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Josie Rourke, 42, is an award-winning theater and film director. She has worked in theater […]

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British historian Antony Beevor’s Battle of Arnhem makes an old yarn fresh again in this exciting comprehensive look at Market Garden and its aftermath.

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Some of the worst warship disasters before the 20th century happened outside of combat.

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A series of fateful visits by British explorer James Cook led the young noble to formulate a plan to defeat his enemies and deter outsiders seeking to conquer the islands.

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