Unstead, R. J

Provides a close look at the buildings and activities in an Egyptian town begun in 1375 B.C. to honor the god Aten.

Text and numerous illustrations trace the history of Great Britain from the Stone Age to the Norman conquest in 1086.

A pictorial survey of British history and civilization during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

A pictorial survey of the history of Great Britain and English-speaking North America during the reigns of the Tudors and the Stuarts.

Traces the history of Britain from the eleventh to the fourteenth century, with emphasis on the lives and relationships of the ruling class and the serfs and on the emergence of a new, third class-craftsmen, lawyers, doctors, and tradesmen.

Discusses various aspects of the Crusades from the motives behind them and preparation for them to the capture of Jerusalem and the establishment of the Crusader states.

Numerous illustrations and brief text describe the major events and trends in Great Britain, France, America, and other countries from 1763 to 1815, and examine the effect of these events on British history and way of life.

A pictorial survey of the history and civilization of Great Britain during the years of the greatest expansion of her empire.

The story of the ancient world: Egypt; Mesopotamia, including the Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, and Persian Empires; Greece; and Rome. Emphasis is placed on the social history: the daily life and customs, religion, and methods of warfare, but political history and the great leaders of each country are also described--Publisher.

Describes the buildings, layout, and everyday living conditions of seven ancient cities located in present-day India, Egypt, Iraq, Turkey, China, Italy, and Mexico.