The Penguin history of the world
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The Penguin history of the world
(Penguin history)
Penguin, 1995
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First published in U.K. as The Hutchinson History of the World by Hutchinson, 1976
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A revised edition of this survey of world history. The book contains 90 specially-commissioned maps.
Table of Contents
- Book One BEFORE HISTORY - BEGINNINGS: The Foundations
- Homo Sapiens
- The Possibility of Civilization. Book Two THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS: Early Civilized Life
- Ancient Mesopotamia
- Ancient Egypt
- Intruders and Invaders - The Dark Ages of the Ancient Near East, A Complicating World, Early Civilized Life in the Aegean, The Near East in the Ages of Confusion
- The Beginnings of Civilizsation in Eastern Asia - Ancient India, Ancient China
- The Other Worlds of the Ancient Past
- The End of the Old World. Book Three THE CLASSICAL MEDITERRANEAN: The Roots of One World
- The Greeks
- Greek Civilization
- The Hellenistic World
- Rome
- The Roman Achievement
- Jewry and the Coming of Christianity
- The Waning of the Classical West
- The Elements of a Future. Book Four THE AGE OF DIVERGING TRADITIONS: Islam and the Re-making of the Near East
- The Arab Empires
- Byzantium and Its Sphere
- The Disputed Legacies of the Near East
- The Making of Europe
- India
- Imperial China
- Japan
- Worlds Apart
- Europe - the First Revolution, The Church, Principalities and Powers, Working and Living
- New Limits, New Horizons - Europe Looks Outward, The European Mind. Book Five THE MAKING OF THE EUROPEAN AGE: A New Kind of Society - Early Modern Europe
- Authority and Its Challengers
- The New World of Great Powers
- Europe's Assault on the World
- World History's New Shape
- Ideas Old and New. Book Six THE GREAT ACCELERATION: Long-Term Change
- Political Change in an Age of Revolution
- Political Change - A New Europe
- Political Change - The Anglo-Saxon World
- The European World Hegemony
- European Imperialism and Imperial Rule
- Asia's Response to a Europeanizing World. Book 7 THE END OF THE EUROPEANS' WORLD: Strains in the System
- The Era of the First World War
- A New Asia in the Making
- The Ottoman Heritage and the Western Islamic Lands
- The Second World War
- The Shaping of a New World. Book 8 THE LATEST AGE: Perspectives, Population, Plenty, The Management of Nature, Ideas, Attitudes, Authority
- The Politics of the New World, Cold War Beginnings, Asian Revolution, Inheritors of Empire - The Middle East and Africa, Latin America
- Crumbling Certainties, Superpower Difficulties, Two Europes, New Challenges to the Cold War World Order
- The End of an Era. Epilogue: In the Light of History.
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