History

Historical accounts and chronicles

  1. The Prince
    Niccolò Machiavelli
    The Prince
    Niccolò Machiavelli 1532 CE

    A short political treatise offering pragmatic advice to new princes and rulers on acquiring and maintaining power, often advocating pragmatic, sometimes ruthless measures. Written in the Renaissance context of Italian city-states, it is a foundational work in modern political theory and realpolitik that has influenced debates about statecraft and morality for centuries.

    3h 5m reading time

  2. Selestor's Men of Atlantis
    Clara Iza von Ravn
    Selestor's Men of Atlantis
    Clara Iza von Ravn 1937

    An enigmatic glimpse into a lost civilization, revealing the mystical practices and advanced technologies of ancient Atlantis through channeled wisdom. This controversial work claims to share profound secrets about the daily lives, spiritual beliefs, and eventual downfall of humanity's most legendary advanced society.

    3h 18m reading time