Charles White Ordre des livres

This comprehensive history explores the fascinating world of Australian bushrangers from the early days of the colonies to 1862. Charles White provides readers with a captivating and immersive narrative of the lives of infamous outlaws such as Ned Kelly and Captain Thunderbolt. Through meticulous research, White paints a vivid picture of the social and economic conditions that shaped the bushranging phenomenon in Australia. With its blend of thrilling true-life stories and historical analysis, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Australia and the outlaw way of life.

Explore the fascinating history of Australian bushrangers, from the notorious Ned Kelly to the lesser-known bandits who roamed the outback. Charles White's comprehensive account brings to life the daring exploits and tragic endings of these infamous outlaws.

A travelogue of a British diplomat's stay in Ottoman Constantinople during a transformative period in the empire's history. White's insightful observations of Ottoman culture and society make this a valuable and enjoyable read.

This gripping true crime book recounts the exploits of Australia's notorious bushrangers, who robbed banks, stagecoaches, and homesteads in the late 19th century. White profiles the most famous outlaws, including Ben Hall, Ned Kelly, and the Wild Colonial Boy, and explores the social and economic conditions that shaped their outlaw lifestyles. True crime enthusiasts and history buffs will find this book hard to put down.

Revisit the glamorous world of 19th century London society with this charming romance novel. Filled with gossip, scandal, and witty banter, this book is sure to transport you to a world of silk gowns, satin slippers, and forbidden love.

The book presents a collection of surgical cases accompanied by insightful remarks, showcasing medical practices from the 18th century. This reprint of the original 1770 edition preserves the historical context and techniques of surgery during that era, providing valuable insights into the evolution of medical knowledge. It serves as a resource for those interested in the history of surgery and the development of medical practices.

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