History Teaching - Last Good Read


	Last Good Read Read a superb book lately? Something that has changed your ideas about a period or event in history? Let your colleagues know here!

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Arthur and George: A novel about Arthur Conan Doyle and George Edalji, a solicitor in Birmingham and the victim of a major miscarriage of justice in the late C19th.; Author: Julian Barnes
At the Sign of the Sugared Plum: A novel set at the time of the plague in London; Author: Mary Hooper
A Gladiator Dies Only Once: Another selection of short stories about the Roman Empire.; Author: Steven Saylor
Auschwitz - The Nazis and the 'Final Solution': The book of the BBC television series of the same name.; Author: Laurence Rees
A History of the Arab Peoples: A history of the Arab peoples, from the seventh century to today.; Author: Albert Hourani
Allies in War: Explores the relationship between Britain and America during WW2.; Author: Mark A Stoler
A Very English Agent: A novel about revolt and intrigue in England in the first half of the Nineteenth Century.; Author: Julian Rathbone
All Quiet on the Home Front - an oral history of life in Britain during the First World War: Uses the memories and accounts of 100 survivors of WW1 to put together a picture of life in Britain at that time.; Author: Richard van Emden & Steve Humphries
A Mist of Prophecies: A Mystery story set in Ancient Rome.; Author: Steven Saylor
A Short History of Nearly Everything: An exploration of science, ideas and how we became what we are.; Author: Bill Bryson

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