Nonfiction: A Pulitzer Prize-winning historian brilliantly reimagines the enduring conflict between the two Americas.

The seafarer peoples of the past who mastered the oceans were crucial in laying the foundations upon which civilizations were ...

All maps are influenced by the intent and biases of their creator—even those that are striving to be as accurate as possible.

The family had booked the ceremony over a month ago at Sant’Anna — a 16th-century church tucked next ... “But we have added a new Christian” he said. “It’s like we made a collaboration ...

The results open new ... map of the time. The study concludes that these findings reinforce the idea that trade networks during the Bronze Age were more extensive and sophisticated than previously ...

But Tabiani, a New Jersey native now living in Rome ... according to an account by a papal person al chef in the 16th century. Tight control over food in the conclave started in 1274 when Pope ...

In the Western Hemisphere, particularly in the United States, terms such as Hispanic and Latino have been used to identify ...

Three years had passed since the governor had set out from the first English settlement in the New World on what was ... when curators backlit this 16th-century map of what is now coastal North ...

If you were to look at a map, they would be situated precisely ... with wooden balconies and the 16th-century Iglesia del Manzano catholic church at the far end. The church is quiet but vast ...

The two team up to take down an organisation causing havoc in 16th-century Sengoku-period Japan ... Your objective won’t just be marked clearly on the map. Instead, you get clues about the ...

The perimeters of Old Havana are actually the old borders of the city present in the 16th century ... which made shipping new riches from the Americas back to Spain an easy feat.