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This beautiful softcover edition is in good condition, with no marks or tears and only minimal shelf wear. Becoming Visible: Women in European History is a comprehensive anthology that explores the roles and experiences of women throughout European history. This edition offers a collection of original articles and essays that cover a wide chronological span, from ancient civilizations to the late 20th century. The third edition places includes new topics such as women in Eastern Europe, immigration and migration in contemporary Europe, women's roles during the Reformation, and their participation in Enlightenment culture.

This lovely softcover edition is in fine condition with no marks or tears and shows absolutely minimal shelf wear. Andrew Wheatcroft is a historian and author specializing in European and Middle Eastern history. He has written extensively on topics such as the Ottoman Empire and the Habsburg dynasty. One of his notable works is The Habsburgs: Embodying Empire. The book has received positive reviews for its insightful analysis and engaging narrative. Readers have praised Wheatcroft's ability to illuminate the complex identity and legacy of the Habsburgs, making it a valuable resource for those interested in European history and royal dynasties.

This beautiful first edition hardcover is in immaculate, pristine condition, making it highly collectible. The dust jacket is unmarked, the book features white cloth binding with gilt lettering on the spine, and the front board features the author's signature imprinted. 'The Land of Painted Caves' is the sixth and final installment in Jean M. Auel's Earth's Children series. The Earth's Children series is renowned for its detailed portrayal of Ice Age life, blending meticulous research with imaginative storytelling. Auel's work has been praised for bringing prehistory to life, offering readers a vivid glimpse into the lives of early humans.

Slipcase design by Charles Rue Woods. A lovely first American edition, a rare find. The 3 hardcover books are in fine condition, with no marks, tight, square, and unmarked. The Coast of Utopia is an ambitious trilogy of plays by Tom Stoppard, written between 2002 and 2003, that explores the lives, ideas, and struggles of 19th-century Russian intellectuals and revolutionaries. 'Voyage' focuses on the young Bakunin family and introduces the idealistic passions of Michael Bakunin and his circle, set against the backdrop of rural Russia and university life in Moscow in the 1830s. 'Shipwreck' shifts to Paris, Dresden, and various European cities, following the exiled Alexander Herzen and his encounters with the fallout of the failed 1848 revolutions. This part delves into personal and ideological conflicts among the characters as they wrestle with the challenges of revolutionary ideals versus lived realities. 'Salvage' follows Herzen in London during the 1850s and 1860s, exploring his commitment to Russian liberation, his writings, and his struggles with disillusionment as he grapples with personal loss and the complexities of promoting reform from afar. The trilogy is considered one of Stoppard's major works, admired for its depth, complexity, and historical insight.

This beautiful softcover edition is in brand new condition, unopened, no marks or tears, no shelf wear. The 2014 Hemingway Library edition of A Farewell to Arms by Scribner offers readers a distinctive look at Hemingway’s work, enhancing the novel with a wealth of additional material. This edition includes the original text along with several unpublished drafts and alternate endings. Hemingway famously wrote 47 different endings for A Farewell to Arms, and this edition provides a glimpse into some of these variations, giving readers insight into his writing process and creative decisions. The edition also features supplementary content, such as a personal foreword by Hemingway's son, Patrick Hemingway, and an introduction by the Hemingway scholar Seán Hemingway, providing context for the novel’s historical and literary significance. Additionally, the Hemingway Library edition includes rare photos and reproductions of Hemingway’s original handwritten manuscripts, offering a behind-the-scenes view of one of Hemingway’s most celebrated works. This edition is particularly valued by Hemingway enthusiasts, as it allows a more immersive exploration of his craftsmanship and offers readers a chance to experience Hemingway’s narrative from multiple angles, seeing how different endings could alter the story's impact. The 2014 Hemingway Library edition is both a collectible item and an educational resource, enriching the reading experience with layers of Hemingway’s legacy.

This well-preserved, highly collectible 1969 softcover edition is in pristine condition, despite being a former library book from Lahr, Germany. The 1969 edition of A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway, published by Scribner, features a unique cover painting by the artists James and Ruth McCrea. Their artwork was selected to visually complement Hemingway's iconic story of love and loss set against the backdrop of World War I. This particular cover art adds a historical and collectible element to the 1969 softcover edition.