Hopefully you were able to get a lot of quality holiday shopping done with the help of a few of our previous suggestions. However, if you haven’t yet found that perfect fit, we’re back with a few more ideas, this time for the historian in your lives.
The Men Who United the States by Simon Winchester: A comprehensive look at the individuals—explorers, thinkers, and innovators—who worked tirelessly to discover, connect, and bind the citizens and geography of the U.S.A from its beginnings.
Camelot’s Court by Robert Dallek: An authoritative portrait of JFK and his inner circle of advisors—their rivalries, their personality clashes, and their political battles—who influenced the most crucial and lasting policy decisions of JFK’s years in office.
1356 by Bernard Cornwell: A gift for someone who likes their history with a little fiction mixed in, about war between the French and the English—led by the heir to the throne, the Black Prince—and the search for a holy weapon that could change the tide of battle.
-Amanda