Charles Petrie Livres

Recognized for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational knowledge of civilization. It has been chosen by scholars for its importance, reflecting key themes and insights that have shaped understanding throughout history.

The collection features previously unpublished letters exchanged between Charles I and his nephew, Prince Rupert, shedding light on their tumultuous relationship during a pivotal time in history. Drawn from a private archive, these correspondences reveal the complexities of loyalty, power struggles, and personal dynamics among key figures in the Royalist camp during the English Civil War. The letters provide a unique perspective on both the political landscape and the personal connections that influenced the era.

A UN official's brave first-hand account of how the organisation failed 850,000 people in Rwanda, featuring original artwork by Spike Zephaniah Stephenson