Would have loved to see a recommendation on this! If you find something, do let me know.

Hey there! A friend recommended you check out A History of Thailand by Chris Baker.

Thanks for the recommendation, definitely checking it out!

You may want to reach out to a local library. They may help out with the answer and better direct you to a digital archive.

I've heard nothing but praise for the second book! Haven't read it myself (yet).

Hey there, the closest I can think of would be A.R. Disney's A History of Portugal and the Portugese Empire. I know ot doesn't solely cover the medieval period, but what overlap exists is great. If you are into Andalusian history writ large, check out the works of Dr. Brian Catlos.

Happy Wednesday everyone!

I just wrapped up James Deschuk's [Clearing the Plains: Disease, Politics of Starvation, and the Loss of Indigenous Life](http://Clearing the Plains: Disease, Politics of Starvation, and the Loss of Indigenous Life https://a.co/d/b8GzQ3M) and it was well worth the read. The book covers Canada's troubled past with its various indigenous peoples, and the policies and factors that contributed to their suffering.

Hey there. I'm not too sure on the accurate size measures, but I would say that some of the largest walled cities today would definitely include Istanbul (historic Constantinople); Carcassonne, France; Jerusalem; and X'ian, China. Each had their own merits on defences, the most resolute (by historical record) seems to be Istanbul, due to the Theodosian Walls.

Hey there! It's indeed true. Newton was a bare-knuckle boxer, and was described by a student of his as being a fan of 'eye-gouging, choking, and headbutting.' I haven't seen a book dedicated to this topic, however, I came across it in several articles about the man.

Hey there. Although I don't have a recommendation, you may want to post this on this week's thread (going up Wed at around 8 am EST). Hope you find the book you're looking for!

Sounds like it'd make a great gift for a friend. Thanks for the recommendation!

Hey there! Forwarded your question to a friend who read these, and he said that the Triumvirate is a great book, but a tedious read. Whereas the Founders was an easier read, without taking away from the content.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Bury my Heart is one of my top recommendations to everyone. Although dark, I consider it to be a must-read.

Seconding Beevor's book. It's fantastic!

Happy Wednesday everyone!

Just wrapped up Indigenous Continent: The Epic Contest for North America by Pekka Hämäläinen, and I found it to be fantastic! The book provides an excellent account of various First Nations, and their resistance to European and American expansion. My only comment would be that I wish a little mlre was said on the challenges of life on reservations today. Overall, excellent book!

Hello my friend! Thanks for sharing. I highly recommend that you check out Ridiculous History, it's fantastic and does a great job balancing between history and entertainment.

Recently finished the first book, and I absolutely loved it! Definitely checking out the second one as well. Thanks for the recommendation!

Hey everyone, happy Wednesday!

Just wrapped up Caroline Pennock's On Savage Shores: How Indigenous Americans Discovered Europeand found it to be a fantastic analysis and retelling of account where Native American/First Nations' people went to Europe post-1492. The book is also well-written, with a great flow, and does an excellentjkb of relaying the Native American/First Nations experience and perspective

Check out Kings and Generals, Crash Course History, Invicta, the Great War, and Historia Civilis on Youtube.

Hey there! I HIGHLY recommend A History of the World Map by Map and a WWII Map by Map. You will absolutely love them!

Great ask! Hoping to find something on this as well. Maybe post this on tomorrow's thread? Goes up around 7 AM EST.

Hey there, my Slovenian friend highlybrecommended that you check out The Land Between: A History of Slovenia by Oto Luthar!

Thanks for the recommendation. If you wanted insight into the Egyptian PoVof the campaign, read Al Jabarti's account of Napoleon in Egypt. I'll make sure to check out Strathem!

Oh, forgot to note "Ancient Egypt Transformed: The Middle Kingdom" by Adela Oppenheim. Fantastic book!