The reconstructed histories of interaction between Europe and the New World introduced here cast new light on the nature of the early modern world. This fresh perspective will grab the attention of historians, sociologists and social theorists alike.

Unlock the potential of the mind Untapped Potential is a full sourcebook for 3.5 psionics, and its 160-plus pages are packed full of new options for DMs and players alike. Included in the book are: *Expanded class and feat options for psionic races *Two new base classes (the Marksman and the Society Mind), a variant psion (the Devoted Psion), and a variant soulknife and wilder *Over 40 new feats for psionic characters, including a new type of feat (the Mantra) for any character *Twelve new prestige classes, including the Knight Meditant, the Maverick Voidshaper, and the Sighted Seeker...

Tap into the mysteries of psionics, using sheer force of will to allow psionic characters to let loose power to rival any physical force or magical energy. Contained in this book, you will find the secrets of psionics, the magic of the mind. Contained within the pages of Psionics Unleashed you will find: Four 20-level psionic base classes: the psion, psychic warrior, soulknife, and wilder Nine psionic prestige classes, including the elocater and the thrallherd Eight psionic races to create new characters, from the blue, to the elan, to the serpentine ophiduan. Dozens of psionic feats for...

Take psionics to the next level with all new character options and rules. With new classes, new options for existing classes, new psionic powers, feats, items, and prestige classes, this book has something for new psionic characters and old Contained within the pages of Psionics Expanded you will find: Alternate racial options for all of the psionic and core races Six new 20-level psionic base classes: the aegis, cryptic, dread, marksman, tactician, and vitalist - a psionic healer Advanced class options including class archetypes, advanced disciplines, and new psychic warrior paths, wilder...

Red Nations offers an illuminating and informative overview of how the non-Russian republics of the Soviet Union experienced communist rule. It surveys the series of historical events that contributed to the break-up of the Soviet Union and evaluates their continuing resonance across post-soviet states today. Drawing from the latest research, Professor Smith offers comprehensive coverage of the revolutionary years, the early Soviet policies of developing nations, Stalin's purges and deportations of small nationalities, and the rise of independence movements. Through a single, unified...