Carl Sandburg’s monumental biography of Abraham Lincoln captures both the man and the times in vivid narrative detail. The War Years, Volume Five continues the story of Lincoln’s presidency through the struggles and turning points of the Civil War. Blending historical research with literary style, Sandburg portrays Lincoln as a leader of resilience, wisdom, and humanity. The series remains …
Edited by Ken Mondschein, this anthology brings together America’s most important founding documents and political writings in a single reference. In addition to the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence, it includes speeches, letters, and essays that reveal the principles on which the United States was established. Designed as both a study resource and a keepsake edition, the col…
George R. Knight’s book examines the social, religious, and theological factors that fueled millennial expectations in early nineteenth-century America, focusing on William Miller and his followers. It explores how the widespread anticipation of Christ’s return culminated in the Great Disappointment of 1844, and how this event gave rise to new religious movements, including Seventh-day Adve…
William J. Federer’s encyclopedia gathers a wide range of quotations and writings from America’s founders, leaders, and historical figures that highlight the role of faith, morality, and religion in shaping the nation. Designed as both a reference and inspirational resource, the book demonstrates how biblical principles and spiritual convictions influenced the development of American societ…
Russell Freedman’s Lincoln: A Photobiography offers a richly illustrated account of Abraham Lincoln’s life, tracing his journey from humble frontier beginnings to his presidency during the Civil War. The book blends clear, engaging text with archival photographs and prints, giving readers both a visual and narrative portrait of Lincoln. Aimed especially at younger audiences, it presents Lin…
Arthur L. White’s biography offers a clear and inspiring portrait of Ellen G. White, tracing her journey from humble beginnings to her role as a spiritual leader and prophetic voice in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The book highlights her major contributions, struggles, and influence, presenting her as both deeply human and divinely called. Designed for accessibility, it serves as an intr…
James L. Swanson’s Manhunt vividly reconstructs the tense twelve-day search for John Wilkes Booth after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Blending historical research with fast-paced storytelling, the book details Booth’s escape, the efforts of Union soldiers and detectives to track him, and the dramatic climax of his capture. It not only presents a gripping true-crime narrative but als…
Herbert E. Douglass provides an engaging study of Ellen White’s most striking and far-reaching prophecies. The book highlights how her messages spoke to the challenges of her time while also addressing issues relevant for the future of the church and the world. Douglass underscores the role of prophetic guidance in shaping Adventist faith and practice, showing how Ellen White’s visions cont…
Ira Stoll presents a detailed and engaging biography of Samuel Adams, portraying him as a passionate advocate of liberty and a driving force behind the American Revolution. The book explores Adams’s political philosophy, his role in organizing resistance against British rule, and his influence in shaping revolutionary ideals. By blending historical research with narrative storytelling, Stoll …
Ron Chernow’s biography provides an in-depth account of Alexander Hamilton’s extraordinary life, from his humble beginnings in the Caribbean to his central role in the founding of the United States. The book explores his contributions to the Constitution, financial system, and political structure, as well as his complex personality and turbulent personal life. Through rich detail and extens…