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Recounts each stage of the Battle of Waterloo focusing the political, strategic, and historical aspects. Also discusses how the battle was lost based on information found in a recently discovered document.

In the seventeenth-century court of England's King Charles II, three young ladies-in-waiting discover a palace teeming with love, intrigue, and treachery.

Traces the life of William the Conqueror and discusses the Norman conquest of England, the reigns of several Norman kings, and the customs and daily life of the Norman people.

A brief biography of the eleventh-century Danish warrior who was the first Norse ruler to be accepted as a civilized Christian king. Also discusses the history of the Vikings, their conquests, their discoveries, their culture, and their day-to-day lives.

Having ended England's Civil War between the Roundheads and the Royalists in 1645, the Overlord of the Holekhor, a race from another world, and his half-English son question the decision to colonize the island and convert their beloved English to a faith characterized by witches and myriad gods.

Examines the relationship between the Emperor Napoleon andthe Duke of Wellington, looking at what they had to say about each other in public and private, and considering the ways in which their opinions of each influenced the outcome of the Battle of Waterloo.

A biographical portrait of Elizabeth I, detailing the personal as well as historical events that shaped her life, the country and culture from which she rose to power, and the struggles surrounding her career.