HIS History

Short stories containing Indian history and content from the following sources: "We Indians", "Quartet", "Ingilab", "Mano Majra" and many others.

New York "stonewall" riot in 1969. Gay rights

A historical overview of world politics in the summer of 1914, written as news bullletins. Information collected from primary sources salvaged from the Russell's Bookstore in Montreal.

A short story about Howard Zinn's coming of age and radicalization, laced with his own inspirational words about anti-authoritarinism and revolution.

Short comic about the Samurai loyalty code of customary suicide to escape imprisonment and disgrace.

A critical historical overview of western medicine, focussing on women's roles as healers.

"If history has taught us anything, it's that truth is often stranger than fiction. In the following pages, you will discover little known facts that will possibly make you scratch your head like a monkey."

"If history has taught us anything, it's that some heads of state and heads of nations often say stupid and silly things. Once in a while, they say things so stupid and silly that history immortalizes them and their sayings. Here are some from France, the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and France again." Includes Marie Antoinette, George W. Bush, Jean Chretien, Winston Churchill, and Charles de Gaulle.

"Trash history for the gentle reader." Stories of "degenerate" historical figures, such as Gabriele D'Annunzio, the Marquis de Sade, and the Medici family.

Historical account of Tennessee anarchist Ross Winn and some of his contemporaries, including Voltairine de Cleyre and Emma Goldman. Documents process of historical research undertaken by the authors to learn about Ross Winn. Includes Winn's original writings and correspondence.