A Brief History of Western Civilization
The Unfinished Legacy
Description:... "A Brief History of Western Civilization: The Unfinished Legacy," Fifth Edition
Mark Kishlansky / Patrick Geary / Patricia O'Brien
Balanced in coverage and beautifully written, "A Brief History of Western Civilization" explores everyday occurrences and ordinary people as well as major events and powerful elites. Noted for its exceptional visual program of images and maps, the book is designed specifically to engage students actively in the study of the West.
"Features of the Fifth Edition" New! "The West and the Wider World," illustrated two-page essays, place the history of the West in context with the rest of the world so that students get a broader picture of the evolution of "the West." New! "Map Discovery" features in each chapter encourage students to study and analyze the maps and connect them with the chapter content. Three new "The Visual Record" pictorial chapter openers are included. All openers contain a section entitled "Looking Ahead" that links the subject of the opener to the major topics and themes of the chapter. New! Key terms and a glossary have been added to alert students to important concepts and provide them with a reference tool as they read the text.
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" A Brief History of Western Civilization," Fifth Edition, is available in three formats: Single-Volume Edition (Chapters 1-30) 0-321-43104-9 Volume I: To 1715(Chapters 1-16) 0-321-44997-5 Volume II: Since 1555(Chapters 14-30)0-321-44996-7
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