highlands and the

Origins of Environmentalism fredrik
albritton jonsson This book looks
at the eighteenth-century Scottish
Enlightenment, which gave birth to
modern-day environmentalism, and sheds
new light on Scottish thinkers from the
era, including Adam Smith and his defense
of free markets. the lewis walpole series in
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martyr or a bloodthirsty tyrant? This

book combines new research and a deep
understanding of the French Revolution
to provide a fresh and nuanced portrait of
one of historys most controversial figures.
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& A Vindication of the Rights of

Woman mary wollstonecraft; edited
by eileen hunt botting; with essays by ruth
abbey, eileen hunt botting, norma clarke,
madeline cronin, and virginia sapiro
This
comprehensive new edition includes

essays by leading Wollstonecraft scholars
that examine both the historical and
contemporary political relevance and
enduring legacies of this groundbreaking
Enlightenment era document.
* Paper 2014 368 pp.

978-0-300-17647-6 $15.00
Aristocratic Vice The Attack on

Duelling, Suicide, Adultery, and Gambling
in Eighteenth-Century England donna t.
andrew This book examines the outrage
against the four vices associated with
the aristocracy in eighteenth-century
Englandduelling, suicide, adultery,
and gamblingand the subsequent
emergence of the middle class.
978-0-300-18433-4 $55.00
William Beckford First Prime Minister

of the London Empire perry gauci
This first-ever biography of William
Thomas Beckford provides a unique look
at British history from the perspective
of the colonies where he spent his early
years. Even in his own time, Beckford
was seen as a metaphor for the dramatic
changes occurring during this era.
culture and history

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The Age of Reason
The Watchful Clothier The Life of an

Eighteenth-Century Protestant Capitalist
matthew kadane The recently discovered
diary of eighteenth-century English clothier
Joseph Ryder provides an illuminating,
real-life perspective on the relationship
between capitalism and Protestantism
in the 1700s. the lewis walpole series in
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Making Way for Genius The Aspiring

Self in France from the Old Regime to the
New kathleen kete Examining the lives
and works of Germaine de Stael, Stendahl,
and Georges Cuvier, historian Kathleen Kete
creates a groundbreaking cultural history of
ambition in post-Revolutionary Napoleonic
and Restoration France.
978-0-300-17482-3 $40.00
Captain Cook Master of the Seas

frank mclynn Bestselling biographer
Frank McLynn presents a vivid, remarkable

reappraisal of Captain James Cook,
illuminating an aspect of the legendary
explorers life that has been largely
overlooked by recent writers: his identity
as a brilliant seaman.
978-0-300-18431-0 $22.00
The Enlightened Economy An
Johnson and Boswell A Biography of
Economic History of Britain 17001850

joel mokyr This incisive examination of
the origins of the modern economy during
the Industrial Revolution also explains
why this phenomenon came to fruition in
Britain. the new economic history of britain series
Paper 2012 550 pp.
978-0-300-18951-3 $35.00
Friendship john b. radner In this book

John Radner examines the fluctuating,
close, and complex friendship experienced
by Samuel Johnson and James Boswell,
from the day they met in 1763 to the day
when Boswell published his monumental
Life of Johnson.
978-0-300-17875-3 $50.00
Solomons Secret Arts The Occult in

the Age of Enlightenment paul monod
This illuminating book reveals the
surprising extent to which great and
lesser-known thinkers of the Age of
Enlightenment embraced the spiritual, the
magical, and the occult.
978-0-300-12358-6 $50.00
Mayhem Post-War Crime and Violence

in Britain, 174853 nicholas rogers A
vivid account of the crime wave and
subsequent moral panic that gripped the
streets of London after the demobilization
of thousands of soldiers and sailors
following the end of the War of Austrian
Succession. Winner of the 2013 John Ben
Snow Prize sponsored by the North American
Conference on British Studies the lewis walpole
David Hume The Philosopher as

Historian nicholas phillipson A giant of
the eighteenth-century Enlightenment,
David Hume was one of the most important philosophers ever to write in English.
He was also a brilliant historian. In this
booka new and revised edition of his
1989 classicNicholas Phillipson shows
how Hume freed history from religion
and politics.
* Paper 2012 168 pp.
978-0-300-18166-1 $17.50
1688 The First Modern Revolution
steve
pincus In this bold new narrative history
Steve Pincus argues that Englands

Glorious Revolution was a fundamental
turning point in the making of the
modern world. Winner of the 2010 Gustav
Ranis International Book Prize, given by the
MacMillan Center; Winner of the 2010 Morris
D. Forkosch Prize given by the American
Historical Association the lewis walpole series in
series in eighteenth-century culture and history
* Cloth 2013 272 pp. 12 b/w illus., 3 graphs

978-0-300-16962-1 $50.00
The Familiarity of Strangers

The Sephardic Diaspora, Livorno, and
Cross-Cultural Trade in the Early Modern
Period francesca trivellato This
groundbreaking book takes a new
approach to the study of cross-cultural
trade, blending archival research with
historical narrative and economic analysis.
The author focuses on the early modern
Jewish diasporic community of Livorno,
Tuscany, and its extensive business
ties with Jews and non-Jews across the
Mediterranean and Europe. Co-winner of
the 2010 Jordan Schnitzer Book Award, given by
the Association of Jewish Studies; Winner of the
2010 Leo Gershoy Award, given by the American
Historical Association

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978-0-300-17143-3 $27.50
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Dirty Old London The Victorian Fight
The Literary Churchill Author, Reader,
Against Filth lee jackson Lee Jackson

guides us through the filthy streets,
squalid slums, injurious factories, and dirty
homes of the Victorian metropolis, and
introduces us to the heroes who (quite
literally) fought against the tide of filth in
nineteenth-century London.
978-0-300-19205-6 $38.00
Actor jonathan rose This striking portrait

of Churchill reveals the profound influence of literature and theater on the life he
composed for himself, his own writings, his
political agenda, and the critical decisions he
made during World War II.
978-0-300-21234-1 $25.00
978-0-300-20407-0 $35.00
New in paper
Libertys Dawn A Peoples History of

the Industrial Revolution emma griffin
Looking at hundreds of autobiographies
penned between 1760 and 1900, this
remarkable book offers an intimate
firsthand account of how the Industrial
Revolution was experienced by the
working class.
* Paper 2014 320 pp.
978-0-300-20525-1 $35.00
Jack the Ripper The Forgotten Victims
The Great Charles Dickens

Scandal michael slater Was Charles
Wilfred Owen
Dickens the secret lover of young actress

Nelly Ternan? How would a man of his
renown have hidden such an affair?
This engaging book is the first complete
account of the scandal that threatened
to ruin Dickens and of the cover-up that
continued for generations.
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978-0-300-11219-1 $35.00
Victorian Bloomsbury
The Marquess of Queensberry

Wildes Nemesis linda stratmann The
Marquess of Queensberry is as famous for
his role in the downfall of one of our greatest literary geniuses as he was for helping
establish the rules for modern-day boxing.
Linda Stratmanns biography paints a
riveting, complex picture of this man.
978-0-300-20520-6 $30.00
978-0-300-17380-2 $40.00
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Victorian &
20th-Century Britain
paul begg, with john bennett This
intriguing exploration of unsolved slayings in

Britain and even across the seas illuminates
the Ripper case, contemporary life in London,
police procedures, medical practices, and
much more.
978-0-300-11720-2 $35.00
guy cuthbertson
This new biography of one of Britains most

loved poets provides a fresh account of
Wilfred Owens life and formative influences.
978-0-300-15300-2 $40.00
rosemary
ashton This book is the first account of
Bloomsburys evolution as the undisputed

intellectual quarter of London during the
nineteenth centurybefore the heyday of
the Bloomsbury Group.
978-0-300-15447-4 $45.00
& Nights Out Life in Cosmopolitan

London judith r. walkowitz In this lively
book Judith Walkowitz shows how Londons
sophisticated and subversive Soho district
became a showcase for a new twentiethcentury cosmopolitan identity.
* Cloth 2012 432 pp. 37 b/w + 8 pp. col illus.
978-0-300-15194-7 $45.00
Henry V
King Stephen
christopher allmand This

sweepingly majestic book is based on the
full range of primary sources and sets
the reign in its full European context.
Christopher Allmand shows that Henry
V not only united the country in war but
also provided domestic security, solid
government, and a much needed sense
of national pride. The book includes an
updated foreword which takes stock of
more recent publications in the field.
978-0-300-07370-6 $28.00
Edward the Confessor
frank
barlow Frank Barlows magisterial
biography, first published in 1970 and

now reissued with new material, rescues
Edward the Confessor from contemporary
myth and subsequent bogus scholarship.
Disentangling verifiable fact from saintly
legend, he vividly re-creates the final
years of the Anglo-Danish monarchy and
examines England before the Norman
Conquest with deep insight and great
historical understanding.
978-0-300-07156-6 $26.00
Mary I Englands Catholic Queen
john
edwards This authoritative biography
of the first Tudor queen reveals in new

detail Marys connections with Spain, her
fraught relationships with her father King
Henry VIII and half-sister Elizabeth, her
religious fervor and how it led to horrible
violence, and much more.
978-0-300-19416-6 $28.00
thelstan The First King of England

sarah foot This biography of King
Athelstan (924939), who reigned briefly

but brilliantly, reveals for the first time
his personal life, his spectacular military
victories, and why he may justly be called
the first English monarch.
* Paper 2012 304 pp. 16 pp. b/w illus. + 3 maps
978-0-300-18771-7 $35.00
edmund king This

compelling biography provides the most
complete picture yet of King Stephen, the
unfortunate monarch whose twelfthcentury reign descended into long years of
civil war as his family and allies struggled
to save his throne.
978-0-300-18195-1 $38.00
Edward III
w. mark ormrod An
enlightening biography that takes a
deeper look at the personality of this
celebrated warrior king, emphasising
the importance of Edwards familial
relationships and his achievement of a
cohesive stable nation.
978-0-300-19408-1 $35.00
Henry VIII j. j. scarisbrick
First
published in 1968, J. J. Scarisbricks Henry
VIII remains the standard account, a
thorough exploration of the documentary
sources, stylishly written and highly
readable. In an updated foreword,
Professor Scarisbrick takes stock of
subsequent research and places his classic
account within the context of recent
publications.
978-0-300-07158-0 $27.00
George II King and Elector
andrew
c. thompson This landmark biography
of Britains last foreign-born monarch

presents a richly detailed portrait of
the king as a vital part of the governing
process and as a dynastic patriarch, patron
of the arts, and political survivor. The book
reassesses George IIs achievements and
the enduring impact of his reign.
978-0-300-18777-9 $35.00

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New
A Natural History of English

Gardening 16501800 mark laird
Beyond the Tower A History of East
Examining the periods broader context,

this glorious book seeks to frame the
quests for order within the garden and the
natural worldan invaluable contribution
to landscape and horticultural history.
Winner of the 2013 David R. Coffin Publication
Grant, given by the Foundation for Landscape
Studies published for the paul mellon centre for
studies in british art

978-0-300-19636-8 $75.00
The Old Boys The Decline and Rise of

the Public School david turner Londonbased journalist David Turners colorful
history of Britains public schools, from
the foundation of Winchester College in
1382 to the modern day, offers a fresh and
mostly positive reappraisal of a controversial educational system that is still considered the embodiment of privilege and
elitism by many in the United Kingdom.
978-0-300-18992-6 $65.00
New in paper
The Gardens of the British

Working Class margaret willes
Spanning four centuries, Margaret Willess
vibrant peoples history examines the
myriad ways that the popular cultivation
of plants, vegetables, and flowers has
played an integral role in everyday British
life for more than four centuries.
* Paper 2015 424 pp. 16 pp. color + 87 b/w illus.
978-0-300-21235-8 $35.00
* Cloth 2014 416 pp. 16 pp. color + 87 b/w illus.
978-0-300-18784-7 $40.00
London john marriott In this beautifully

illustrated history of this iconic district,
John Marriott draws on twenty-five years
of research into the subject to present an
authoritative and endlessly fascinating
account. With the aid of copious maps,
archive prints and photographs, and
the words of East Londoners from
seventeenth-century silk weavers to
Cockneys during the Blitz, he explores the
relationship between the East End and the
rest of London, and challenges many of
the myths that surround the area.
978-0-300-18775-5 $40.00
978-0-300-14880-0 $45.00
Landscapes of London The City, the

Country, and the Suburbs, 16601840
elizabeth mckellar This lively book offers
a fascinating investigation tracing the
growth of the suburbs of London back to
the 17th century. published for the paul
mellon centre for studies in british art

978-0-300-10913-9 $85.00
The Making of the English

Gardener Plants, Books and Inspiration,
15601660 margaret willes A
fascinating history of the people and
publications that revolutionized Britains
gardens in the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries, from extravagant estates to
humble kitchen plots, and the links they
forged with the wider world.
* Paper 2013 312 pp. 80 b/w +24 pp. color illus.
978-0-300-19726-6 $30.00
* Cloth 2011 336 pp. 80 b/w +24 pp. color illus.
978-0-300-16382-7 $50.00

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British Overview
New
New
The Art of Peacemaking Political
Memory Unearthed The Lodz Ghetto
Essays by Istvn Bib istvn bib; trans-
Photographs of Henryk Ross edited by
lated by pter psztor; edited and with an
maia-mari sutnik; with essays by maia-mari
introduction by ivn zoltn dnes; with a
sutnik, bernice eisenstein, robert jan van
This magisterial compendium of essays introduces

English-speaking audiences to the work of
Hungarian essayist Istvn Bib, one of the
foremost theorists and psychologists of
twentieth-century European politics and
culture. world thought in translation
Cloth 2015 488 pp.
978-0-300-20378-3 $85.00
pelt, michael mitchell, and eric beck rubin
foreword by adam michnik
Lon Blum
pierre birnbaum A new

appreciation of the life and legacy of Lon
Blum, the first Jewish prime minister of
France, paints a rich and colorful portrait
of an extraordinary man whose political
convictions were shaped and driven by his
religious and cultural background.
jewish lives

978-0-300-18980-3 $25.00
Family Politics Domestic Life,

Devastation and Survival, 19001950 paul
ginsborg This masterly history explores
the effects of political upheaval on family
life and, in turn, the impact of families on
revolutionary change itself. Encompassing
five nation states in key moments of
transition, the book shines new light on
families caught up in the winds of history.
* Cloth 2014 544 pp. 15 col + 59 b/w illus.
978-0-300-11211-5 $35.00
Artists Under Hitler Collaboration

and Survival in Nazi Germany jonathan
petropoulos In this nuanced exploration
of some of the most acute moral
questions of the Third Reich era, the
author examines the choices of prominent
artistsLeni Riefenstahl, Paul Hindemith,
Albert Speer, and otherswho sought
accommodation with the Nazi regime.
978-0-300-19747-1 $40.00
Henryk Rosss photographs, covertly taken

during the war, capture both intimate and
quotidian moments in the Lodz Ghetto in
Poland. distributed for the art gallery of ontario
Paper over Board 2015 240 pp. 350 color illus.
978-0-300-20722-4 $40.00
New in paper
Isaac and Isaiah The Covert Punishment

of a Cold War Heretic david caute In this
account of the ideological clash between
two of the most influential scholars of the
Cold War years, the author uncovers a hidden
act that cost one man a university chair
while the other continued to be honored.
* Paper 2015 352 pp.
978-0-300-21232-7 $27.50
* Cloth 2013 352 pp.
978-0-300-19209-4 $40.00
A World Without Jews The Nazi

Imagination from Persecution to Genocide
alon confino Tracing the stories the
Nazis told themselves about their past and
destiny, Confino proposes a penetrating new
assessment of the Holocaust, showing how
a world without Jews was conceivable and
imaginable before and during the war.
978-0-300-21251-8 $20.00
978-0-300-18854-7 $30.00
& Auschwitz and After Second

Edition charlotte delbo; translated by
rosette c. lamont; with a new introduction
by lawrence l. langer
Written by a member
of the French resistance who became an
important literary figure in postwar France,
this moving memoir of life and death in
Auschwitz and the post-war experiences of
women survivors has become a key text for
Holocaust studies classes.
* Paper 2014 392 pp.
978-0-300-19077-9 $25.00
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New in paper
Forbidden Music The Jewish
Orderly and Humane The Expulsion of
Composers Banned by the Nazis michael

haas This groundbreaking book looks
at the Jewish composers and musicians
banned by the Third Reich and the
consequences for music throughout the
rest of the twentieth century.
* Paper 2014 376 pp.
978-0-300-20535-0 $30.00
* Cloth 2013 376 pp.
978-0-300-15430-6 $38.00
the Germans after the Second World War

r. m. douglas This book reveals for the first
time the story of an unparalleled episode
of mass human rights abuse. Winner of the
Hitlers Philosophers
yvonne
sherratt Astonishingly, Hitler gained
the backing of many intellectuals of his

time. This book is the first to uncover the
chilling story of the philosophers who
supported the Nazis, and those whose
lives were destroyed by them.
978-0-300-20547-3 $27.50
978-0-300-15193-0 $35.00
The Passage to Europe How a

Continent Became a Union luuk van
middelaar This essential book explains
the origins of the European Union, the
forces binding it together and driving it
forward, and how political leaders will
surmount the current economic turmoil.
* Paper 2014 392 pp.
978-0-300-20533-6 $30.00
* Cloth 2013 392 pp.
978-0-300-18112-8 $45.00
Exit Berlin How One Woman Saved Her

Family from Nazi Germany charlotte r.
bonelli; with translations from the german
This remarkable
collection of letters between German
Jews trapped in Nazi Germany and their
relatives in the United States offers rare
insights into the challenges of an average
American family responding to desperate
requests for refuge and aid.
978-0-300-19752-5 $30.00
2013 George Louis Beer Prize given by the American

Historical Association
* Paper 2013 512 pp. 12 b/w illus. + 1 map

978-0-300-19820-1 $30.00
Good Italy, Bad Italy Why Italy Must

Conquer Its Demons to Face the Future bill
emmott A respected journalist explores
Italys fascinating dual national character,
the nations descent into economic malaise
and political corruption, and what can be
done to ensure a return to more prosperous
and more democratic times.
* Paper 2013 312 pp.
978-0-300-19716-7 $20.00
* Cloth 2012 304 pp.
978-0-300-18630-7 $30.00
Belonging and Genocide Hitlers

Community, 19181945 thomas khne
How could the German people have
condoned and participated in the Holocaust?
Thomas Khne offers a provocative answer
to this troubling question.
* Paper 2013 224 pp.
978-0-300-19828-7 $30.00
Totally Unofficial The Autobiography of

Raphael Lemkin edited by donna-lee frieze
This never-before-published autobiography
recounts the life of a giant among modern
ethical thinkers, a Holocaust survivor who
invented the word genocide, inspired
the 1948 UN Genocide Convention, and
profoundly influenced human rights history.
* Cloth 2013 328 pp.
978-0-300-18696-3 $40.00
by natascha bodemann
28 20th & 21st-Century Europe
Hitlers Hangman The Life of Heydrich

robert gerwarth This chilling biography
tells the full story of the Butcher of Prague

for the first time. Heydrich commanded the
SS Security Service, the Gestapo, and the
Nazi Criminal Police; organized the SS killing
squads; and helped plan the Final Solution.
978-0-300-18772-4 $20.00
978-0-300-11575-8 $38.00
New
New
Stalins World Dictating the Soviet
Like a Bomb Going Off Leonid
Order sarah davies and james harris

Drawing on recently declassified material
from Stalins personal archive, this is the
first attempt by scholars to systematically
analyze the ways in which Stalin
interpreted and envisioned his world.
* Cloth 2014 360 pp.
978-0-300-18281-1 $85.00
Yakobson and Ballet as Resistance in Soviet

Russia janice ross; foreword by lynn
garafola The courageous life and work
of a largely unheralded but truly iconic
genius, the Russian Jewish choreographer
Leonid Yakobson, whose politically risky
ballets continually provoked the repressive
Soviet political authorities, is celebrated in
this moving and powerful biography.
978-0-300-20763-7 $40.00
Silence Was Salvation Child Survivors

of Stalins Terror and World War II in
the Soviet Union cathy a. frierson In
this powerful and moving oral history,
ten now-grown survivors of political
repression in the Soviet Union during
the reign of Joseph Stalin share their
personal stories of childhood banishment,
starvation, abuse, and endurance.
annals of communism series

978-0-300-17945-3 $65.00
Siberia A History of the People
janet
Stalin and the Lubianka A Documentary History of the Political Police and
Security Organs in the Soviet Union,
19221953 david r. shearer and vladimir
khaustov This fascinating documentary
history is the first English-language exploration of Joseph Stalins relationship with,
and manipulation of, the Soviet political
police. annals of communism series
Cloth 2015 392 pp.
978-0-300-17189-1 $85.00
m. hartley In this profoundly human
account, the history and development

of Siberia, one of the worlds most
inhospitable regions, is explored through
the lives of those who settled therefrom
sixteenth-century Cossacks to Soviet
gulag prisoners to present day Russian
entrepreneurs seeking new opportunities
in the nothingness.
978-0-300-16794-8 $38.00
Ukrainian Nationalism Politics,
Stalin New Biography of a Dictator
Works in Progress Plans and Realities
oleg
v. khlevniuk; translated by nora s. favorov
From the author whose knowledge of

Soviet era archives far surpasses that
of any other scholar, this engrossing
biography reconstructs Stalins life and
fully explores his crimes as the twentieth
centurys most murderous dictator.
978-0-300-16388-9 $35.00
Ideology, and Literature, 19291956

myroslav shkandrij This revealing
historical analysis of the Organization of
Ukrainian Nationalists argues that the
previously ignored creative literature of
interwar nationalism offers a key insight
into nationalisms potent mythmaking.
Cloth 2015 344 pp.
978-0-300-20628-9 $85.00
on Soviet Farms, 19301963 jenny leigh

smith This book presents the first full
inquiry into the Soviet Unions failed
project to industrialize and modernize its
agricultural system. Acknowledging the
impact of hubris and shortsightedness,
the author also gives balanced
consideration to the achievements and
successes, however modest.

978-0-300-20069-0 $85.00
Russian & Slavic History 29
New
Ukraine Crisis What It Means for the
Gulag Town, Company Town Forced
West andrew wilson A leading Ukraine

specialist and firsthand witness to the
2014 Uprising combines a spellbinding,
on-the-scene account of the violence in
Kiev with a deeply informed analysis of
what precipitated the events, Russias
annexation of Crimea, and why problems
in the region are far from resolution.
* Paper 2014 248 pp.
978-0-300-21159-7 $17.00
Labor and Its Legacy in Vorkuta alan

barenberg A major work of cutting-edge
historiography, Alan Barenbergs history of
Vorkuta, an arctic coal-mining outpost originally established as a prison camp complex
during the Soviet Unions Stalinist era, offers
a radical reassessment of the infamous
Gulag Archipelago. the yale-hoover series on
stalin, stalinism, and the cold war
978-0-300-17944-6 $65.00
New in paper
An Uncanny Era Conversations

between Vclav Havel and Adam
Michnik edited, translated, and with
an introduction by elzbieta matynia A
remarkable series of political discussions

between Czechoslovakian playwright
and president Vclav Havel and esteemed
Polish journalist Adam Michniktwo
of the leading intellectual icons of the
revolution in Eastern Europeis published
in book form and in English for the first
time.
978-0-300-21261-7 $17.00
978-0-300-20403-2 $25.00
The Trouble with History Morality,

Revolution, and Counterrevolution adam
michnik; edited by irena grudzinska gross;
translated by elzbieta matynia, agnieszka
marczyk, and roman czarny
Eastern
European dissident Adam Michnik, one
of the most courageous and controversial
journalists of our age, compares modernday Poland to post-revolutionary France in
this profound and brilliant meditation on
politics, morality, history, and the virus of
fundamentalism. politics and culture
* Paper 2015 208 pp.
978-0-300-21262-4 $17.00
* Cloth 2014 208 pp.
978-0-300-18597-3 $25.00
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Russian & Slavic History
Genocide on the Drina River
edina
`
` The authors scholarly yet
becirevic
intensely personal history of the ethnic

cleansing committed by Serbians against
Bosnian Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina
in the 1990s is an essential in-depth study
of the devastating and dehumanizing
effects of genocide on individual destinies
and the mechanisms of its denial.
* Cloth 2014 264 pp.
978-0-300-19258-2 $65.00
Secret Cables of the Comintern,

19331943 fridrikh i. firsov, harvey
klehr, and john earl haynes This book
is the first to examine coded telegraphs

exchanged between Comintern supervisors
in Moscow and Communist Party leaders
around the world. annals of communism series
* Cloth 2014 320 pp.
978-0-300-19822-5 $40.00
Practicing Stalinism Bolsheviks, Boyars,

and the Persistence of Tradition j. arch getty
A fascinating inquiry into patrimonial clan
politics under the Stalinist political system.
* Cloth 2013 384 pp.
978-0-300-16929-4 $45.00
Myth, Memory, Trauma Rethinking the Stalinist Past in the Soviet Union,
195370 polly jones Drawing on newly
available materials from the Soviet archives,
Polly Jones offers an innovative, comprehensive account of de-Stalinization in the Soviet
Union during the Khrushchev and early
Brezhnev eras. eurasia past and present
* Cloth 2013 376 pp.
978-0-300-18512-6 $65.00
St Petersburg Shadows of the Past
& Gulag Voices An Anthology
edited
catriona kelly In this beautifully
by anne applebaum Pulitzer Prize-winning
illustrated and highly original book

Catriona Kelly explores the recent history
of St. Petersburg, one of the worlds most
alluring cities.
* Cloth 2014 488 pp. 110 b/w + 12 pp. col. illus.
978-0-300-16918-8 $35.00
author Anne Applebaum brings together

a unique collection of Gulag survivors
memoirs. annals of communism series
* Paper 2012 216 pp.
978-0-300-17783-1 $18.00
Atlas of the Ethno-Political

History of the Caucasus arthur
Russias Cold War From the October
An original collection of fiftyseven maps with commentaries on the

ethnic, religious, and linguistic makeup of
the Caucasus, from the eighteenth century
to present, this atlas helps untangle the
exceptionally complicated history in this
region.
* Cloth 2014 240 pp. 57 color maps
978-0-300-15308-8 $150.00
Revolution to the Fall of the Wall jonathan

haslam Far more than merely a straightforward history of the Cold War, this book
presents the first account of politics and
decision making at the highest levels of
Soviet power: how Soviet leaders saw
political and military events, what they
were trying to accomplish, their miscalculations, and the ways they took advantage
of Western ignorance.
* Paper 2012 544 pp.
978-0-300-18819-6 $30.00
The Leningrad Blockade, 1941

1944 A New Documentary History from
It Was a Long Time Ago, and It

Never Happened Anyway Russia
tsutsiev; translated by nora seligman

favorov
the Soviet Archives richard bidlack and

nikita lomagin; translations by marian
Based on new archival research,

this book presents a comprehensive
account of the German siege of Leningrad
in 194143, during which close to one
million Leningraders perished.
schwartz

978-0-300-19816-4 $40.00
The Most Musical Nation Jews

and Culture in the Late Russian Empire
james loeffler Drawing on a mass
of unpublished writings and archival
sources from prerevolutionary Russian
conservatories, this book offers an
insightful account of the Jewish search
for a modern identity in Russia through
music, rather than politics or religion.
Winner of the 2011 University of Southern
California Book Prize in Literary and Cultural
Studies sponsored by the Association for Slavic,
East European, and Eurasian Studies

978-0-300-19830-0 $40.00
and the Communist Past david satter

This compelling and original book explores
why Russia has ignored the lessons of its
tragic Communist experience and shows
how a deep-rooted lack of respect for the
individual blocks the nations way to a
stable and democratic future.
* Paper 2013 400 pp.
978-0-300-19237-7 $25.00
The Voice of the People Letters

from the Soviet Village, 1918-1932 by c.
j. storella and a. k. sokolov; documents

translated by c. j. storella
This book
offers a unique history from below that
illuminates peasants confrontation with
the demands of a powerful state and
their efforts to contend with the changes
introduced into their daily lives and work
by the Russian Revolution.
* Cloth 2013 448 pp.
978-0-300-11233-7 $75.00
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New
New
Italian Venice A History r. j. b.
Global Rules America, Britain and a
bosworth In this elegant book Richard
Bosworth explores the history of Venice in

the century and a half following the citys
absorption into the Italian nation state in
October 1866.
978-0-300-19387-9 $40.00
Weimar From Enlightenment to

the Present michael h. kater In this
fascinating and surprisingly provocative
history of Weimar, author Michael H.
Kater chronicles the rise and fall of
one Germanys most iconic cities, from
Enlightenment artists mecca to repressed
Nazi small town to present-day obscurity.
978-0-300-17056-6 $45.00
European Intellectual History

from Rousseau to Nietzsche frank
m. turner; edited by richard a. lofthouse
One of the most distinguished cultural

and intellectual historians of recent times
explores the forging of modern European
thought, from the enlightenment to the
dawn of the twentieth century.
Cloth 2015 320 pp. 14 col. illus.
978-0-300-20729-3 $40.00
The Politics of Cultural Retreat

Imperial Bureaucracy in Austrian Galicia,
17721867 iryna vushko The illuminating history of the well-intentioned but
generally misguided attempts of Austrian
imperial officials to govern, remake, and
modernize the Hapsburg crownland of
Galicia in the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries is a fascinating story of statebuilding, nationalism, impractical political
theory, and bureaucracy.
978-0-300-20727-9 $85.00
32 European & World History
Disordered World james e. cronin This

penetrating new political, economic,
and diplomatic history explores the
United States and Great Britains special
relationshipa partnership forged by a
shared dedication to a new world order
based on an open market economyfrom
the last years of the Cold War through the
Age of Terror.
Cloth 2014 416 pp.
978-0-300-15148-0 $45.00
The Killing Compartments The

Mentality of Mass Murder abram de
swaan Eminent social scientist Abram
de Swaan offers a sobering and incisive
survey of genocide around the world,
exploring why some regimes sanction
mass murder and how they convince
ordinary citizens to participate in the
slaughter.
Cloth 2015 344 pp.
978-0-300-20872-6 $35.00
The International Novel
annabel
patterson A fascinating new work of
literary criticism explores twelve prime

examples of the International Novel,
award-winning fiction that deals with
nationalism, internationalism, and
other issues of great political and social
significance, from countries marginalized
in the era of globalization.
* Paper 2014 272 pp. 9 b/w maps
978-0-300-19800-3 $30.00
New in paper
The Danube A Journey Upriver from the

Black Sea to the Black Forest nick thorpe
In this engaging book the author takes an
unexpected journey up the entire length
of the Danube River and provides a vivid
record of the people he encounters, the
recent and ancient history of the region,
and the lands through which the great
river flows.
978-0-300-20545-9 $28.00
New
New in paper
Samurai and the Culture of

Japans Great Peace fabian drixler,
Gandhi A Spiritual Biography
william d. fleming, and robert george
wheeler Through artifacts from the Yale
Peabody Museum of Natural History and

other collections at Yale University, this
lavishly illustrated volume takes readers
on a journey into Japans early modern
cultural and political history. distributed
for yale peabody museum of natural history
PB-with Flaps 2015 128 pp. 150 color illus.

978-1-933789-03-3 $27.50
arvind
sharma Retelling the story of Gandhis life
through the lens of his spirituality, Arvind

Sharma reveals the unsuspected dimensions
of Gandhis inner world and their surprising
connections with his outward actions.
* Paper 2014 264 pp.
978-0-300-20942-6 $20.00
* Cloth 2013 264 pp.
978-0-300-18596-6 $30.00
Remoteness and Modernity

Transformation and Continuity in Northern
Pakistan shafqat hussain This groundbreaking anthropological study focuses
on the various attitudes outsiders have
held toward the Hunza people of Pakistan
over the past century, and on the strategies with which the local people have
protected their own interests.
Among the Celestials China in Early

Photographs ferry bertholet and lambert
van der aalsvoort; with an introduction

978-0-300-20555-8 $85.00
With photographs
ranging from the sordid to the serene, this
publication provides a multidimensional
picture of Chinas physical and social
landscape before Mao Zedong changed the
country forever. distributed for mercatorfonds
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978-0-300-19656-6 $65.00
Great Game East
The Compelling Ideal Thought Reform
India, China, and

the Struggle for Asias Most Volatile Frontier
bertil lintner Bertil Lintner chronicles
the volatile struggle for geopolitical
supremacy that has set two powerful
Asian giants, India and China, against one
another in the past two centuries.
978-0-300-19567-5 $35.00
Hun Sens Cambodia
sebastian
strangio Australian journalist Sebastian
Strangio explores the present state of

Cambodian society under the leadership
of Prime Minister Hun Sen.
978-0-300-19072-4 $37.50
New Treatise on the Uniqueness

of Consciousness xiong shili;
This
masterwork of contemporary Buddhist
thought by Xiong Shili is now available in
its first English translation.
translated by john makeham
world thought in translation

978-0-300-19157-8 $85.00
by rgine thiriez
and the Prison in China, 19011956 jan

kiely Jan Kielys fascinating history explores
the origins of ganhua (reformation), the
technique of systematic thought reform
originating in early twentieth-century
Chinese prisons and subsequently adapted
for broader social and political use in Mao
Zedongs revolutionary restructuring of
Chinese society.
* Cloth 2014 416 pp.
978-0-300-18594-2 $65.00
Tibet A History
sam van schaik This timely

and insightful history of Tibet spans from the
seventh century to modern times, in a lively
narrative that sheds light on the countrys
complex relationship with China, and it explores what it means to be Tibetan today.

978-0-300-19410-4 $25.00
Asia 33
Famine Politics in Maoist China

and the Soviet Union felix
Indian Ocean Slavery in the Age

of Abolition edited by robert harms,
wemheuer An authoritative study of food
bernard k. freamon, and david w. blight
politics in the Peoples Republic of China

and the Soviet Union, this provocative
history uses famine as a lens to view the
rise of the twentieth centurys premier
socialist systems, providing a new
approach to the study of world hunger.
This groundbreaking work presents the

first comprehensive study of the slave
trade in the Indian Ocean world during the
nineteenth century.
978-0-300-16387-2 $30.00

978-0-300-19581-1 $65.00
Forgotten Voices of Maos Great

Famine, 19581962 An Oral
History zhou xun Modern Chinas most
devastating tragedy, the Great Famine
brought about by Mao Zedongs Great
Leap Forward, is powerfully recalled by
survivors of the catastrophe that took
more than 45 million Chinese lives.
978-0-300-18404-4 $35.00
The Great Famine in China,

19581962 A Documentary History
edited by zhou xun Drawn from previous-
ly closed and now inaccessible archives,

this is the first comprehensive documentary history of Chinas Great Famine, a
result of the Great Leap Forward, that took
the lives of at least 45 million peasants.
* Cloth 2012 224 pp. 1 b/w map
978-0-300-17518-9 $50.00
Zulu Warriors The Battle for the South

African Frontier john laband This vivid
military history explores attitudes, tactics,
battles, and military cultures from European
and African perspectives.
978-0-300-18031-2 $40.00
A Living Man from Africa Jan Tzatzoe,

Xhosa Chief and Missionary, and the Making
of Nineteenth-Century South Africa roger s.
levine This groundbreaking history reclaims
the lost story of Jan Tzatzoe, an African
leader and intermediary. new directions in
narrative history

978-0-300-19829-4 $30.00
The Search for Takrur Archaeological

Excavations and Reconnaissance along the
Middle Senegal Valley edited by roderick
j. mcintosh, susan keech mcintosh, and
hamady bocoum
yale university publications in anthropology
* Paper 2014 584 pp. 266 illus.

978-0-300-20389-9 $50.00
New
Slaves of One Master Globalization

and Slavery in Arabia in the Age of
Empire matthew s. hopper Matthew
S. Hoppers wide-ranging history of the
African diaspora and slavery in Arabia
in the nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries examines the interconnected
themes of enslavement, globalization, and
empire, and challenges previously held
conventions regarding Middle Eastern
slavery and British imperialism.
978-0-300-19201-8 $85.00
Egypt on the Brink From Nasser to the

Muslim Brotherhood, Revised and Updated
tarek osman

978-0-300-19869-0 $16.00
Of Africa
wole soyinka
* Paper 2013 224 pp.

978-0-300-19833-1 $16.00
* Cloth 2012 224 pp.
978-0-300-14046-0 $24.00
& A History of South Africa, Fourth

Edition leonard thompson; revised and
updated by lynn berat
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Asia / Africa
* Paper 2014 512 pp.

978-0-300-18935-3 $20.00
New
New in paper
Initiative to Stop the Violence
The Second Arab Awakening And
Sadats Assassins and the Renunciation

of Political Violence al-gamaah al-
the Battle for Pluralism marwan muasher

In this important book, a former Jordanian
ambassador to the United States challenges
the Wests assumptions about Arab politics
and society and explains how all parties
can encourage democracy, pluralism, and
tolerance in the wake of the Arab Spring.
978-0-300-21263-1 $20.00
978-0-300-18639-0 $30.00
islamiyah; translated by sherman a. jackson
A surprising repudiation of violent

extremism and terrorist philosophy by alGamaah al-Islamiyah, the militant Islamic
organization believed responsible for the
assassination of Egyptian president Anwar
Sadat, appears in a new English language
translation by eminent Islamic scholar
Sherman A. Jackson. world thought in
translation
Cloth 2015 184 pp.

978-0-300-19677-1 $85.00
Babel in Zion Jews, Nationalism, and
Faisal I of Iraq
Language Diversity in Palestine, 1920

1948 liora r. halperin This absorbing
study of language politics and language
encounters in the Jewish community of
Palestine after World War I is a fascinating
tale of shifting power relationships,
both locally and globally, as the Zionist
community, faced with the limitations of
its hegemony in an interconnected world,
was compelled to modify the dictates of
Hebrew exclusivity.
978-0-300-19748-8 $40.00
Ben-Gurion Father of Modern Israel

anita shapira In this new biography of
David Ben-Gurion, the founder of modern

Israel, Israeli historian Anita Shapira offers
powerful insights into the private persona
of one of the twentieth centurys most
influential historical figures, revealing the
flesh-and-blood man inside the icon who
brought the Zionist dream to full fruition.
jewish lives

978-0-300-18045-9 $25.00
Digital Rebels Islamists, Social Media

and the New Democracy haroon ullah
In this wide-ranging investigation of the
role of social media in the tumultuous
uprisings of the Arab Spring, the author
reveals the unique impact of Twitter,
Facebook, and other social media in
todays Muslim world.
Cloth 2015 304 pp.
978-0-300-20718-7 $38.00
ali a. allawi This is the

first major biography of the founder and
first king of modern Iraq, a charismatic
champion of Arab independence and unity
who was a central player in the tumultuous
Middle East before and after WWI.
978-0-300-12732-4 $45.00
The Archaeology of Jerusalem

From the Origins to the Ottomans
katharina galor and hanswulf bloedhorn
This sweeping and lavishly illustrated history surveys nearly four thousand years of
human settlement and building activity in
Jerusalem.
978-0-300-11195-8 $50.00
Islamic Imperialism A History
efraim
karsh Efraim Karsh, a widely respected
expert in Middle Eastern affairs, challenges

the way we understand Middle Eastern
history and politics in this provocative
book. September 11 and other Islamic acts
of aggression have little to do with U.S.
behavior or policy, Karsh argues. Rather,
such attacks express Islams ancient,
powerful, and continuing imperial tradition.
* Paper 2013 304 pp.
978-0-300-19817-1 $20.00
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New in paper
Syria The Fall of the House of Assad;
& The Allure of the Archives

arlette farge; translated by thomas
New Updated Edition david w. lesch

The author, who knows Assad better
than any other Westerner, analyzes the
Syrian presidents failed leadership, his
transformation from bearer of hope
to reactionary tyrant, and his regimes
violent response to Arab Spring-inspired
protests.
* Paper 2013 320 pp.
978-0-300-19722-8 $18.00
* Cloth 2012 288 pp.
978-0-300-18651-2 $28.00
The Forgotten Palestinians A History of the Palestinians in Israel ilan papp

In this book, historian Ilan Papp examines how Israeli Palestinians have fared
under Jewish rule and what their lives tell
us about both Israels attitude toward minorities and Palestinians attitudes toward
the Jewish state.
978-0-300-18432-7 $24.00
978-0-300-13441-4 $32.00
The Bride and the Dowry Israel,

Jordan, and the Palestinians in the
Aftermath of the June 1967 War avi raz
This penetrating book explores newly
opened archives to uncover how and why
Israeli-Arab peacemaking negotiations
failed in the crucial years after the Six Day
War. The authors conclusions are both
controversial and illuminating.
* Paper 2013 480 pp. 7 maps
978-0-300-19850-8 $22.00
* Cloth 2012 480 pp. 7 maps
978-0-300-17194-5 $35.00
Nazis, Islamists, and the Making

of the Modern Middle East barry
rubin and wolfgang g. schwanitz This
groundbreaking book is the first to offer

a complete account of the Nazi-ArabMuslim alliance that changed the course
of World War II and continues to influence
the Middle East today.
978-0-300-14090-3 $35.00
scott-railton; foreword by natalie zemon
At once a practical guide to archival

research, an elegant literary reflection on
the challenges of writing history, and a
fascinating view of the lives of the poor
in pre-Revolutionary France, historian
Arlette Farges internationally admired
classic work is a grand appreciation of the
craft of discovery. the lewis walpole series in
* Paper 2015 152 pp.
978-0-300-19893-5 $17.00
* Cloth 2013 152 pp.
978-0-300-17673-5 $25.00
davis
On Historical Distance
mark salber
phillips Examining the work of historians
from Machiavelli to the present, Mark

Salber Phillips examines the concept
of historical distance and its role in
historiography.
* Paper 2015 312 pp. 10 color + 30 b/w illus.
978-0-300-21387-4 $30.00
978-0-300-14037-8 $55.00
The Letters of C. Vann Woodward

edited by michael obrien C. Vann
Woodwards letters offer a fascinating

and immensely entertaining glimpse into
the mind of one of the most prominent
and respected historians of the twentieth
century.
* Cloth 2013 480 pp.
978-0-300-18534-8 $40.00
& On Heroes, Hero-Worship,

and the Heroic in History thomas
carlyle; edited by david r. sorensen
and brent e. kinser
Carlyles classic
exploration of heroes and heroic
leadership is accompanied by essays that
reevaluate the spiritual, rather than the
authoritarian, roots of his thought.
* Paper 2013 360 pp.

978-0-300-14860-2 $22.00
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Historians & Historiography
New
New
Holy Resilience The Bibles Traumatic
George Whitefield Americas Spiritual
Origins david m. carr A provocative

reinterpretation of the Bibles origins by
an eminent biblical scholar suggests that
catastrophic trauma gave birth to the holy
scriptures of Judaism and Christianity,
and examines how the Bibles ability to
speak to human suffering has enabled
it to retain its power and relevance for
thousands of years.
978-0-300-20456-8 $32.50
Founding Father thomas s. kidd Thomas

Kidds fascinating new biography explores
the extraordinary career of evangelical
preacher George Whitefield, trailblazer of
the Great Awakening, and the most controversial and influential religious leader
of the late-colonial era.
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Author Index
Ahnert, 21
Al-Islamiyah, 35
Allawi, 35
Allmand, 25
Allport, 11
Andrew, 22
Applebaum, 31
Ashton, 24
Barber, 17
Barenberg, 30
Barlow, 25
Barthas, 12
Bassett, 11
Bayles, 6
Becirevic,
`
` 30
Beckett, 13
Begg &
Bennett, 24
Bell, 13
Bergin, 19
Bernard, 38
Berry, 2
Bertholet & van
der Aalsvoort, 33
Bib, 27
Bidlack &
Lomagin, 31
Birnbaum, 27
Black, 41
Blanton, 5
Bonelli, 28
Bosworth, 32
Brekus, 3
Buckley, 12
Bundock, 21
Campbell, T., 6
Campbell, B., 14
Carlyle, 36
Carr, 37
Caute, 27
ChrismanCampbell, 21
Cogliano, 3
Concannon, 38
Confino, 27
Coogan, 37
Crane, 41
Cronin, 32
Crouch, 17
Cunliffe, 15
Cuthbertson, 24
DallAglio, 16
Dalzell, Jr., 10
Damrosch, 21
42
Davies &
Harris, 29
Davies, 12
Davis, S., 38
Davis, F., 40
Dawson, 37
de la Bdoyre, 14
de Swaan, 32
Delbo, 27
Di Palma, 39
Diner, 4
Douglas, 28
Douglass, 7
Drixler, Fleming,
& Wheeler, 33
DuBois, 7
Duffy, 38
Duncan, 6
Dunn, 6
Dwyer, 12
Dziennik, 11
Edwards, 25
Elliott, 2
Eltis &
Richardson, 7
Emmott, 28
Everett, 19
Fairhead, 4
Farge, 36
Firsov, Klehr, &
Haynes, 30
Folsom, 9
Foot, 25
France, 13
Frierson, 29
Frieze, 28
Galbert of
Bruges, 17
Galor &
Bloedhorn, 35
Gauci, 22
Gay, 41
Geiger, 6
Gerwarth, 28
Getty, 30
Gilbert, 5
Gilmore, 10
Gimbel, 41
Ginsborg, 27
Glover, 3
Goldring, 19
Goldsworthy, 14
Green, 16
Griffin, 24
Haas, 28
HaCohen, 17
Lavin, 8
Halperin, 35
Lawrance, 7
Hamori, 14
LawrenceHarms, Freamon,
Mathers, 18
& Blight, 34
Lesch, 36
Harris, 18
Levack, 39
Harrison, 40
Levine, 34
Hart, 39
Lintner, 33
Hartley, 29
Lobis, 19
Haslam, 31
Loeffler, 31
Hatch, 3
Lord, 20
Heffron, 4
Lynch, 39
Herbert, 20
MacDonald, 14
Herman, 9
MacLean, 20
Herzog, 20
MacMullen, 15
Hicks, 18
Macrakis, 41
Higham &
Madigan, 16
Ryan, 18
Magliocca, 4
Hodes, 4
Mansoor, 12
Hodgson, 5
Marks, 40
Hollander, 17
Marriott, 26
Hopper, 34
Martin, 14
Howe, 5
Matynia, 30
Huppert, 16
Mawdsley, 13
Hussain, 33
McGregor, 39
Hutchison, 5
McIntosh &
Hutton, 15, 37
Bocoum, 34
Jackson, 24
McKellar, 26
Jacoby, 6
McLynn, 13, 22
Jones, 30
McMillen, 40
Jonsson, 22
McPhee, 22
Jtte, 37
Meyers &
Kadane, 22
Chancey 15
Kadish &
Michnik, 30
Jenson, 2
Middelaar, 28
Kamen, 17
Mithlo, 8
Kaplan, 37
Mokyr, 23
Karsh, 35
Monod, 23
Kater, 32
Monter, 18
Keen, 12
More, 20
Kelly, 31
Morris, 21
Kete, 22
Muasher, 35
Khlevniuk, 29
Muir, 11, 12
Kidd, 3, 38
Mulligan, 13
Kiely, 33
Nash, 39
King, W., 10
Nord, 11
King, E., 25
OBrien, 36
Klaus, 41
OShaughnessy, 3, 12
Knight, 40
Oakley, 16
Krentz, 13
Olds, 37
Khne, 28
OnwuachiLaband, 34
Willig, 8
Laird, 26
Ormrod, 25
Lakomki, 9
Osman, 34
Laney, 5
Paget, 5
Papp, 36
Parker, 19
Patterson, 32
Penman, 16
Perry, 10
Petropoulos, 27
Pettegree, 18, 41
Phillips, 36
Phillipson, 23
Piatote, 8
Pincus, 23
Plater, 6
Polasky, 2
Prakash, 10
Prior, 11
Radner, 23
Ransby, 8
Raz, 36
Reid, 8
Richardson, 17
Rico, 9
Rogers, G., 15
Rogers, N. 23
Rohrbough, 9
Romano, 16
Rose, 24
Ross, 29
Rubin &
Schwanitz, 36
Rushdy, 8
Sabin, 6
Sachs, 10
Satlow, 38
Satter, 31
Scarisbrick, 25
Schaller, 5
Schermerhorn, 7
Schrijvers, 11
Schultz, 4
Schwartz, 2
Shain, 3
Shalev, 4
Shapiro &
Calvert, 21
Sharlet, 38
Sharma, 33
Sharpa, 35
Sharpe, 20
Shearer &
Khaustov, 29
Sherratt, 28
Shkandrij, 29
Sicard, 16
Sirota, 20
Slater, 24
Smith, B., 2
Smith, J.L., 29
Smith, R., 3
Soyinka, 34
Stoneman, 15
Storella &
Sokolov, 31
Strangio, 33
Stratmann, 24
Sutnik, 27
Swanson, 39
Swingen, 2
Tal, 39
Talayesva, 9
Tankard, 21
Thompson, A ., 25
Thompson, L., 34
Thomson, 3, 40
Thorpe, 32
Torres-Rouff, 9
Treasure, 19
Trivellato, 23
Tsutsiev, 31
Turner, D., 26
Turner, F., 32
Ullah, 35
Utley, 9
van Schaik, 33
Vaughn, 41
Venet, 4
Vermes, 38
Vushko, 32
Walkowitz, 24
Warren, 7
Wayne, 8
Webb, 13
Weil, 20
Weinstein, D., 18
Weinstein, J., 21
Weisser, 40
Wellman, 18
Wemheuer, 34
Wilken, 39
Wilkins, 8
Willes, 26
Williams, 40
Wills, 19
Wilson, 30
Winroth, 17
Wise, 14
Wollstonecraft, 22
Wolpe, 37
Xiong Shili, 33
Zhou Xun, 34
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