Bøker utgitt av The History Press Ltd

This book reveals for the first time the extraordinary true story of the worst naval catastrophe of the First World War and how Churchill covered it up

Autobiography of Major-General Rea Leakey

An irreverent romp through time looking back over the history of aviation, from Icarus and his wax wings to everything that happened since

The first book to deal with the facts about the Early Medieval kingdom that inspired Arthurian legend

Stories of the ancient deities that have shaped the mythological landscape of Britain and Ireland

The story of England's first great queen - and how she wielded power with a meticulously crafted image

Winner of the Cricket Society Literary Award, this vivid biography charts the life of one of the all-time cricketing greats.

The first book to explore the true fate of the Princes in the Tower following John Ashdown Hill's revelatory research

The essential guide to bird behaviour, perfect for garden birdwatchers and intrepid nature lovers alike

Presents a 4-volume set that contains biographies of 3,175 individuals who sat in the House of Commons in the 14th and 15th centuries. This book presents the contrast between the code of chivalrous conduct and the reality of military service; the competitive pursuit of wealthy heiresses; the relations between the laity and the Church; and more.

A history of Southend

Hull City Miscellany

The story of the world's most famous liner, told through a fascinating selection of important objects

From bombs to bullets, poison gas to anaesthetics, khaki to cordite, chemistry was truly the alchemy of the First World War.

In 1942 a Catalina crew of 210 Squadron, based at Sullom Voe in the Shetlands, was selected to carry out a series of highly secret operations, including a flight to the North Pole.

Queen Victoria's children

A major addition to Napoleonic military history - the first detailed account of the battle that proved the turning point of the Waterloo campaign.

The secrets of Scotland Yard's famous Crime Museum revealed

The Rise and Fall of the LSD Network That Turned On the World. A jazz critic, an anarchist, a chemist, a cad... and the biggest drug bust in UK history

Capturing the stories of ordinary women doing extraordinary things through the turbulent years of the Second World War

The first history of a well-known and prolific Scottish boatbuilder

A fact-filled journey through the cultural heritage of Wales.

Long-awaited, the Normandy landings were the largest amphibious operation in history. Success was achieved by the advent of specialised landing craft - first seen in the landings in North Africa - heavy naval firepower and the creation of two artificial harbours, each the size of the port of Dover, and an underwater pipeline.

This is the story of one young Jewish family as told through the 700 letters they exchanged - between Dave at war and Sylvia in England. The letters, always vivid, sometimes funny, often passionate and moving, begin in 1942, when Dave first goes abroad on active service, and continue until he is discharged home in 1945.

Hitler's Spy Princess