Challenges in intelligence analysis lessons from 1300 BCE to the present by Walton, Timothy R. 1948-

Societies, religion, and history central-east Tanzanians and the world they created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE by Gonzales, Rhonda M.

Weapon a visual history of arms and armour

Table of Contents: “…The ancient world (3000 BCE - 1000 BCE) -- The middle ages (1000-1500) -- The early modern world (1500-1775) -- The revolutionary world (1775-1900) -- The modern world (1900-2006)…”

The history book

Table of Contents: “…Human Origins, 200,000 years ago-3500 BCE -- Ancient Civilizatrions, 6000BCE-500CE -- The Medieval World, 500-1492 -- The Early Modern Era, 1420-1795 -- Changing Societies, 1776-1914 -- The Modern World, 1914-Present…”

Southeast Asia in world history by Lockard, Craig A.

Table of Contents: “…The ancient roots of Southeast Asia to ca. 200 BCE -- Southeast Asians in the classical world, ca. 200 BCE-800 CE -- The kingdoms of the golden age, ca. 800-1400 -- New cultures and connections, ca. 1300-1750 -- Christians, spices, and western expansion, 1500-1750 -- The western winds of colonialism, 1750-1914 -- Colonial impact and changing fortunes, 1800-1941 -- Fighting for the cause of national freedom, 1900-1950 -- Revolutionary wars and nation building, 1950-1975 -- Diverse identities, "tigers," and changing politics since 1970 -- Southeast Asia and the wider world…”

Soldier a visual history of the fighting man by Grant, R.G

Table of Contents: “…Phalanxes and Legions 600 BCE-450 CE -- Conquest and Chivalry 450-1500 -- Pikemen and Musketeers 1500-1775 -- Empires and Frontiers 1775-1914 -- Trenches and Dogfights 1914-1945 -- Guerrillas and Commandos 1945-Present.…”

The economics book

Table of Contents: “…Let the trading begin: 400 BCE-1770 CE -- The age of reason: 1770-1820 -- Industrial and economic revolutions: 1820-1929 -- War and depressions: 1929-1945 -- Post-war economics: 1945-70 -- Contemporary economics: 1970-present…”

The literature book

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Heroes and legends. 3000 BCE-1300 CE -- Renaissance to Enlightenment. 1300-1800 -- Romanticism and the rise of the novel. 1800-1855 -- Depicting real life. 1855-1900 -- Breaking with tradition. 1900-1945 -- Postwar writing. 1945-1970 -- Contemporary literature. 1970-present…”

The astronomy book

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- From myth to science : 600 BCE-1550 CE -- The telescope revolution : 1550-1750 -- Uranus to Neptune : 1750-1850 -- The rise of Astrophysics : 1850-1915 -- Atoms, stars, and galaxies : 1915-1950 -- New windows on the universe : 1950-1975 -- The triumph of technology : 1975-present…”

A historical atlas of Tibet by Ryavec, Karl E.

Table of Contents: “…The prehistorical and ancient periods, circa 30,000 BCE to 600 CE -- Part 2. The imperial period, circa 600-900 -- Part 3. …”

A brief history of Iraq by Fattah, Hala Mundhir, 1950-

Table of Contents: “…List of illustrations -- List of maps -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1: Iraq, the first society (prehistory to 539 BCE) -- 2: From the Persian empire to the Sassanians (539 BCE-651 CE) -- 3: Iraq under the Umayyad dynasty (651-750) -- 4: Abbasid and post-Abbasid dynasty (750-1258) -- 5: Turkish tribal migrations and the early Ottoman state (1256-1638) -- 6: Imperial administration, local rule, and Ottoman recentralization (1638-1914) -- 7: British occupation and the Iraqi monarchy (1914-1958) -- 8: Growth of the republican regimes and the emergence of Baathist Iraq (1958-1979) -- 9: Rule of Saddam Hussein and the difficult legacy of the Mukhabarat state (1979-2003) -- 10: War in Iraq (2003-2008) -- Postscript -- Appendixes: 1: Basic facts about Iraq -- 2: Chronology -- 3: Bibliography -- 4: Suggested reading -- Index.…”
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WARFARE : THE DEFINITIVE VISUAL HISTORY /

Table of Contents: “…War in the ancient world : 3000 BCE-500 CE -- War in the medieval world : 500-1500 -- Early modern warfare : 1500-1750 -- The age of revolution : 1750-1830 -- The dawn of mechanized warfare : 1830-1914 -- Era of the world wars : 1914-1945 -- Conflicts after World War II : 1945-present -- Directory…”

Why some wars never end the stories of the longest conflicts in history by Cummins, Joseph

Table of Contents: “…: wars of empire -- The Greco-Persian Wars, 500-449 BCE: "Remember the Athenians" -- The Punic Wars, 264-146 BCE: the end of Carthage -- The Hundred Years' War, 1337-1453: a perfect storm of warfare -- The Ottoman wars, 1354-1529: "The great drum of conquest" -- section 2. …”

The Ancient Near East an encyclopedia for students

A brief history of Pakistan by Wynbrandt, James

Table of Contents: “…The land and its early history -- Inroads of armies and ideas (500 B.C.E.-700 C.E.) -- The coming of Islam (700-1526) -- The Mughal Period (1526-1748) -- Trading company wars (1748-1858) -- The Raj Era (1858-1909) -- The road to independence (1909-1947) -- The challenges of independence (1947-1958) -- Military rule (1958-1971) -- Between East and West (1971-1988) -- Civilian rule restored (1988-1999) -- A return to the world stage (1999-2008).…”
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Ruling Russian Eurasia, Khans, Clans, and Tsars by Williams, Robert Chadwell 1938-

Table of Contents: “…Readings -- Herodotus on the Scythians (c. 415 BCE) -- The Primary Chronicle on the Founding of Kiev Rus (862) -- The Primary Chronicle on the Baptism of Prince Vladimir (988) -- The Kipchak Khanate and the "Golden Horde" (1200s) -- Last Will and Testament of Moscow Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoi (1389) -- The Domostroi Rules for Russian Households -- Law Code (Ulozhenie) of 1649 on Serfdom -- The Reforms of Peter the Great (1699-1725) -- John Bell's Travels in Central Asia (1719) -- Peter III's Emancipation on the Nobility (1762) -- Catherine 's Charter to the Nobility -- Annexing the Crimean Khanate (1783) -- Emperor Paul I on the Rules of the Romanov Family Succession (1797) -- Speransky's Code of Indigenous Administration (Siberia) (1822) -- Pushkin and the Decembrists (1825) -- Peter Chaadaev on Russia's Family Identity (1836) -- Baron Haxthausen on the Peasant Family and Commune (1844) -- The Brotherhood of Ss. …”