This book is an exploration of the internal world of James Joyce with particular emphasis on his being born into his parents' grief at the loss of their firstborn son…

The year is 1969. The place is Blackie’s Landing, a remote barrier island off North Carolina’s coast, which is only accessible by boat or ferry. WWII veteran, Andrew McBride, is…

Joyce Marie Mushaben seeks here to find some clarity from the highly amorphous German Question of identity as it shifted from post-war to post-wall West Germany.

Between 1844 and 1868, three women were tried and found guilty of the brutal murder of members of their family by poison at the Lincoln Assizes.

The first English-language scholarly book to provide an in-depth account of Angela Merkel’s career and influence, examining her achievements across six key policy domains, contextualizing these within broader German history…

Mary Hayden was a prominent and persistent Irish feminist whose influence ranged over many decades, a power-broker in the university world, and a consistent activist for the underprivileged. Although a…

Experience the drama of a real-life crime with The History of a Crime. Victor Hugo's book chronicles the events leading up to Napoleon III's coup d'etat in 1851, and the…

This is a primary source for the history of Pennsylvania’s Wyoming Valley by someone deeply rooted in its society. Mary Hinchcliffe Joyce (1882-1938) was born in Sabastopol, Jenkins Township in…