revolutions

Contains alphabetically arranged essays that provide information about events, leaders, and key concepts in political revolutions around the globe, covering a period that ranges from 1500 A.D. through the twentieth century.

Describes and evaluates the global impact of ten of the eighteenth century's most important events.

Chronicles the era of the Enlightenment and the spread of invention and revolution in Europe, the Pacific, and North America.

The Fables have been forced from their make-believe world into the real world of pain, betrayal, and jealousy and it threatens to come between two Fables who desire happiness in an uncertain world.

Collects issues 22 and 28-33 of the comic book "Fables," in which Cinderella does business of a secret nature in Paris; Prince Charming struggles with his new responsibilities as mayor; Snow White and Bigby Wolf face difficult decisions as new parents--of six; and Bigby takes a look back at his undercover operations in World War II.

In Fabletown, fairy tale legends live as regular New Yorkers, while the Fables who can't pass as human live on a farm upstate. But there's trouble at The Farm; the exiled animals, led by Goldilocks, have decided it's time to stage a revolution and retake their homelands from the Adversary.

On cover: The antecedents, character and history of the revolutions of the modern age--from the American Revolution to the revolutionary violence of the 1980's.

On a visit to a remote European kingdom in 1872, a fearless sixteen-year-old orphan and her guardian research an ancient legend and become enmeshed in a dangerous rebellion.

Twelve-year-old Anita de la Torre faces the problems of adolescence alone against the backdrop of political upheaval in 1960s Dominican Republic.

Rennie Wilford goes to a tiny Caribbean island to escape a murder attempt, and becomes embroiled in a local revolution.