Republishing classic works from the early 1900s and earlier, this collection offers high-quality, modern editions of scarce and costly books. Each edition retains the original text and artwork, making these timeless pieces accessible to a new generation of readers.
With Lawrence in Arabia is the true story of T.E. Lawrence, the British officer who led the Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empire during World War I. Based on his own experiences and interviews with Lawrence, Thomas paints a vivid portrait of a complex and enigmatic figure. A masterpiece of reportage and adventure writing.
Focusing on the Burma Campaign during World War II, this account details the formation and tactics of the Chindits, led by General Orde Wingate. It highlights Wingate's innovative strategies, such as using gliders for troop transport, and captures the challenges faced in Japanese-occupied territory. The narrative also reflects on Wingate's untimely death in a plane crash in 1944. The book includes two maps and 53 pages of illustrations, enriching the reader's understanding of this significant military operation.
This collection focuses on republishing classic works from the early 1900s and earlier, which are now rare and costly. The editions aim to provide affordable access to these timeless texts while preserving the original content and artwork, ensuring that readers can enjoy high-quality reproductions of literary history.
The autobiography provides a firsthand account of Smedley Butler, a legendary figure in the U.S. Marine Corps and the most decorated Marine at the time of his death in 1940. Joining at 16, Butler recounts his experiences in pivotal conflicts across Cuba, the Philippines, and Europe, among others, including the Spanish-American War and World War I. His candid narrative, aided by Lowell Thomas, offers valuable insights into the Marine Corps' early history, making it a significant read for military enthusiasts and biographers alike.
The narrative centers on Louis Romanet, a Frenchman who immerses himself in the Arctic life of an Eskimo tribe, forming a profound bond with Akpek, the chief. This true story explores themes of friendship and cultural exchange, highlighting the unique experiences and challenges faced in the harsh Arctic environment. The book includes captivating chapters detailing encounters with the tribe and the beauty of the northern landscape. Ideal for those intrigued by Eskimo culture, it is presented in a modern edition that preserves the original artwork and text.
The book holds significant value in literature, recognized by scholars and academicians for its contribution to knowledge. It is presented in its original print format, preserving historical marks and annotations to maintain its authenticity. This approach ensures that the book remains a vital resource for future generations, emphasizing its enduring importance.
Set in the lush landscapes of the Amazon, this gripping tale follows a determined anthropologist who uncovers a mysterious artifact linked to a powerful tribe. As she delves deeper into the tribe's secrets, she faces perilous challenges, including rival treasure hunters and the tribe's fierce protectors. Themes of cultural respect, the clash between modernity and tradition, and the quest for identity weave through the narrative, highlighting the protagonist's journey of discovery and the significance of the sacred ring.
Oburzenie światowej opinii na działalność U-bootów w pierwszej wojnie światowej było powszechne. Ich załogi nazywano „Hunami”, przypisując im morderstwa z zimną krwią. I oto o tych znienawidzonych „Hunach” nagle napisał ich wróg – Amerykanin. Gdyby tę książkę napisał Niemiec, pewnie na Zachodzie okrzyknięto by go kłamcą... Porywający styl, niewiarygodne zdarzenia z walk U-bootów, spisane na podstawie relacji uczestników zdarzeń. Cóż więcej trzeba, aby zachęcić czytelnika do sięgnięcia po tę książkę?... Lowell Thomas (1892-1981) - Jeden z najwybitniejszych amerykańskich dziennikarzy. Obieżyświat, autor licznych książek, z których najsłynniejszą wydaje się być „Z Lawrencem w Arabii”, na której kanwie powstał film „Indiana Jones”. Nie bał się podejmować kontrowersyjnych tematów, czego przykładem jest ta książka.