David Nash Libri

Exploring the theme of deception in legends, this book delves into the blurred lines between myth and reality. It challenges the reader to question the authenticity of well-known tales, revealing how narratives evolve over time. The author intertwines historical context with captivating storytelling, inviting readers to examine the motives behind the creation of legends and the truths they may obscure. Through rich characters and vivid settings, the narrative encourages a deeper understanding of the stories that shape our culture.

The German Army Handbook of April 1918 offers an in-depth analysis of the German military during World War I's later stages. Compiled by British Intelligence, it features numerous illustrations, including plates, diagrams, and maps. The handbook covers various critical aspects such as recruitment, training, mobilization, command structure, weaponry, transportation, and medical services, providing a thorough understanding of the army's organization and operations at that time.

A top doctor and a writer team up like air crash investigators to understand America's disastrous Covid response, looking at failures of leadership, racial inequities, public health mistakes, and the collapse of our fragile health care institutions--all to identify the root causes we can fix to make every American healthier.

A must-have guide for every gun owner covering every aspect of firearms possession and use

The book features twenty-five common plants found in the United States, each accompanied by illustrations and notes on their traditional uses. For every plant, readers will find a recipe and detailed instructions for an alternative use. It also includes guidance on preparing medicinal items such as tinctures and creams, along with botanical identification tips for other plants. Notably, there is a special focus on North American trees, enhancing the reader's understanding of local flora.

Why study history? What’s the point? Through compelling historical narratives, such as the assassination of President Kennedy, Dr David Nash introduces us to the central elements of the subject. Readers learn how history seeks to explain, categorise and make sense of events of the past. It is a search for truth which involves searching for sources and then scrutinising them to try and determine how reliable they are. Nash explores how new interpretations can change our understanding of what was previously an established version of history and what lasting contribution the study of history can make to society and, indeed, civilisation. Ideal for those with an emerging interest in history, the book is designed to provide readers with a toolkit for further investigation of the subject.

Amid rising natural disasters, global conflict, and political unrest, individuals are seeking ways to take action. However, the surge in disaster preparedness information has led to confusion and overwhelm for many. This book addresses the challenge of navigating the vast resources available, aiming to provide clear, actionable guidance for those looking to effectively prepare for emergencies without feeling lost in the details.

The first accessible history of blasphemy, from the ancient world to today's ferocious religious debates.

Explores the development of witchcraft and of the belief in it, the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century obsession that spawned witch-hunting, the eventual decline of witchcraft, and the phenomenon's fascinating 'afterlife' that has involved the Nazis' fixation and modern treatments including Arthur Miller's acclaimed The Crucible.