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Hello Dragos. Welcome to The History Book Club. This is in the right place to find lots of suggestions and great discussions.We have a variety of folders which may interest you. Why don't you start with our Home Page and look through the current book reads and discussion threads.
History Book Club Home Page
You also may be interested in the following folders:
Roman Empire-The History
Ancient History
You may also be interested in the following discussion:
One Man Against the World: The Tragedy of Richard Nixon
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Francie
HBC Administration - Supreme Court, Civil Rights, Health-Medicine-Science
A warm welcome to all our new members. This is a great place to be for all things history. So happy to have you joining us.
Dragos wrote: "A big hello to everyone here. My name is Dragos, I know it's a pain to spell it, so you can call me Steve :-) (and by the way my name is not connected to the word "dragon" :P) and I live in Romania..."Dragos, not everyone has a problem with pronouncing your name. Greetings from Croatia! :)
A warm welcome to all new members! Please, join in our discussions, book recommendations, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
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Hi there, I recently retired (I was an academic librarian at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa - where I live) so now have ample time to indulge my interest in history. I enjoy reading British history, particularly medieval and earlier; pre-history and archaeology of Europe and Britain (e.g. Frances Pryor, Barry Cunliffe). I think I should have been an archaeologist?
Hello, Eileen. Welcome to the History book club!I was a volunteer librarian during various stages of my formal education and also adore archaeology and history, so join the club. :)
Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out these threads:
Prehistory
Archaeology and Antropology and
British history
I suggest you check out our homepage and see what else we have to offer. You can access the main page through this link:
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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History
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We are gearing up for a very special Thanksgiving holiday in the United States - today in preparations, tomorrow when we celebrate with our family and friends and Friday when we try to get over the celebrations, or are spending it with family that has flown or has driven in to our various locations across the US.
Therefore if you do not get an immediate or even a delayed response from the US based moderators over the next three days - that is why.
We are preparing, cooking, eating, celebrating and having some family time.
We wish everybody across our country a very blessed and wonderful Thanksgiving where we can all be thankful for what we have no matter how big or how small - and give thanks to God for our health, our loved ones and our surroundings.
May we hope for peace around the world in the year to come and our thoughts and prayers go out to those in Paris and elsewhere who were taken from their families and loved ones too soon.
A very Happy Thanksgiving to all of your wherever you call home from all of us at the HBC (The History Book Club).
Best Wishes,
Bentley
Welcome, Eileen. This is the best place to be for all history lovers. Take a look at some of the discussions we have going on and join in. Enjoy!
Feel at home, Assaph! We are happy to see another History lover in our group. Your interests are also quite extensive! Since you have such a great interest in Ancient and Medieval history - we would like to recommend our Ancient History and Roman Empire folders: Ancient History
Roman Empire - The History...
Check out our folders as well if you want to search for any specific topic and discuss it with our fellow members. Feel free to contact any one of our assisting moderators for any assistance you might need. We are all here to help.
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José
HBC Administration - Ancient and Medieval History
Greetings! I am Amanda. I live in the USA, am married to Chris, and we have three boys and two dogs. My favorite areas of history are the ancient, medieval, and Renascence periods. I also love reading about church history. I joined this group in hopes to be inspired to read more, which has been a challenge in recent years as I have lived a busy life. Within the last year, life has slowed down so I have more time to enjoy reading. I am looking forward to growing more in my knowledge of history and hearing other's perspective.
Amanda
Don't you just love auto correct!!That would be Renaissance... :)
Hello, Amanda. Welcome to the History book club!Yes, auto correct can be a pain! ;) I love your choice of interest and if you look at my signature at the end of this post you will see that mine are pretty much the same as yours. :)
Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out these threads:
Ancient history
Renaissance and
Medieval history
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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History
Hello, Anita. Welcome to the History book club!In which ever way you read history, it's perfect, and I think many here will agree.
Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out our homepage and see if you find anything of interest. You can access it through this link:
HBC mainpage
Since you also mentioned you love fiction, check out out thread on Historical fiction too:
Historical fiction
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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History
I am Jo ~~ living in semi rural California but have lived in variousareas of the US. Both parents served in the Navy during WWII and have a distant connection to Jimmy Doolittle. Grew up hearing about The Great Depression. Remember seeing the McCarthy hearings on TV. 'Look', 'Life',
and 'Saturday Evening Post' piled up on the coffee table after much perusing. Find memoirs fascinating for small details but not limited to just that genre. ~~ 20th century amazes and saddens me.
Thank you for admitting me to this group of ideas.
Hi. I'm Kate. I've always been interested in history so much so I studied it at university. I did my degree in global modern history but I wrote my dissertation on the Canadian home front during the Second World War with emphasis on crisises that occurred in the country -eg the internment of Japanese Canadians and other "hostile" citizens. I love reading in general and love reading and learning new things. Thanks for having this group.
Thx for the welcome. I'm David from Austin, TX. I practice medicine but suspect there is a frustrated history teacher in me somewhere.
Love all history but especially early & modern European history.
A great introduction, Jo...we are so glad you joined us. It is interesting that you have a connection with General Doolittle, a fascinating man indeed.You may want to browse this thread.
World War II
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Military Hist L/Global NF/Eur/Brit/Music.
Hello. My name is Portia and I live in the US.I'm sure my interest in Richard III, the Plantagenets, and the War of the Roses will only increase with this group.
Welcome to the place for the history lover, Kate. Lots to see and do here and we hope you will actively participate in the book discussions/recommendations.You may want to browse this thread.
World War II
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Military Hist L/Global NF/Eur/Brit/Music.
Hi I am Harsh. I am 22 years old and am reading books on a regular basis when I discovered some awesome books at my college library about five years back. Till now I've read a bit on Indian history especially the Mughal period and I am a big fan of William Dalrymple. I would like to read about world history and anything you guys suggest or read together. Looking forward to it!
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European history
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Assisting Moderator – Ancient Roman History
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British history
British monarchy
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Based upon your post, you may find something to interest you in this topic:
India
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Hi,My name is Rachel. I just joined the group today. I am from the USA, I like history because I think it gives us perspective and can help inform our decisions today. Admittedly I am a bit of a historical newb, since I figured most of my college studies on science and engineering. I joined this group because I want to be more well read on American, South American, and world history. History on a human evolutionary scale is particularly interesting to me.
Thanks, looking forward to the December 5th reading challenge!
Hello everyone here i m rachid from agadir city i had 31 year i m happy to share with you this The History Book Club. here we can share lots of suggestions book .and make goods friends
May I welcome you Rachid but, excuse my ignorance, where exactly is Agadir City? As an excuse I am Australian.
My name is Roop, I am from India, I am not an avid reader but I like reading history, historical fiction and time travel stories. Passion for history was introduced by my father and by Mr.Nataraj the history teacher. But fate was I have to take Botany as major in college.
The most liked book on historical fiction is Ponniyin Selvan, Kayalvizhi and Sivagamiyin Sabatham which are in Tamil.
The historical figure I like are Alexander the Great, Caesar and Indian Kings like Narasimha Varma Pallavan also known as Mamallan and Harsha Vardhan.
I also like to read Rome and Egyptian history.
My name is Paul and I am an enthusiastic reader of American and British History. I especially like biography because it allows the reader to see how individuals interact and struggle with the dominant forces of their time. My special areas of interest include the conflict over slavery in the American Civil War era, and the history of literary and reform movements. I am currently reading James Oakes, Freedom National, which examines government policy on emancipation during the Civil War. Looking forward to some good discussions!
Warm welcome to all new members! Enjoy your time here and if you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Hi, I'm Stephen and live in Boston. I have lived also in Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela and England. I enjoy history and military history. I recently did a giveaway of my second cousin's WW1 diary, that was fun to edit.That has led to a deeper interest in the American Expeditionary Force in WW!.
Hello Paul. Welcome to The History Book Club. This is in the right place to find lots of suggestions and great discussions.We have a variety of folders which may interest you. Why don't you start with our Home Page and look through the current book reads and discussion threads.
History Book Club Home Page
You also may be interested in the following folders:
The American Civil War
You may also be interested in the following discussion:
One Man Against the World: The Tragedy of Richard Nixon
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Francie
HBC Administration - Supreme Court, Civil Rights, Health-Medicine-Science
Hello Stephen. Welcome to The History Book Club. This is in the right place to find lots of suggestions and great discussions.We have a variety of folders which may interest you. Why don't you start with our Home Page and look through the current book reads and discussion threads.
History Book Club Home Page
You also may be interested in the following folders:
The First World War
You may also be interested in the following discussion:
One Man Against the World: The Tragedy of Richard Nixon
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HBC Administration - Supreme Court, Civil Rights, Health-Medicine-Science
A warm welcome to all new members. We have several discussions going on and look forward to you all joining us.
Hi all, my name is Kat and I live in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK. I was however born in Australia. I moved over here just under 15 years ago. I studied Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology at Sydney University in Australia and used to dig up 4000 year old skeletons in the Arabian Peninsula, so I have a bit of a passion for pretty much any historical text, ancient or otherwise. I'll read historical fiction as well as non-fiction, but the fiction has to be well researched otherwise I get mad. Aside from archaeology, I am particularly interested in WWI, WWII, Victorian history, the history of medicine and disease, American Civil War, pre 20th Century LGBT history. I hope to be part of some interesting discussions.
Hi, I'm Dan Allosso. I'm a farmer, author, and historian. Currently finishing up a PhD dissertation at UMass/Amherst, where I teach American Environmental History. My other historical interests include Early America, Latin America, economic history (especially the history of wealth inequality), and the history of freethought and secularism in the Americas and Great Britain. I notice you don't seem to have an Environmental History discussion folder. If there's any interest in starting one, I'd be happy to help out.
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Hello Kat. Welcome to The History Book Club. This is in the right place to find lots of suggestions and great discussions.We have a variety of folders which may interest you. Why don't you start with our Home Page and look through the current book reads and discussion threads.
History Book Club Home Page
You also may be interested in the following folders:
The First World War
You may also be interested in the following discussion:
One Man Against the World: The Tragedy of Richard Nixon
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Francie
HBC Administration - Supreme Court, Civil Rights, Health-Medicine-Science
i m happy to be here ,good evening everyone
A warm welcome to new members Rachid, Kat, Dan, and Stephen. Great introductions from all and I'm sure you will find much here to add to your reading pleasure. Please join right in and happy reading!!
Welcome, Dan and Rachid. This is the best place to be for all history lovers. You'll find lots of suggestions and great discussions. Enjoy!
Hi everyone!My name is Jess and I am interested in ancient Egyptian history. It all started when I was a little girl, afraid of mummies. When I was afraid of something, I would learn all I could about it. My fear turned into a lifelong fascination with ancient Egypt. I was fortunate enough to travel there in 2008. My favorite authors are Justin Pollard and Terry Jones- yes! The one from Monty Python. He is a Medieval History historian who writes about the funny things that happened in history. :)
Thank you!
hello all,this is bhakti vaishnav, i teach in a college and love to read. good to see you all who share the same interest.
Hello Everyone,My name is Karen and I love history although in some of my research I have found myself seething from what I found in the depths of my research. My love of history started early in my life because of my passion for horses. I couldn't get enough of learning about horses and where and how they got here. Most of all I became fascinated how horses have been an important partner in the history of mankind. What a revelation for some one so young at the time. Always fascinated with history, when I went back to school in my fifties (and not being in school for over thirty years), I majored in you guessed it, history. Now that I have a BA in history I plan to continue on for my masters and PhD. My interests are varied from history of the America's (Pre-Colombian and the first couple of centuries after), Eurasia, the medieval era, and ancient/archaeological history (Eurasia).I enjoy historical fiction and some if my favorites have been the "North and South" series. I just finished a historical fiction series of the Mongol Empire from Genghis to Kublai. The series "Khan Dynasty" by Conn Iggulder had everything (that is important to me!), middle ages, Eurasia and of course an ultimate horse culture.
Thank you!
Karen
Hello, Jess. Welcome to the History book club!I definitely second that fascination with ancient Egypt. I absolutely love everything about it.
Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out our Ancient African history tread (includes Egypt), which you can access through this link.
Ancient African history
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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History
Thank you Teri for the feedback, I have given the book and author name
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