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What makes a family leave everything they know? During the First World War, Black Americans left the South in search of work, safety, and a different future. Letters carried news. Newspapers carried arguments. Railways carried families toward northern cities. But arrival did not end the struggle. In Negro Migration during the War, Emmett J. Scott gathers the voices, reports, and numbers behind a movement that reshaped America. Hear the account through an original documentary narrator and distinct quotation readings. A history of movement, told through its evidence. Negro Migration during the War. Written by Emmett J. Scott. Edited by Elias Rowan Hartwell. Published by Horn and Hickory Press.

How did a small kingdom become a European power? In seventeen forty, Frederick inherited Prussia. Within months, his army crossed into Silesia. What followed would test a king, exhaust a continent, and transform the balance of power. Behind the victories stood a ruler of contradictions: soldier and philosopher, reformer and conqueror. Frederick the Great and the Rise of Prussia, by W. F. Reddaway. An annotated edition, narrated in British English. With annotations by Elias Rowan Hartwell. Published by Horn and Hickory Press. Discover the story, chapter by chapter.