Book Details
Ancient Empires of the East: With Gibbon's History of Arabia and a Sketch of the History of Israel (Classic Reprint)
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| Author: |
A. H. Sayce |
| Binding: |
Paperback |
| Pages: |
568 |
| Publisher: |
Forgotten Books |
| Date of Publication: |
04 June 2010 |
| ISBN |
1451002416 |
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| Availability: |
Ready for order |
| Price: |
$12.80 |
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Product Description
INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF NATIONS BY HENRY CABOT LODGE, PH.D LL.D. T HE purpose of this work is to give in compact form the history of all modem nations and of the states and civilizations from which they have sprung. Each volume is a work of authority by a writer of eminence. All not originally written especially for this series have been carefully edited, and, vherevcr necessary, the narrative has been brought down to the present day by additions and notes embodying the results of the most recent research and investigation. The intention is to offer in these volumes a general survey of history in a compendious and agreeable form. The value of the material thus furnished and thus arranged is undoubted; but much morc depends upon the manner in which it is presented, the deductions drawn by the author, and the use that is then made of it by the reader than upon the facts and observations recorded. In other words, the tnte import('nce of any history or of any c
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