Library Tour (History Book Collection)

This is an overview and survey of part of my book collection. I was partly inspired to expand my relatively minor book shelves into a real and growing collection by #booktube. So here it is, so far! Check out my channel to get new improving content!

[@richarddelanet]

I would like to announce that yes I did finally return the Anglo-Saxon book to my county library!

[@Nuance88]

Great collection! I'm glad you've joined booktube!

[@richarddelanet]

Appreciated.

[@anthonyruggier7029]

I have been wanting to get the Hague book on Pitt the Younger. I have the first volume of John Ehrman's bio, haven't got to it yet. I just got Rodger's book. I hope to read Mikaberidze's book very soon and have it. He also regularly appears on a podcast called The Napoleonic Quarterly and just came out with a massive biography of Kutuzov from OUP. I hope you continue to make videos about your books.

[@richarddelanet]

I appreciate the encouragement. The podcast sounds very interesting. There does seem to be ever increasing things to look forward to!

[@andrewpauley4418]

Wow! You have such a nice collection! I'm jealous! It looks like you've read "Medieval Market Morality," by James Davis!?! I'd be interested in seeing a review on it. I've had that one on my radar for a while because I wanted see how medieval people navigated the marketplace without just the modern considerations of things like price and supply and demand. Do you have any thoughts on that book?

[@richarddelanet]

Yes I do. I plan to read it as a top priority for Historathon2024 Q2. And yes I'm sure I'll have a crack at a review in some way thereafter. I look forward to it!