ISBN: 9780060422844 - modern europe: since 1815 (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: Good. Modern Europe Since 1815 (1973) by Peter Gay & R.K. Webb Published by Harper and Row Sold by Crappy Old Books A classic survey of Europe?s turbulent journey from the Congress of Vienna to the eve of the post-war era, Modern Europe Since 1815 blends scholarly insight with a historian?s eye for drama. Peter Gay and R.K. Webb chart the rise and fall of empires, revolutions both industrial and ideological, and the stubborn march toward modernity?warts and all. From the smoke-choked factories of the Industrial Revolution to the trench-scarred fields of the Great War, and from Bismarck?s realpolitik to the anxieties of the Cold War dawn, this is the book that made generations of students mutter ?I should?ve started reading this weeks ago.? Now available from Crappy Old Books , complete with that authentic musty charm, faded marginalia, and the occasional underlined passage that might?ve helped someone pass their final in 1982. Perfect for history buffs, bookshelf fillers, or anyone nostalgic for the golden age of dense academic paperbacks. History never felt so heavy?literally.…