Age of Imperialism (Sources of Civilization in the West)

Robin W. Winks

PRENTICE/HALL

Essays argue whether detective stories are a legitimate genre of literature, an enjoyable self-indulgence, a mirror of society, or a waste of time

Detective Fiction

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

A good book about history written by Robert W. Winks.

History of Civilization: 1648 To the Present

History

Crane Brinton

John B. Christopher

Robert Lee Wolff

World

From its earliest beginnings thousands of years ago, the course of man's progress has been measured by his empires. Large, dynamic flows of power, people, and culture that merge, thrive, then break apart - the pieces only to merge again in a new configuration, the process to be repeated. Through pictures and words, "Empires: Their Rise and Fall" brings the reader face to face with many of the world's greatest empires. Full-color photographs are combined with an absorbing narrative in a lively historical account of each empire and an examination of the period's most enduring cultural achievements. This volume in the series focuses on France and Great Britain, the two greatest modern empires of the West, chronicling their relationship with each other and with the rest of the world.

The Lily and the Lion: Royal France, Great Britain (Imperial Visions Series: The Rise and Fall of Empires)

Philip Mansel

Europe

HBJ Press

Europe and the Making of Modernity, 1815-1914 is a clear and engaging chronicle of the political, economic, social, and cultural changes that transformed Europe during the nineteenth century. An introduction neatly summarizes the major issues and events of the French Revolution, while a sweeping narrative takes readers from the Congress of Vienna to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand at Sarajevo. Employing the latest research, the book incorporates discussions of gender, nationalism, imperialism, the rise of the new working and middle classes, and the ways in which artists represented the modern world to new audiences. It also provides a unique integration of the history of Eastern Europe into the story. Winks and Neuberger explore how European societies responded to the challenges of the French and Industrial Revolutions with the invention of modern political parties and the rise of modern nationalism and the nation-state. They chart the spread of democratic institutions and the obstacles to democratic reform in a world where rapid change confronted a tenacious past. Europe and the Making of Modernity, 1815-1914 examines the creation of European modernity during the nineteenth century through conflicts over identity, sovereignty, prosperity, security, and human nature. Featuring chronologies, supplemental reading lists, maps, and illustrations for ease of reference, the book is ideal for undergraduate courses on nineteenth-century European history.

Europe and the Making of Modernity: 1815-1914

Joan Neuberger

Oxford University Press

Cover is starting to wear. Some pages have come loose from binding but still have all pages. There's some underlining throughout book and previous owner's name is on inside front page.

An American's Guide to Britain, Revised Edition

Charles Scribner`s Sons

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