In the narrative histories of human experience, facts become connected to flesh and bone, and readers are presented with more than dates and events-they are given stories. Some of our best historians deeply value the context narrative brings to history and focus their work on the personal, incorporating an intimacy of perspective that results in books that explore who and why as much as they recount where and when. From war to love to the wonders of a newfound land, the following titles invite readers to meet the story makers of history.
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