>>25211494
6/10. Not that interesting and not very good for those prices.
Also
>Castaways: Vol. 3
How many volumes can there be?

>>25211494
I guess thieves can't be choosers

>>25211494
That book on the Celts is apparently very, very good, so I'm jealous of that I guess.

>>25211503
>6/10. Not that interesting and not very good for those prices.
True. I recently visited a Blackwell's and I got a couple of good remainders for £1 each.

>>25211494
as a history nut, Famous Battles looks interesting as long as they autistically list casualty numbers.

>>25212494
Not OP but I know Beatrice Heuser is a highly respected historian of military strategy.

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>>25212510
looked up one of her books (picrel) and that title makes me giddy as a Nietzsche/Foucault appreciator.

Haul thread? Recently I acquired:
>The Franklin Scandal by Nick Bryant
>Eye of the Chickenhawk by Simon Dovey
>Hollywood Babylon II by Kenneth Anger
>Dancing in the Glory of Monsters by Jason Stearns

>>25211494
you seem annoying to talk to

>>25212494
https://youtu.be/e521W0K1cxQ?t=65&si=Szu1401_kJuLnMyF

>thinly veiled datamining thread

>>25212667
What makes you say something so mean? Surely not the puzzle book

>>25212667
what gave that away, the fact that he's straight and white

>>25212555
Looks metal as fuck to have on your coffee table

>>25215305
Bing bing wahoo. Here’s an updoot

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