The Indian Mutiny was one of the most pivotal events in British Colonial history. An uprising against the East India Company came within a hair’s breadth of ending British Rule in India entirely, but through will and force of arms, the day was saved.

Written exactly 100 years after the events, The Indian Mutiny, a Centenary History provides the full history of the Indian Mutiny, focusing on the key events and the main characters on both sides, bringing this critical event in British colonial history back to life. Originally published in 1957.

Written by the author of Imperial Obituary and The Thirteenth Power.

The North-West Frontier, A True Story for Boys, provides a history of one of the most remote regions of the British Empire, the North-West Frontier (the modern-day border between Pakistan and Afghanistan). Major-General Richard Hilton provides an exciting and digestible history of this region and of the British colonialism in India, seeking to answer “Why were we there?” and “What good did we do?”.

Major-General Richard Hilton himself served in the British Army in this region for twelve years and was therefore intimately familiar with the region and its people.  The North-West Frontier was originally published in 1957. This book was written for a target group between ages 8 and 14, and as such is written in a simpler language than Richard Hilton’s other books, but it still provides an exciting story for all ages. The book also comes with illustrations, which have been restored by S. D. Smith.

Written by the author of Imperial Obituary and The Thirteenth Power.

Mikhail Pervukhin, an old bolshevik fellow traveller, escapes to Italy, learns Italian and pulls the European reader into the horror of the End of Russia and her new beginning. Going over all the main figures of the Russian Revolution, the encroaching dread exterminating the life from these vast lands and the vultures that feast on the carcass of a civilization now dead, now clawing through the mud and the roots of doubt and into history once more!

Who were the bolsheviks? What happened during the revolution? Who were the major players and where did they come from? What happens when you lose? All these questions shall be answered in Bolsheviks.

This book was originally published in Italian in 1918 under the title I Bolscevichi. This is the first ever translation of this work into English. The book also comes with interior artwork by S. D. Smith.

In 1920, prolific literary critic Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944) gave twelve lectures on this question, informed by his experience establishing the English Tripos course at Cambridge. How does the reading of literature help us better understand the spiritual element of man? What should children read? How do we choose what to read, out of countless options? What makes a work of literature a ‘masterpiece’? Sir Arthur confronts these and other questions that many diligent readers have asked themselves at some time. Rich with edifying instruction, "On the Art of Reading" is a marvelous guide for lovers of English literature who wish to graduate from passive to active reading.

An era of renewal and resurgence is dawning, provoking the theme “A Road to Rebirth” for this inaugural Scyldings event in Germany. What paths should we take? What kind of man will lead us? Speeches from Schattenmacher, Boris von Morgenstern, Türmer, Lavader, A Walrus and Sargon of Akkad will be available in this title.