Since October 7, 2023, information regarding the conflict in the Middle East has been distorted by smear campaigns, ideological propaganda, and viral falsehoods. In *Israel and Palestine: The Battle for History* (*Israel y Palestina: La batalla por la historia*), researcher and actor Frederick Guttmann R. systematically dismantles the myths, anachronisms, and conspiracy theories flooding the media and social networks.Drawing on a well-documented analysis that spans fields from archa...

THE EXODUS OF ISRAEL TO AMERICA: the lost tribes, the legacy of Joseph and the mystery of the new world – The American Sanctuary (book II)What if the history of the origin of the people of America were not what you have been taught? What if the lost tribes of Israel migrated beyond the ocean, to unexplored lands? In this second volume of The American Sanctuary, Frederick Guttmann R. follows the traces of an exodus that would have crossed continents and oceans: from the dispersion of...

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick Douglass is a carefully prepared Bookjack digital edition of biographical and autobiographical writing. The book is presented for clear ebook reading, with metadata and structure designed for discoverability in a modern digital catalogue. Readers will find a work shaped by memory, public life, personal experience, and historical perspective, making it a useful addition for anyone exploring Frederick Douglass's writing or building a l...

Friedrich Engels was twenty-four when he finished this book, and he had done something no socialist writer had done before him: he had gone to look.Sent by his father in late 1842 to the family firm of Ermen & Engels in Manchester, he spent twenty months in the world capital of the factory system not as a tourist of misery but as an investigator - walking the courts and cellars of the Old Town, reading the parliamentary blue books and the factory inspectors' reports, and, as he tel...

This interdisciplinary collection draws on the insights of poets, academics, policy makers and practitioners to offer new ways of understanding and responding to the social, psychological and structural challenges facing Caribbean youth today.Using decolonial and social ecological frameworks, the chapters expose how power, knowledge and practice intersect in the lives of young people and propose transformative pathways for more holistic but contextually specific approaches to safeg...

A beautifully edition of Frederick Douglass’s groundbreaking autobiography, one of the most powerful and enduring works in American literature. Elegantly designed for collectors, students, and general readers alike, this edition presents Douglass’s life story with the dignity, care, and permanence it deserves.Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave is the extraordinary firsthand account of Frederick Douglass’s journey from bondage to freedom. As one of the most influ...

For sixty years this book was read as Marx's. The nineteen articles collected here appeared in the New-York Daily Tribune across 1851 and 1852 over Marx's signature - he was the paper's contracted correspondent - and only in 1913, when the Marx-Engels correspondence was published, did it emerge that Engels had written every word. Marx, as this edition's own note records, "at that time was engaged in economic research"; Engels, who had the German events at his fingertips and wrote quick, mu...

Engels wrote The Peasant War in Germany in London in the summer of 1850 - "while still under the immediate impression of the counter-revolution just then completed", as his preface puts it - with the wounds of the defeated revolution of 1848-49 still open. It is a short, fierce book about a distant event: the great rising of German peasants and plebeians in 1525, which Marx had called "the most radical fact of German history".What it does supremely well is to read a war fought unde...

A Landmark Digital Collection of Four Foundational WorksThe African American Classics Library brings together four of the most important works in American literature and history, offering a powerful and unified reading experience. Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois each provide a distinct perspective on the long struggle for freedom, education, identity and equality. Combined, their voices form an essential record o...

Two Vatos Talk Pop Cultura brings a leading Latinx media studies scholar, Frederick Luis Aldama, together with an award-winning television writer and producer, Peter Murrieta, to examine how Latinx representation has evolved—and stagnated—across seven decades of American TV, film, and pop culture.

Engels wrote this book to settle a debt, and he was forty years late paying it.In 1845 he and Marx had shut themselves up in Brussels to write out, at length, what separated them from the German philosophy they had grown up in. The manuscript never found a printer; they left it "to the gnawing criticism of the mice all the more willingly as we had achieved our main purpose - self-clarification". Four decades passed. Marx died. Neither had ever gone back to Ludwig Feuerbach, the man...

This is the book that founded a world outlook, and its author did not want to write it. Engels says so in the first sentence of the first preface: "The following work is by no means the fruit of any 'inner urge'. On the contrary."Eugen Duehring, a lecturer at Berlin University who wrote at enormous speed on everything, had announced himself a socialist - and not merely a socialist but the author of a complete new system covering philosophy, political economy and the shape of the so...