History Publishing Company Llc: 24 books

It has been recorded in official government records that there were no survivors of the five companies of the Seventh Cavalry who were with General George Armstrong Custer at the battle at the Little Big Horn. Recently, uncovered records and forensic handwriting evidence, the latter verified by forensic...

Miyoko Hikiji, a young woman from Iowa tells it just the way it was when, as a young woman in the Iowa National Guard, she was deployed to Iraq after the invasion ten years ago and discovered that the peaceful world she knew amid the Midwestern farm land had been replaced by the wind driven sand dunes...

The American spirit and the role of Christmas is examined when President Truman delcares a four day Christmas weekend for federal employees, a hiatus unique to American culture. The U.S. Military launches an effort to get tens of thousands of GI's in Europe and Asia home for Christmas, and at home,...

If logic means anything, there should be no such nation as the United States of America. Except for a remarkable set of circumstances, some of them bordering on the miraculous, the United States should not exist. The fact that this unique nation is here at all, defies rational explanation. Throughout...

Charlie's Place is the story of an Oklahoma homestead, settled during the Land Rush, lost during the Great Depression and restored seven decades later. It is an American tale of pioneering, loss and restoration. The narrative revolves around two memorable figures, Charlie Hasbrook and his grand-daughter,...

This is an important book, because it gives us the unvarnished account of one brigade commander and his tour of duty in Baghdad during the tumultuous first year of the American occupation, wrote Tom Ricks in the Foreword. From it the reader will learn much about what went wrong in Iraq, and also what...

There is nothing trivial about Meltzers fascinating facts. Full of interesting insights and quirky questions, this book goes beyond oft-discussed presidential trivia and exposes the reader to the stories that define our nations chief executives as individuals. 'So You Think You Know the Presidents' is a great reference guide for students and avid history buffs alike."

Fleeing The Depression chronicles the adventures of a small town girl defying Twentieth century rules to become a strong, independent woman. Growing up, Penelope heard the older women s euphemisms about sex and mating. Never satisfied with empty explanations, she read her physician father s anatomy...

New material was discovered and presented in this Secind Edition by author John Koster to further establish that Sgt. Frank Finkel was a true survivor of Custer's Last Stand.

An in-depth examination of the culture, events and battles,of the American Plains Indians between 1850 to 1866. An analysis of evidence gathered, mainly using primary source materials, and comparing various well-known author interpretations. A look at the stark reality of the core value of the warrior...

Based on the true life exploits of a World War II pilot flying the dangerous route over the Himalayas, the book brings to light a little known facet of World War II. Flying the Hump, was the name given by American pilots to flying over the treacherous air currents of the Himalaya Mountains during...

While most Vietnam stories deal with the experiences of 'the Grunt' that lived in the field and daily grappled face-to-face with the enemy, Keeping the Big Guns Firing by Patrick Goodrow details some of the experiences of the behind-the-lines troopers who provided the Grunt with much needed support....

***Nominated by Harry Truman         Presidential Library for                 Book of the Year** This is a true story of a barely trained and inexperienced Air Force undercover agent who is sent to Morocco to assist the nationalist movement in breaking away from the...

"At the dawn of the 19th century, fourteen men will succeed George Washingtonin leading the young United States. As their personal tales intertwine andoverlap with one another on their way to the Presidency, they craft an electionsystem that is, at once, chaotic and orderly. Their ambition forces them to joinpolitical parties even as those parties' agendas