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  American Revolution Stories:...

  Ahoy Publications

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  Take a deep dive into the history of the American Revolution. 
  Are you a history enthusiast looking to learn more about the Revolutionary War? 
  Are you looking for a history audiobook that contains more than the usual run-of-the-mill facts about a specific historical event? 
  Do you want to learn about forgotten events and characters that marked this historical event? 
  From unusual heroes to lesser-known narratives showcasing courage and determination, this audiobook offers a unique blend of facts that shaped the events of the American Revolution. 
  In this audiobook, you will:Learn how the Culper Spy Ring was formed and what its purpose wasExplore the stories of Guerrilla Warfare in the South, along with the life of one of its most prominent actors, Francis MarionLearn who Deborah Sampson was and why she disguised herself as a soldier of the Revolutionary WarDive into stories of pain and hardship, exploring the dark days of Valley ForgeGain a deeper understanding of how the Battle of Saratoga led to the turning of the tideUnveil the heartbreaking tales of betrayal and loyalty on the frontier during the conflicts in the Mohawk ValleyUnderstand the significance of Benedict Arnold’s betrayalLearn how Daniel Morgan’s tactical genius led to an American victory at the Battle of CowpensTake a voyage through the tumultuous life and naval career of John Paul Jones, the commander of the Bonhomme RichardUnderstand what led to the Treaty of Paris and American independence 
  Click the “add to cart” button to expand your knowledge of this extraordinary historical event.

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  Ganimi Kava - - Corporate...

  parag pol

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  This is the story of how the Marathas not only defended themselves against the largest empire of that time- The Mughal Empire, but, over decades of relentless war, leadership transitions, and strategic brilliance, ultimately defeated it. By the mid-18th century, the Marathas had risen to become the most dominant force in India, with the saffron flag rising at the top of Attock Fort in present-day Pakistan near the Afghanistan border to the Ginjee Fort in Tamil Nadu. 
  This book brings ancient battle wisdom to modern world of business, leadership and personal mastery. 
  In the book, I tried relating the key principles of Ganimi Kava from a modern-day corporate perspective. 
  Ganimi Kava, which is sometimes also known as Guerrilla warfare in the West, comprises different tactics used in warfare to completely annihilate much larger resourceful enemies with little force and minimal resources. 
  Ganimi Kava: Guerrilla Warfare Lessons for Modern Executives bridges the worlds of Maratha military brilliance and modern corporate strategy. Drawing from the real-life campaigns of Shivaji Maharaj, Baji Rao Peshwa, Santaji Ghorpade, and Tara Bai, this book uncovers decisive leadership and execution lessons forged in the fires of asymmetric warfare. 
  Through gripping narratives of battles, ambushes, and survival strategies during the 27-Year War against the Mughal Empire, this book distills timeless principles — speed, decentralization, psychological warfare, agility, innovation, and terrain mastery — into practical tools for today’s managers, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers. 
  Whether you're building a startup, leading a transformation, or navigating disruption, this book offers a fresh perspective on how to win when the odds are against you.Blending history, strategy, and leadership wisdom, this is more than a history book — it’s a playbook for bold, resilient, and visionary leadership. 
  50% of all earnings from this book will be donated to the cause of world hunger

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  The Communal Heart - A Return to...

  Claudia Dommaschk

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  Belonging is remembered, together. 
  We are living in a time of profound fragmentation—within ourselves, between one another, and across the very systems meant to hold us together. In the midst of this unraveling, many of us feel the ache for belonging without knowing how to return to it. 
  Beneath this experience lies a deeper crisis, not simply of politics or technology, but of relationship itself. We have become highly skilled at optimizing, managing, and performing. Yet in narrowing our attention toward efficiency and control, we have sacrificed the very presence that allows trust to grow. 
  The Communal Heart offers a different starting point. Rather than prescribing quick fixes or reinforcing familiar self-improvement narratives, this book invites readers into a relational understanding of reality, one rooted in presence, attunement, and the quiet intelligence that emerges when we learn to meet life as it is rather than as we wish it to be. 
  Drawing on clinical experience, neuroscience, and embodied practice, Claudia Dommaschk shows how the divisions we see in today's culture mirror a subtle split within ourselves. As we begin the work of integration, something steadier becomes possible: relationships can withstand tension, communities become grounded in dignity, and a deeper sense of connection takes hold, even in a world pulling us apart. 
  This is not a call to agree more. It is an invitation to relate differently and, in doing so, to remember that belonging has always been there, waiting to welcome us home.

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  The Patriotic Poems of Walt Whitman

  Walt Whitman

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  Discover Walt Whitman's powerful poetic reflections on America, patriotism, war, sacrifice, and national identity.
  
  This collection brings together Walt Whitman's patriotic poetry, offering readers a distinctive perspective on America's struggles, ideals, soldiers, and national identity.
  
  Whitman's poems combine personal emotion with sweeping reflections on democracy, freedom, courage, sacrifice, and the experience of a nation divided by war. His distinctive voice captures both the grandeur of patriotic feeling and the human cost of conflict.
  
  For readers interested in American history, Civil War poetry, and Whitman's literary legacy, these poems provide a compelling portrait of nineteenth-century America.
  
  Explore Whitman's passionate poetic vision of America and discover his reflections on freedom, courage, sacrifice, and national identity.

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  Trajectory of Power - The Rise...

  William G. Howell, Terry M. Moe

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  In Trajectory of Power, leading political scientists William Howell and Terry Moe provide a sweeping account of the historical rise of presidential power, arguing that it has now grown to the point where, in the wrong hands, it threatens to subvert American democracy and replace it with a de facto system of strongman rule, whether led by Donald Trump or someone else. 
   
   
   
  For much of the twentieth century, Republican and Democratic presidents pursued power in very similar ways and almost always within democratic bounds. But Republican presidents since Ronald Reagan, in a transformation that has grown increasingly extreme over time, have gone beyond the "normal" incentives that have traditionally shaped presidential behavior—and still shape the behavior of Democratic presidents—to pursue a presidency of such expansive unilateral power, and with such disregard for basic democratic requirements, that it puts democracy at serious risk. 
   
   
   
  The book traces this divergence in approach to the backlash of conservatives against the administrative state, and to their epiphany that a war on big government could only be waged through a presidency of extraordinary power. Timely, urgent, and original, Trajectory of Power reveals how the presidency has been profoundly transformed during the modern era—and why it now puts our democracy in imminent danger.

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  The Dead of Winter - Beware the...

  Sarah Clegg

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  Discover the monsters, witches, and other ghoulish creatures that make up lesser known Christmas folklore in this gleefully creepy guide–perfect for horror fans who love the wintry holidays. When you think about Christmas, you likely picture mangers, glowing fireplaces, sweet carolers, and snow-blanketed hills. But behind all this bright magic, there’s something much darker lurking in the shadows. In The Dead of Winter, Cambridge-trained historian Sarah Clegg delves deep into the folklore of the Christmas season in Europe, detailing the way its terrifying and often debaucherous past continues to haunt and entertain us now in the twenty-first century. Perfect for the growing mainstream audience obsessed with horror and monsters, this guide makes the perfect gift, beautifully packaged in a stocking-stuffer-friendly trim size.

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