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    One of the most useful directions for facilitating the study of history, is to begin with authors who present a compendium, or general view of the whole subject of history, and, afterwards, to apply to the study of any particular history with which a more thorough acquaintance is desired. The Historical Department of this work has been compiled with a view to furnishing such a compendium. It ... Read more

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    "The U.S. didn't rule the world—it managed risk. Now, that manager is leaving the building." In 2026, global stability is no longer guaranteed; it is negotiated, transactional, and temporary. As Washington pivots toward an "America First" realism—withdrawing from multilateral frameworks and asserting unilateral control over strategic resources—the world is entering a volatile phase of ... Read more

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  • The Forgotten Civilizations That Built the Modern World. Lost Empires, Ancient Technology, and the Hidden Origins of Global Civilization

    The modern world was not built by the famous territorial empires we remember—it was built by the "network civilizations" we forgot. While history books obsess over the stone monuments of Rome and Egypt, the true engines of global progress were the masters of trade, finance, and translation. In The Forgotten Civilizations That Built the Modern World, Thomas Prescott reveals the hidden origins of ... Read more

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  • Nations Without Borders: A History of Stateless Peoples

    "States rise and fall. Borders move. But nations without states endure—quietly, persistently, and against expectation." The modern world assumes that nations and states are identical, yet history proves otherwise. In Nations Without Borders, Thomas Prescott provides a calm, analytical, and non-sentimental re-examination of human groups that persist without formal sovereignty. From the fluid ... Read more

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  • The Great Soviet Famine

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    "The famine was not Ukrainian, Kazakh, or Russian alone. It was Soviet—and its victims deserve to be remembered together." In the early 1930s, a man-made catastrophe of staggering proportions swept across the Soviet Union, claiming millions of lives through a lethal combination of forced collectivization and impossible grain quotas. In The Great Soviet Famine, Thomas Prescott provides a forensic, ... Read more

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  • Before Nations: How Infrastructure Created Civilization

    "Before nations, there were roads. Before flags, there were canals. And long before identity, there was infrastructure." Civilization did not begin with common languages or shared myths—it began with the coordination of material systems. In Before Nations, Thomas Prescott provides a quietly radical re-examination of human history, arguing that political authority followed logistical capability, ... Read more

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  • The Enforcement State

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    "ICE did not emerge because Americans suddenly became harsher. It emerged because the U.S. state reorganized itself after 9/11."In the modern American consciousness, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a lightning rod—a symbol of either necessary order or systemic cruelty. But behind the headlines and the slogans lies a complex institutional history that few truly understand. In The ... Read more

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  • Biomimetic and Biohybrid Systems

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    This book constitutes the proceedings of the )th International Conference on Biomimetic and Biohybrid Systems, Living Machines 2020, held in Freiburg, Germany, in July 2020. Due to COVID-19 pandemic the conference was held virtually. The 32 full and 7 short papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 45 submissions. They deal with research on novel life-like ... Read more

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