Empire Summary of Key Points
Empire by Niall Ferguson offers a comprehensive analysis of the British Empire, its history, rise and fall, and its global legacy.
Empire by Niall Ferguson offers a comprehensive analysis of the British Empire, its history, rise and fall, and its global legacy.
A satirical tale of British colonialists besieged during India’s 1857 Mutiny.
Shakespeare in a Divided America, written by James Shapiro, explores the unique role that William Shakespeare’s works have played in the cultural and political life of the United States. Shapiro examines key moments in American history when Shakespeare’s plays, including the likes of ‘Othello’ and ‘The Merchant of Venice,’ were invoked to address contentious issues such as race, immigration, gender, and partisan politics. Through a series of historical narratives, Shapiro reveals how interpretations of Shakespeare have both reflected and influenced American debates about identity, morality, and freedom.
A detailed chronicle of Rome’s progression from greatness to ruin.
We Were Liars is a contemporary, sophisticated suspense novel from National Book Award finalist and Printz Award honoree E. Lockhart. It tells the story of a privileged family spending the summer on their private island, and the secrets, love, and lies that bind them together. A terrible accident and resulting amnesia add to the intrigue, leading to a shocking twist at the end.
Insights into the decline of traditional jobs and the rise of entrepreneurial opportunities.
The Lost Bookshop is a whimsical tale about the magic of books and the joy they bring to children and adults alike.
A detailed guide to the magical creatures in the Harry Potter universe.