Books in Non-Fiction > History
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Law, Revolution, and Constitutions: The Legal Foundations of Modern France
From customary law to the Napoleonic Code and beyond—how legal change shaped citizenship and governance
by Alexis Kelly
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Paris: Layers of a City—Urban Growth, Class, and Public Space
A spatial and social history of Paris from medieval streets to modern boulevards
by Angela Herrera
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Rivers, Forests, and Vineyards: Environmental History of France
Landscape transformation from medieval land use to modern conservation and climate challenges
by Christopher Stone
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Occupation, Collaboration, Resistance: France, 1940–1944
A balanced examination of Vichy policies, everyday survival, and the networks that fought back
by Jerry Russell
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Women of the Republic: Gender, Suffrage, and Feminist Politics in French History
From salons to suffrage—how women shaped public life and legal rights in France
by Nancy Owens
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Gaullists and Europe: France's Postwar Strategy for Independence and Integration
From national sovereignty to European leadership—how France navigated Cold War geopolitics and European institutions
by Mary Reynolds
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Sun King Strategy: Louis XIV, Court Culture, and the Management of Power
An inside look at Versailles, bureaucracy, and military reform under France's absolutist monarch
by Kimberly Campbell
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Industrial France: Factories, Railways, and the Rise of Modern Labor, 1815–1914
Economic transformation, migration, and social movements in the long 19th century
by Beverly Alexander
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Verdun to the Somme: France and the First World War on the Home Front
Battlefield sacrifice and civilian mobilization in a nation at total war
by Linda Jimenez
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Maps of Power: Cartography, Territory, and State Formation in Italy
How mapping, borders, and geographic knowledge influenced political authority and regional identities from medieval to modern Italy.
by Gary Herrera
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Italian Language and Identity: From Vulgar Latin to National Tongue
A linguistic history documenting the evolution of Italian dialects, the standardization process, and language's role in nation-building.
by Willie Young
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Castles, Commons, and Kings: The Hundred Years War and the Making of French Identity
Military conflict, peasant life, and royal authority in a century of war between England and France
by Logan Bell
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Immigration and Urban Change: The Making of Multicultural France
Migrations from Europe, Africa, and Asia and their impact on cities, labor markets, and identity
by Patricia Howard
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Hidden Italy: Rural Landscapes, Peasant Life, and Environmental History
An environmental and social history that uncovers Italy's rural past, land use, and the ecological roots of historic change.
by Dennis Martinez
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Law and Liberty: Roman Law, Canon Law, and Modern Italian Jurisprudence
A legal-historical study showing how ancient and ecclesiastical legal systems influenced modern Italian law and European legal thought.
by Noah Simpson
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Italy in Two World Wars: Strategy, Society, and Survival
A comparative history of Italy's experiences in World War I and World War II, focusing on military strategy, home front dynamics, and political consequences.
by Joshua Jones
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Cities of the Renaissance North: Genoa, Milan, and the Politics of Commerce
A comparative study of northern Italian urban centers that rivaled Florence and Venice, focusing on commerce, banking, and political institutions.
by Jean Stewart
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Empire, Trade, and Resistance: France's Colonial World, 1600–1962
An integrated history of French imperialism from sugar plantations to decolonization struggles
by Victoria Hawkins
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Napoleon's Europe: Strategy, Statecraft, and the Law of Conquest
Military innovation, administrative export, and legal reforms that spread across the continent
by Doris Graham
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Kings and Collapse: The Merovingian and Carolingian Foundations of France
Power, piety, and polity—examining how early medieval dynasties created institutions that endured into the high Middle Ages
by Lisa Kelly
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The Making of Italian Cuisine: Regional Foods, Trade, and National Taste
A culinary history explaining how local ingredients, trade links, and migration created Italy's iconic regional cuisines and national food identity.
by Kelly Ford
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Florentine Banking and the Origins of Modern Finance
A focused study of how Florentine banks, accounting practices, and legal frameworks pioneered financial innovations in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance.
by Alexis Lewis
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Revolutionary Paris: Politics, Print, and Protest, 1789–1799
How street life, pamphlets, and clubs transformed a city into the crucible of modern revolution
by Brenda Hernandez
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The Archaeology of Pompeii and Herculaneum: Lives Frozen in Ash
A field-driven account of the excavations, discoveries, and interpretive debates surrounding two iconic Roman towns.
by Frances Hernandez
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Migration to and from Italy: Diasporas, Remittances, and Return Movements
A modern history of Italian emigration and immigration, assessing economic drivers, cultural consequences, and policy responses.
by Alice Rivera
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Medieval Italy: City-States, Monastic Orders, and the Making of European Culture
An accessible survey of Italy's medieval transformation, emphasizing urban growth, religious movements, and cultural innovation.
by Andrea Anderson
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Poor Laws and Public Justice: Legal Histories of Poverty Relief and Punishment
How law shaped who deserved aid, criminalized survival tactics, and regulated poor relief
by Jean Turner
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Gaul to Empire: The Roman Transformation of Ancient France
How Roman conquest, administration, and culture remade Gaul from the third century BCE to the fall of Rome
by Shirley Guzman
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Italy's Scientific Revolution: Galileo, Networks, and the Birth of Modern Science
Exploring Italy's crucial role in early modern scientific change through biography, institutions, and intellectual networks.
by Austin Fox
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Renaissance Florence: Art, Politics, and Patronage in a City-State
A focused exploration of how political rivalry, merchant wealth, and patronage fueled artistic innovation in Florence 1400–1530.
by Nancy Anderson
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