John Merriman Boeken

The book offers an authoritative exploration of European history from the Renaissance to modern times, featuring a narrative style that incorporates humor and biographical sketches. The Fourth Edition highlights recent scholarship with a focus on the interplay between war and society. Enhanced with a new full-colour design, it includes a redesigned map program and updated teaching tools, making it a valuable resource for both students and instructors.

Offering a comprehensive overview from the Renaissance to modern times, this history emphasizes the interconnectedness of events and individuals in Europe. The work is presented in both one-volume and two-volume editions, ensuring accessibility for a range of readers. A single author maintains a cohesive narrative style, providing a consistent perspective throughout the exploration of Europe's evolution.

Set in a picturesque medieval village in southeastern France, the narrative explores the stark contrast between Balazuc's stunning landscape and the harsh realities of life for its residents. While the village thrived in the 19th century through silk cultivation, the story reveals the fleeting nature of prosperity, ultimately highlighting the enduring challenges faced by the community. The book vividly details the cultivation process and its impact, offering a deep dive into the resilience required to survive in such a "tormented soil."

Světové dějiny převyprávěné pro děti s příslušným výchovným podtextem a aktualizujícími odbočkami. Autor se snaží nezahltit děti přemírou faktů. Usiluje spíše o pochopení minulých dějů. Popisuje každodennost, méně zřejmé souvislosti atd. Historii lidského rodu vypráví jako strhující příběh, velké dobrodružství zašlých věků. (Kniha popisuje dějiny lidské civilizace od pravěku do 90. let 20. stol.)