Based in northern England for almost thirty years, Carnegie Publishing has grown to be a significant publisher of high-quality history and non-fiction titles. Specializing in British history, both regional and national, Carnegie is expanding into subject areas of interest to a wider readership both nationally and internationally. Carnegie has very high production standards; most books are very well illustrated, written by established experts in their fields yet aimed at the informed general reader.

	Britain’s Industrial Revolution The Making of a Manufacturing People Barrie Trinder This important new book endeavors to explain the industrial revolution throughout the British Isles. Cloth; $38.95     $29.21 - Available May 2013
	British Shipbuilding, 1500-2010 A History Anthony Slaven A masterly, immensely readable and totally convincing narrative of 500 years of this great and mightily important British industry Cloth; $31.95     $23.96 - Available May 2013
	Insanitary City H.D. Littlejohn and the Report on the Sanitary Condition of Edinburgh, 1865 Paul Laxton , Richard Rodger ‘Insanitary City will be an invaluable addition to historical knowledge in this area and seems destined to become the standard reference work … I believe it will be a classic of its genre.’ Hardcover; $32.00     $24.00 - Available September 2013
	A Social History of Britain Back To Top 1750-1914 John K. Walton A general overview of the British Isles during perhaps the most interesting and varied period of its history, told by Britain's foremost social historian.. Cloth; $31.95     $23.96 - Available May 2013