I recommend reading history books by David Mccullough, he's a great writer.
Because they are biased towards a Western worldview. Most people writing history books are themselves Westerners (not as in American West, but as in American or Western-European), or scholars of Western history; hence they see what they know/are as being more important.
Greek history was the foundation for democracy in American History.... :-)
They study World History, American History, and Guam History.
One of the best places to find the information you seek is at your local library. Then, you might shop at some of the bookstores that sell a variety of books, including books on United States History, and Maritime History.
The Spanish colonization is not ignored in history books. I have been teaching US history for 25 years and each year have started the year with the Spanish colonization. Some state textbooks have adopted a revision of history that is not factually correct and may not include parts of US history because of views of the writers of the books. It is up to the teacher and the students to recognize when a textbook is incorrect and correct the history. Even the best researched books will have mistakes, but it is on the teacher to learn all he/she can about what is being taught in that subject. History is a vast subject and requires continual reading and research to understand and to be able relay the subject correctly. I never stop learning history or reading the works of various authors to try to get a full understanding of history.
There are many books that discuss the history of African American Slavery. History text books, and books such as 'Freedom v Slavery' by John Hutchins.
Excluding American history, here are a few, worthwhile European history books: History of the Modern World by R.R. Palmer, J. Colton, and L. Kramer An Intellectual History of Modern Europe by Stromberg Any of the books in the Oxford's History of England series (they are divided by century.)
Martin Luther King studies are in history books because he is a major part of American history.
There have been dozens of books by different authors on the American Revolution.
Placing only US history books on a bookshelf will create a specific look. The titles of the books are less important then the size and colors of the books. Some old war history books would work well.
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"A History of the English-Speaking Peoples" by Winston Churchill ,
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Sales of 100 to 150 million, one of the best selling books in history.
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