Author: (American) Stavros Stavrianos / Dong Shuhui et al.
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Stavros Stavrianos' profound masterpiece has received widespread acclaim since its first publication in the early 1970s and has been translated into multiple languages, becoming a classic among classics. The 7th edition preserves the essence of the original while incorporating the latest research findings, adding hundreds of vivid and valuable photographs and clear maps, further enhancing the content and structure of this renowned work. Since its initial publication, the book has been celebrated and translated into numerous languages, earning its reputation as a classic. It has since been revised and expanded by the author multiple times, now updated to the 7th edition, which retains the original brilliance while integrating new research, making this masterpiece even more comprehensive in both content and structure. Notably, the author's elegant and powerful writing style, combined with his brilliant insights, ensures the work maintains a consistent and cohesive narrative throughout. This authentic English edition is presented to delight readers, allowing them to immerse themselves in the rich historical rhythm and contemplate the vastness of the world. In recent years, attempts to write a global history or a world history that encompasses all regions have been driven, in particular, by individual historians. Among these, Stavros Stavrianos' Global History stands out as a notable example.
World History -- From Prehistory to the 21st Century (Part 2) (7th Edition)
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