Life of Sitting Bull and History of the Indian War of 1890-91

Capturing a Locomotive: A History of Secret Service in the Late War

Recent Indian Wars: Under the Lead of Sitting Bull, and Other Chiefs: With a Full Account of the Messiah Craze, and Ghost Dances

Drakes Book of Indians

Century of Dishonor

The Battle of Gettysburg: A History of the Civil War in America

The Tragedy of Andersonville

The Life and Military Career of Thomas Jonathan Jackson is Markinfield Addey's mesmerizing account of General "Stonewall" Jackson, a man who was deemed to be one of the most brilliant commanders of the Civil War. With a skillful, though sometimes peculiar, style of ...

First published over 100 years ago, CRUISE OF THE ALABAMA AND THE SUMTER is Raphael Seemes? incredible story of his experiences as a commander in the Confederate Navy during the Civil War. Seemes draws upon his private journals and papers to unfold his memories of c...

Campaigning with Crook is one of Charles King's most popular books and is considered one of the best first-person accounts of the western Indian Wars of over 100 years ago. Soldier, military historian and novelist, King was one of the few military officers to have se...

AB-SA-RA-KA is Margaret Carrington's first-person account of westward expansion alongside her husband, Col. Henry B. Carrington. In 1866 Col. Carrington was ordered to build and garrison forts along the Bozeman Trail. Margaret's detailed journals give us an eyewitne...

In this popular version of the History of King Philip, John Abbott writes a narrative on the career of Metacomet, son of Chief Massasoit of the Wampanoag. Collected from many original sources, Abbott traces the events that led to the uprising later known as King Phil...

Blackfoot religion, philosophy, literature and ethics were all combined in the stories they told, and the Blackfoot storytellers relied on memory to convey the tales from one generation to the next. In Blackfoot Lodge Tales, Grinnell documents these stories as told ...

The Prison Life of Jefferson Davis is John Craven's absorbing first-person account of Confederate President, Jefferson Davis, imprisonment after the Civil War. Davis, accused of treason, the plot to assassinate President Lincoln, and the horrors of Andersonville Pri...

Trails of the Pathfinders is George Bird Grinnell's collection of captivating articles that first appeared in Forest and Stream, his magazine dedicated to the outdoors and the nation's fledgling conservation movement, over 100 years ago. Grinnell examines the courag...

Lee's Sharpshooters is William Dunlop's, enthralling chronicle of his command over Robert E. Lee's strategic sharpshooter battalion during the Civil War. Dunlop recounts the training processes; the ordnance tests and the marksmanship exercises the soldiers went thro...

First published more than 100 years ago, Hard Tack And Coffee is John Billings? absorbing first-person account of the everyday life of a U.S. Army soldier during the Civil War. Illustrated with over 200 sketches by C.W. Reed.

An incisive legal argument that the attempt to impeach then-President Bill Clinton was not only ethically troubling, but actually against the basic legal procedures of the House and Senate and thus unconstitutional. A wake-up call, relevant even today, of the lengths...

This extensive 16-volume set presents subjects surrounding the Civil War. Written by 14 different authors such as Abner Doubleday and John Nicolay, it is separated into two points of view, the Army and the Navy. The Army?s thirteen volumes cover events and battles ...

Originally published over 75 years ago, The Border Wars of New England is Samuel Adams Drake?s enlightening compact historical description of what has been commonly referred to as King William?s and Queen Anne?s Wars. Handsomely illustrated with numerous drawings an...