Apocalypse 1692 is a worthy addition to any collection focusing on Jamaican history, slavery, and colonial life in the second half of the 1600s. Read the complete review online [link=http://www.cindyvallar.com/adultpiratebks2.html#Jamaica]here.[/link]
Pirates and Privateers, Cindy Vallar

Don Hagist's remarkable book is testament to one of the darkest periods in the history of the human race - when people were enslaved just as they had been during the darkest days of the Roman Empire; the disturbing thing for me is the realisation that whilst you read this book, you cannot help but think about the countless millions of people still subject to such abuse and slavery elsewhere in the world today, the world in which we live. A fascinating collection of advertisements that will almost certainly give you an uncomfortable feeling of wretchedness that one group of people could do this to another group.
Books Monthly

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Oh My Bookness, Brittany Perez

Theaters of the American Revolution provides an ideal introduction to understanding one of the most important wars in world history.
Battlefields Trust Magazine

The book in itself contains some very interesting detail about China's interaction with the outside world, and the West in particular. Read the complete review [link=https://ironmammoth.blogspot.co.uk/2018/01/book-review-china-and-west-by-william.html]here.[/link]
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