persecution

A translation of twentieth-century Japanese author Shusaku Endo's novel about a seventeenth-century Portuguese priest who faces persecution in Japan.

A comparative historical and phenomenological analysis of the philosophical and historiographical implications of the holocaust.

Examines the medieval crusades and the religious fervor that inspired the confrontation between Christianity and Islam.

Young Cathan travels across the waterworld of Aquasilva to inform his father of a crucial discovery of an iron ore cache, but along the way, Cathan stumbles onto a plot to destroy their land.

A young Acadian learns the reasons behind his family's ouster from his birthplace and their struggles before finding a new home in Louisiana.

When Elspeth and others undertake a dangerous journey to rescue a powerful psychic and find an enormous book trove, the fate of the Obernewtyn colony hangs in the balance.

When a Misfit is kidnapped, Elspeth is compelled to join the growing rebellion against the Council, but while her extraordinary mental powers could topple the corrupt authoritarian regime she is more concerned about destroying the remaining Beforetime weaponmachines.

Elspeth travels to the lowlands to seal an alliance between Obernewtyn and the rebel forces that oppose the totalitarian Council, while still being pulled by the need to learn more about the weaponmachines that destroyed the Land during the Beforetimes.

When she is exiled to Obernewtyn after her psychic abilities are discovered, Elspeth encounters others with powers like her own and discovers dark secrets concerning the ambitious overlords who control the destinies of all the outcasts.