Readers can discover all the foul facts about Scotland, including the truth about William Wallace, the disgusting details of sick Scottish torture techniques, and how to terrify a tourist with gory Scottish ghost stories. With a bold, accessible new look and a heap of extra-horrible bits, these bestselling titles are sure to be a huge hit with yet...

Part of a series from Franklin Watts that focuses on particular episodes in history. This audiobook focuses on the period after the Second World War had ended, when the threat of nuclear war seemed imminent. Discover exactly what the cold war was, who were the important political figures of the day, and the impact this period of history has on our...

At the start of the 20th century, over half of the British population were denied the right to vote. Discover why in this informative guide to one of the fiercest battles in British politics. Who were the women who brought about this change in the law, and what did it cost them?

Designed to tie in with the national curriculum, the Turning Points in History series examines the events and effects of a major historical watershed. This audiobook looks at how the steam engine revolutionized energy and its historical effect.

"Our Island Story" by H. E. Marshall is an Edwardian history book for younger listeners (6-12) which tells the story of England, concluding with the reign of Queen Victoria.

This audiobook describes the background of how peace came about after the First World War. It explains the treaties drawn up to sustain peace, as well as the challenges and dilemmas facing the statesmen in Paris in 1919.

This audiobook, with Introduction and Epilogue by His Grace, the 11th Duke of Malborough, is an informative account of the history of Blenheim Palace and the Churchill Family.

Why was there a revolution in France? Why was Louis XVI so out of touch? What was the White Terror and why was the Bastille stormed? This audiobook gives you the answers to all these questions and provides a clear explanation of the French Revolution.

Part of a series from Franklin Watts that focuses on particular episodes in history. Were the civil wars caused by the stupidity of King Charles I? Who were the Roundheads? What was the New Model Army? Find out the answers to these and many more questions in this audiobook.

This audiobook looks at different sites where evidence of roman times can be seen, explaining how what is left behind can tell us about life in Roman Britain.

There is evidence of the past all around us, if we know where to look. Old buildings, roads, ruins and weapons are all clues that tell us a lot about how people used to live. This audiobook looks at different sites where evidence of Tudor times can be seen. It explains how what is left behind can tell us about life in Britain in Tudor times.

Drawing upon the vast resources of the Imperial War Museum's Sound Archive, this audiobook presents the first complete oral history of The Falklands War. It is a unique and essential chronicle from all sides and perspectives, told in the participants' own voices.

What was the 'Ancien Regime'? What caused the 'Reign of Terror'? How did the Revolution change France? Find the answers to these questions and delve into the very nature of history with this audiobook.

Part of the Oxford History Study Units aimed at key stage 3. The audiobook covers knowledge and understanding, interpretations of history, and uses of historical sources.

Peter Salway charts the history of Britain from the first invention under Julius Caesar to the final collapse of the Romano-British way of life in the 5th century AD. Part of the Very Short Introduction series.

This history of the Second World War is the definitive work. It is remarkable for its breadth and sweep and for its sense of personal involvement. This edition is Churchill's own abridgement of his original six volume history.

There was once a world of blazing heat and falling meteorites, of enormous rodents and gigantic scorpions, where eventually, out of the violence and the chaos, the first humans emerged. That world is brought to life again in this audiobook. Dare you voyage back through the mists of time to the beginning?

THE GROOVY GREEKS: Terrible tales about horrible heroes, savage Spartans, foolish philosophers and suffering slaves. Find out how Ancient Greek doctors had to examine their patients vomit, earwax and rotting flesh - by tasting them! THE STORMIN' NORMANS: Everyone knows about 1066: William the Conqueror scored a bull's eye at the Battle of Hastings...

THE SAVAGE STONE AGE: This was a time when fast food meant tearing open an animal and pinching its last meal - straight from its guts! Listen to find out more about nasty Neanderthals! THE FRIGHTFUL FIRST WORLD WAR: Kids as young as fourteen fought at the Front, dogs and pigeons played their part in the combat, and, most shocking of all, a bug kill...

THE VICIOUS VIKINGS: Spend time in the company of the hairy helmeted horrors from the North and you'll learn their first aid methods, some typical Viking names, and their battle secrets. THE MEASLY MIDDLE AGES: No other period in history was this nasty. The peasants were revolting, the food was disgusting, and death lurked around every corner.

This audiobook looks at different sites where evidence of Viking times can be seen. It explains how what is left behind can tell us about life in Britain in Viking times.