Collector's Edition Laminated Hardback with Jacket Volumes 1 & 2\nAt its height, the Roman Empire ruled the known world-but even the greatest empires are not invincible. What begins as a tale of power and triumph soon unravels into a gripping account of political intrigue, military failures, and the slow erosion of a civilization that once seemed untouchable. Gibbon vividly brings to life the ambitious rulers, ruthless invaders, and internal betrayals that chipped away at Rome's foundations. With masterful storytelling and sharp historical insight, this epic chronicle reveals how the empire that shaped the West began to crumble from within.\nFew works have shaped our understanding of history like Gibbon's masterful account of Rome's fall. With sharp analysis and eloquent prose, in History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire he not only chronicles an empire's decline but also pioneers the modern study of history itself. His work challenges readers to consider how political corruption, military overreach, and cultural shifts can topple even the greatest civilizations. More than two centuries later, it remains a vital, thought-provoking reflection on power, legacy, and the fragility of empires.\nVolumes 3 & 4 and Volumes 5 & 6 are also available.

History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Vol. 1 & 2 (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket): Volumes 1 and 2

History

GIBBON, Edward

Ancient Civilizations

Revive Classics

History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Vol. 3 & 4 (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket): Volumes 3 and 4

Collector's Edition Laminated Hardback with Jacket Volumes 5 & 6 At its height, the Roman Empire ruled the known world-but even the greatest empires are not invincible. What begins as a tale of power and triumph soon unravels into a gripping account of political intrigue, military failures, and the slow erosion of a civilization that once seemed untouchable. Gibbon vividly brings to life the ambitious rulers, ruthless invaders, and internal betrayals that chipped away at Rome's foundations. With masterful storytelling and sharp historical insight, this epic chronicle reveals how the empire that shaped the West began to crumble from within.Few works have shaped our understanding of history like Gibbon's masterful account of Rome's fall. With sharp analysis and eloquent prose, in History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire he not only chronicles an empire's decline but also pioneers the modern study of history itself. His work challenges readers to consider how political corruption, military overreach, and cultural shifts can topple even the greatest civilizations. More than two centuries later, it remains a vital, thought-provoking reflection on power, legacy, and the fragility of empires.Volumes 1 & 2 and Volumes 3 & 4 are also available.

History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Vol. 5 & 6 (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket): Volumes 5 and 6

Idylls of the King (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

Literature & Fiction

Tennyson, Alfred, Lord

Poetry

Collector's Edition Laminated Hardback with Jacket\nBorn into the squalor of Newgate Prison, a young woman learns early that the world offers nothing freely-so she takes what she can. Clever, bold, and unrelenting, she climbs from poverty to wealth through seduction, deception, and sheer will, marrying when it suits her and stealing when it doesn't. As she maneuvers through the glittering parlors of high society and the shadowy streets of London, her hunger for fortune pushes her toward ever-riskier schemes. But in a world where survival demands both cunning and luck, she soon finds herself facing the one thing she can't outwit-consequences.\nA daring and unflinching portrait of survival in 18th-century England, Moll Flanders stands as one of the earliest and most provocative explorations of the modern novel. Daniel Defoe's gripping tale of crime, resilience, and social mobility challenges the rigid moral structures of its time, offering a rare glimpse into the struggles of women navigating a world built against them. Blending fiction with sharp social commentary, the novel exposes the brutal realities of poverty, class, and gender, making it both a thrilling adventure and a powerful historical document. Its bold, complex heroine defied literary conventions, paving the way for future realist narratives and cementing Defoe's legacy as a pioneer of the English novel.

Moll Flanders (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

DEFOE, DANIEL

Classics

Collector's Edition Laminated Hardback with Jacket A mysterious old philosopher challenges a young Socrates with a puzzle that threatens to unravel everything he believes about reality. What begins as a simple discussion on the nature of existence soon spirals into a labyrinth of paradoxes, where logic twists in on itself and certainty slips away. With each question, Parmenides pushes Socrates deeper into the unknown, forcing him to reconsider the very foundations of truth, knowledge, and being. The result is a mind-bending journey that has puzzled and inspired thinkers for centuries.Parmenides is an enigmatic dialogue that stands at the heart of Western philosophy, challenging the very nature of reality and thought itself. By presenting a rigorous critique of Plato's own theory of forms, it forces readers to grapple with the limits of logic and human understanding. The work's intricate paradoxes have inspired centuries of philosophical debate, influencing thinkers from Aristotle to modern metaphysicians. Even today, its questions about existence and unity remain as provocative and unsettling as ever.

Parmenides (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

Politics & Social Sciences

Plató

Philosophy

Pollyanna (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

Children's Books

PORTER, ELEANOR H.

Collector's Edition Laminated Hardback with Jacket\nWith an unstoppable drive and a vision that stretched beyond the known world, Alexander the Great led his army on a campaign that reshaped history. Arrian's gripping account, drawn from eyewitness sources, brings to life the ruthless battles, daring strategies, and unbreakable will that propelled Alexander from a young Macedonian king to a legendary conqueror. From the scorching deserts of Persia to the towering peaks of India, his army marched forward, forging an empire unlike any before. But as his victories mounted, so too did the tensions within his ranks, hinting at the price of unrelenting ambition.\nArrian's The Campaigns of Alexander stands as one of the most authoritative and vivid accounts of Alexander the Great's military genius. Written centuries after the events, it draws from now-lost firsthand sources, preserving the strategies, leadership, and ambitions that shaped the ancient world. More than just a chronicle of conquest, it offers rare insight into the mindset of history's most legendary commander and the empire he forged. As both a historical and literary masterpiece, it continues to influence our understanding of warfare, leadership, and the legacy of one of antiquity's greatest figures.

The Campaigns of Alexander (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

Arrian

The Golden Bowl (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

JAMES,HENRY

Genre Fiction

Collector's Edition Laminated Hardback with Jacket\nGlamorous, witty, and born to dazzle, Lily Bart knows she was meant for a life of luxury-but in New York's high society, beauty alone isn't enough. Torn between marrying for wealth and holding out for love, she plays a dangerous game where every misstep has consequences. Scandal and gossip swirl around her, allies become rivals, and the glittering world she covets begins to slip through her fingers. As she struggles to secure her place among the elite, Lily is forced to reckon with the cost of ambition in a society that can turn cruel in an instant.\nA searing critique of Gilded Age society, The House of Mirth exposes the ruthless constraints placed on women in the early 20th century. Through Lily Bart's downfall, Edith Wharton unflinchingly reveals how wealth, marriage, and reputation dictated a woman's fate in elite circles. The novel was groundbreaking in its portrayal of social hypocrisy and the impossible choices facing women who sought both love and independence. More than a century later, its themes of ambition, class, and gender remain strikingly relevant, cementing Wharton's place as a literary trailblazer.

The House of Mirth (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

WHARTON,EDITH

United States

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