1926-

Examines the fifty-year reign of England's Queen Elizabeth II, discussing her relationship with her subjects, her private life, her political role as head of state, and her travels throughout the world as an emissary of the commonwealth. Includes over one hundred photographs.

Presents critical analyses of five novels and one short story collection by twentieth-century author John Fowles, including "The Collector"; "The Magus"; "The French Lieutenant's Woman"; "The Ebony Tower"; "Daniel Martin"; and "A Maggot.".

Queen Elizabeth's youngest corgi prevents a series of disasters at Windsor Castle and earns the title "king among dogs.".

Queen Elizabeth's youngest corgi prevents a series of disasters at Windsor Castle and earns the title "king among dogs.".

Presents photographs and analysis of the civil rights movement led by Ralph David Abernathy and Martin Luther King Jr., that are intended to convey the work they went through to organize marches and events.

A brief introduction to the life of Communist leader Fidel Castro that discusses his role in the Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile Crisis, his friendship and rivalry with fellow revolutionary Che Guevara, his contribution to revolutionary movements in Latin America and Africa, and other related topics.

Portrays the daily life of Queen Elizabeth, from her childhood as niece of the crown prince to her response to Princess Diana's death, and looks at the prospects for the future of the monarchy.