David P. Rice Reihenfolge der Bücher

In the winter of 1776, the Continental Army faced dire circumstances as a series of defeats jeopardized the American Revolution. With soldiers' enlistments ending, George Washington recognized the urgency for a decisive victory. The narrative focuses on the pivotal "Ten Crucial Days" during which Washington orchestrated a daring plan to turn the tide, highlighting themes of leadership, resilience, and the struggle for independence against overwhelming odds. This period marked a significant turning point in the fight for American freedom.

Featuring a captivating collection of photographs, this book highlights the beauty of steam locomotives on a renowned and scenic railway. Each image showcases the intricate details and nostalgic charm of steam travel, inviting readers to appreciate the artistry and history of this beloved mode of transportation.

A fascinating look at the history and culture of the Islamic world, this book provides a detailed chronicle of the rise and fall of various dynasties and empires in the Middle East and South Asia. Written in the 19th century, it offers a valuable perspective on a region that continues to play a pivotal role in global affairs.

This book is a comprehensive history of Islamic civilization in India, from the death of the Prophet to the emergence of the Moghul Empire. The author, David Price, was a British historian and scholar of South Asian history. The book provides a detailed account of the key events, personalities, and movements that shaped the history of the Islamic world in the Indian subcontinent.

Focusing on a pivotal moment in American military history, this account details the Battle of Harlem Heights, which marked George Washington's first victory in the fight for independence on September 16, 1776. The engagement showcased the collaboration of regiments from New England, Maryland, and Virginia, highlighting the development of a unified Continental Army. This battle not only demonstrated the soldiers' emerging sense of national identity but also set the stage for their role in securing America's self-rule.

The narrative offers a captivating look into David Price's two decades as a pilot in Africa, blending personal adventures with humorous anecdotes. It highlights a unique era of aviation, showcasing vintage aircraft and the challenges faced before modern technology. Price recounts thrilling experiences, including near disasters and improvisational repairs mid-flight, such as using a fire ax. His tales of landing in the desert without runways provide an extraordinary perspective on the resilience and ingenuity required in aviation during this time.

In a whimsical adventure, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis join their parents on a magical journey to the enchanting world of Startiny aboard Helios, a magic helicopter. The children face the challenge of battling an Evil Queen to rescue the Virgin Mary, the angel of the Christmas tree, and Santa's reindeer. With Christmas Day approaching, they must succeed in their quest to ensure they return home in time for their holiday presents.

From searches for serial killers and missing persons to the persecution of migrants and Aboriginal people, David Price takes us back to a time when the line between lawmakers and criminals was lightly drawn. Based on a wide array of contemporaneous accounts of life in the Gascoyne, these sometimes shocking, sometimes disturbing true crime stories depict an era when laws served to maintain order rather than to secure justice. Dark Tales from the Long River offers a window into an evolving history of colonisation that is still struggling into the light.

Set against the backdrop of the late Roman Empire, the novel explores the life of St. Nicholas through the lens of historical hearsay, including his involvement in the incense trade and travels to Egypt, Arabia, and the Holy Land. Drawing on extensive knowledge of the Near East, the author crafts a captivating narrative that illustrates how Nicholas evolved into the beloved figure of Santa Claus, blending historical facts with imaginative storytelling.