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Le Grand Hôtel & Café de la Paix French Art de Vivre

200.00 

A beautifully illustrated Flammarion history of Le Grand Hôtel and Café de la Paix — two Parisian institutions on the Place de l’Opéra since 1862, with a guest list spanning Proust, Wilde, and de Gaulle. An essential celebration of French luxury hospitality and la belle époque art de vivre.

The Illustrated Meditations

100.00 

Marcus Aurelius’s personal Stoic reflections in a beautifully illustrated edition — private notes to himself on equanimity, anger, desire, and what matters. James S. Romm’s commentary contextualises one of philosophy’s most beloved and practically useful texts in its second-century Roman world.

Symposium and Phaedrus

60.00 

Plato’s two dialogues on love, beauty, and the soul — the Symposium’s ladder of love culminating in Diotima’s vision, and Phaedrus’s meditation on beauty and the immortal soul. The richest account of Platonic love in philosophy, in an Everyman’s Library translation.

The Social Contract

30.00 

Rousseau’s 1762 political masterwork — ‘man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains.’ The concept of the general will and the intellectual foundation of democratic theory: a text that made revolutions and whose influence on political thought has never diminished. Essential in a Wordsworth Classics edition.

Utopia

30.00 

Thomas More’s 1516 foundational text of political philosophy — the ideal island society that gave us the word ‘utopia’ and launched a tradition of political imagination extending to Marx, Morris, and beyond. Simultaneously serious argument, humanist satire, and ambiguous meditation: a Wordsworth Classics essential.

Rosslyn and the Grail

60.00 

The authoritative guide to Rosslyn Chapel — separating historical fact from popular legend about one of Scotland’s most extraordinary fifteenth-century buildings. Oxbrow and Robertson examine the intricate carvings and their real meanings with scholarly rigour and genuine engagement with the myths.

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Tartan A Complete History And Visual Guide To Over 400 Famous Tartans

35.00 

The comprehensive reference on tartan — over 400 clan, family, and district tartans documented with full-colour swatches, historical notes, and cultural context. From ancient disputed origins to Victorian revival and global fashion icon: the essential illustrated guide for anyone with Scottish heritage or a love of pattern.

The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money The Economic Consequences of the Peace

30.00 

Keynes’s 1936 masterwork — the book that transformed how governments respond to economic crises, arguing that markets don’t self-correct and government spending is necessary. One of the twentieth century’s most consequential intellectual works in an accessible Wordsworth Classics edition.

An Essay Concerning Human Understanding

30.00 

Locke’s 1689 foundational text of British empiricism — the blank slate, knowledge from experience, and the philosophical groundwork for the Enlightenment. A landmark of intellectual history available in an accessible Wordsworth Classics edition: essential for students of philosophy and ideas.

Extracts from the Second Sex

30.00 

Key passages from Simone de Beauvoir’s foundational 1949 feminist masterpiece — ‘One is not born, but becomes, a woman.’ This Vintage selection makes de Beauvoir’s essential analysis of femininity’s social construction accessible without sacrificing the rigour that makes it indispensable.

Queens of the Crusades Eleanor of Aquitaine and Her Successors

60.00 

Alison Weir’s sweeping narrative history recovers the powerful women who shaped the Crusades — queens, regents, and noblewomen whose political and military decisions were as consequential as any king’s. A fundamentally different view of medieval history from Britain’s bestselling female historian.

The 101 Greatest Plays From Antiquity to the Present

70.00 

Michael Billington’s authoritative guide to 101 plays that have defined theatre from antiquity to the present — selected and introduced by one of the world’s most respected drama critics. Passionate, learned, and indispensable for theatregoers and anyone drawn to humanity’s oldest art form.

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Tartan A Complete History and Visual Guide to Over 400 Famous Tartans

60.00 

The definitive reference documenting over 400 tartans with full-colour illustration, clan histories, and cultural context. From disputed ancient origins to romantic Victorian reinvention, Zaczek and Phillips trace the full history of one of the world’s most recognisable design systems.

Sacred Darkness The Last Days of the Gulag

55.00 

Georgian writer Levan Berdzenishvili’s remarkable testimony of Soviet Gulag imprisonment in the 1980s — a portrait gallery of poets, philosophers, and dissidents who maintained their intellectual lives in the camps. Vital historical document and profound meditation on preserving humanity under duress.

Fifth Avenue From Washington Square to Marcus Garvey Park

100.00 

A richly illustrated architectural and cultural history of New York’s most iconic street, from Washington Square to Marcus Garvey Park. William J. Hennessey traces Fifth Avenue’s evolution across two centuries in a book that is both serious historical study and visual pleasure.

Homo Criminalis A Criminal History of Humanity

50.00 

Mark Galeotti’s sweeping, engaging exploration of crime across human history — from ancient thieves to modern hackers. A leading security expert traces how criminals and the societies that produce them have always shaped each other, in a work that is both serious scholarship and compulsive reading.

The Earth Transformed An Untold History

120.00 

Peter Frankopan’s landmark work reframes the entire course of human civilisation through ecology and climate. Drawing on astonishing range, he argues that our relationship with the natural world has always been history’s defining force — essential reading for understanding our present crisis.

The Egyptian Book of the Dead

150.00 

The definitive English edition of one of humanity’s oldest religious texts, reproduced in full colour from the Papyrus of Ani. Faulkner’s authoritative translation, accompanied by scholarly commentary, brings this 3,000-year-old guide through the afterlife to vivid, extraordinary life.

Religions of the World

90.00 

Religions of the World (Lorenz Books) — Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Shinto, and the indigenous traditions of Africa, Australia, and the Americas — each presented from its origins through its major texts, ritual practices, sacred sites, and contemporary global presence. The most complete one-volume guide to world religion available, with the visual richness and historical depth the subject demands. Published by Lorenz Books.

Europe: A History

100.00 

Europe: A History by Norman Davies (Penguin) — the most ambitious single-volume European history ever published, tracing the continent’s story from the Ice Age to the end of the Cold War across its full diversity: Eastern and Central European dimensions, religious and intellectual history, culture and everyday life, and the deep structural patterns that repeat across centuries. Encyclopaedic in scope, written with literary flair, the essential one-volume European history. Published by Penguin.

Uniforms of World War II

90.00 

Uniforms of World War II by Andrew Mollo (Lorenz Books) — the uniforms of every major national force in the Second World War, from the Wehrmacht and the Red Army through the British, American, and Commonwealth forces to the Japanese Imperial Army and the Italian Regia Esercito, with full-colour illustrations and historical context for each national uniform tradition. A comprehensive reference for military history enthusiasts. Published by Lorenz Books.

The Japanese Myths

75.00 

The Japanese Myths by Joshua Frydman (Thames & Hudson) — one of the world’s great mythological traditions presented in its complete form: the creation of the islands from the cosmic ocean, the storm god Susanoo and the sun goddess Amaterasu, the descent into the underworld, the founding of the imperial dynasty. As rich, as strange, and as philosophically serious as the Greek or Norse myths — and significantly less familiar to Western readers. Published by Thames & Hudson.

The Korean Myths

75.00 

The Korean Myths by Heinz Insu Fenkl (Thames & Hudson) — one of the world’s least known and most extraordinary mythological traditions, presented in the most complete and most readable English translation available. Creation myths of dazzling strangeness. Gods in the spaces between heaven and earth. Shamanic rituals persisting from prehistoric times into the contemporary city. Essential for anyone interested in world mythology or Korean culture. Published by Thames & Hudson.

Inside Pompeii: A First-Ever Complete Tour

400.00 

Inside Pompeii: A First-Ever Complete Tour by Peter Connolly (Thames & Hudson) — the first complete visual tour of the entire city frozen at the moment of its destruction in 79 CE, produced in collaboration with the Pompeii Archaeological Park. Every district, every major building, every street — the most comprehensive visual record of Pompeii ever published, and the definitive account of how the city was built, how it functioned, and how its people lived. Published by Thames & Hudson.

The Seducer’s Diary

30.00 

The Seducer’s Diary by Søren Kierkegaard (Penguin) — embedded in Either/Or and now available alone, the disturbing and philosophically indispensable account of Johannes’s calculated seduction of Cordelia: simultaneously a portrait of a predatory mind and an inquiry into the difference between aesthetic and ethical modes of existence. Kierkegaard understood that the most damning portrait of a consciousness is one that presents itself as its own advocate. Published by Penguin.

The Rise of the Railways

150.00 

The Rise of the Railways by DK — the extraordinary story of how the steam locomotive transformed the world in fifty years, reshaping economies, altering landscapes, creating cities, and changing the social fabric of every country it reached. From George Stephenson and the Rocket through the great Victorian railway builders to the golden age of steam and the transition to modern traction — comprehensive visual detail throughout. Published by DK.

Legendary Heroes: Myths and Legends from Around the World

90.00 

Legendary Heroes: Myths and Legends from Around the World by DK — the great hero narratives of world mythology in a single beautifully illustrated volume: Hercules and Achilles, Gilgamesh and Arjuna, Beowulf and Roland, Sun Wukong and Maui. Greek, Norse, Celtic, Hindu, Aztec, African, Chinese, and Pacific traditions all receive generous treatment with the cultural context that makes the heroes’ actions meaningful. Published by DK.

Maps: Their Untold Stories

180.00 

Maps: Their Untold Stories by DK — fifty of the most extraordinary maps ever made, read as cultural documents that reveal as much about their creators and their worlds as about the geography they depict. The Mappa Mundi. The first map to name America. London’s wartime damage from the air. Each map in full colour with expert annotation drawing out the political assumptions, knowledge gaps, and stories encoded in its making. Published by DK.

A History of Astrology

110.00 

A History of Astrology by DK — astrology’s full cultural and historical richness, from the celestial omens of ancient Mesopotamia through the mathematical astrology of the Hellenistic world, the medieval integration with natural philosophy, the challenge of the Copernican revolution, and contemporary astrological practice. Exceptional reproductions of original manuscripts, celestial charts, and astrological instruments throughout. An essential reference. Published by DK.

Exploration: Map by Map

130.00 

Exploration: Map by Map by DK — the complete history of the age of exploration told through the maps that explorers made as they went: original maps from the world’s great cartographic collections, some beautiful, some wildly inaccurate, all historically fascinating. Expert commentary draws out what each map shows, what the mapmaker understood, and how geographical knowledge developed through the cumulative work of centuries. Published by DK.

Macbeth

46.00 

Macbeth by William Shakespeare (Penguin) — the shortest and most concentrated of the great tragedies, moving from the three witches on a heath to a final battle with the speed and inevitability of a nightmare. Its language — ‘Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow’, ‘Out, damned spot’ — is among the most quoted in English, which means it is also the most surprising when encountered properly in context. Penguin Shakespeare edition with clear annotations. Published by Penguin.

Ancient Greece

130.00 

Ancient Greece by DK — the complete story of the civilisation that created the foundations of the Western world, from the Bronze Age Minoans and Mycenaeans through the classical golden age of Periclean Athens to the Hellenistic world of Alexander the Great. Exceptional photography of sculpture, pottery, and architecture alongside maps, timelines, and profiles of the great figures. Published by DK.

A History of Christianity

100.00 

A History of Christianity by DK — the complete story of Christianity from the life and teachings of Jesus through the early church, the great councils, the medieval synthesis, the Reformation, and the global diversification of the faith into the modern era. The visual approach illuminates Christian art, architecture, and manuscript tradition with exceptional photography. An essential reference for students of religious history. Published by DK.

Philosophers Who Changed the World

110.00 

Philosophers Who Changed the World by DK — eighty of the most consequential thinkers in the history of philosophy, Eastern and Western, ancient and contemporary, profiled with biographical depth, clear exposition of key ideas, and a genuine account of why each philosopher’s contribution mattered. Non-Western traditions — Buddhist, Confucian, Indian — receive the same seriousness as the European canon. The ideal companion for a serious philosophical reading list. Published by DK.

Machines: A Visual History

130.00 

Machines: A Visual History by DK — the complete story of human mechanical ingenuity from the earliest simple machines of antiquity through the complex systems that define contemporary life. Over three hundred machines profiled with technical drawings, photographs, and the engineering principles that make each one work — from classic mechanical devices through electrical and electronic machines to robotics and programmable systems. Published by DK.

Battles That Changed History

110.00 

Battles That Changed History by DK — eighty of the most consequential military engagements in human history, from Thermopylae and Marathon through Waterloo, Gettysburg, the Marne, Midway, and El Alamein, with maps, tactical diagrams, and authoritative analysis. Pre-battle strategic context, blow-by-blow accounts, and long-term historical consequences for each engagement. An essential military history reference. Published by DK.

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