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The History of Europe John Stevenson

The History of Europe By John Stevenson

The History of Europe by John Stevenson


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Summary

The lives and achievements of figures from all aspects of European history - including Socrates, Martin Luther, Da Vinci, Picasso, Peter the Great and Napoleon - are featured, pinpointing their roles in the social, cultural and political events through which they lived.

The History of Europe Summary

The History of Europe: From Ancient Civilizations to the Dawn of the Third Millennium by John Stevenson

From Ancient Greece to the dawn of the 21st century, this text unravels all of the tightly woven social, cultural, economic and political strands of European history. It looks at the creation of huge empires - including the Roman, Spanish and Soviet - and at the once unimaginable prospect of a united federal Europe. The lives and achievements of figures from all aspects of European history - including Socrates, Martin Luther, Da Vinci, Picasso, Peter the Great and Napoleon - are featured, pinpointing their roles in the social, cultural and political events through which they lived. From the persecution of Christians in Ancient Rome to popes that could make or break kings, from Spanish conquistadors to Russian cosmonauts, from revolutions and wars that scarred the 20th century to the fall of the Berlin Wall, this book offers a comprehensive history of Europe.

About John Stevenson

Dr John Stevenson is one of Britain's most distinguished historians. He is currently Fellow and Tutor in History at Worcester College, Oxford University, and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. As well as acting as a contributor or general editor to a number of major reference works including The Macmillan Dictionary of British and European History Since 1914 and The Longman Handbook of Modern European History 1763-1997, Dr Stevenson has been a consultant to the BBC (WGBH) series The People's Century and most recently contributed to 1939: The World We Lost for Channel 4.

Table of Contents

Ancient Greece (c3500-146BC); Ancient Rome (c750BC-476AD); the golden age of Byzantium (400-1000); the Middle Ages (1000-1400); the dawn of modern Europe (1400-1599); absolutism and enlightenment (1600-1789); Europe in the age of revolution (1789-1848); nation state and empire (1849-1914); Europe at war (1914-1945); the Cold War in Europe (1945-1989); towards a United Europe (1990-2002). Appendix: Biographies of the key figures in each period.

Additional information

GOR006344845
9781840005592
1840005599
The History of Europe: From Ancient Civilizations to the Dawn of the Third Millennium by John Stevenson
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Octopus Publishing Group
20021017
512
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