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Andrew Marr

Category History
Pages 640 Pages
Publication Year 2013
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9781447236825

Rs. 1,200

Pan Macmillan

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A History of the World

A History of the World

By Andrew Marr · Published by Pan Macmillan

Who it's for: Readers interested in global history and engaging storytelling

Embark on a captivating journey through world history with Andrew Marr’s groundbreaking book. Revisiting classic tales from ancient Greece and Rome to the era of Napoleon, Marr enriches these narratives with lesser-known stories from Peru, Ukraine, China, and the Caribbean. This exploration delves into the rise and fall of cultures, the origins of modern superpowers, and the surprising connections between distant times and places. Through the lives of historical figures like Cleopatra, Genghis Khan, Galileo, and Mao, Marr offers insights into the forces that have shaped our world and continue to influence our present. Why You Should Read? Global Perspective: Discover a truly global history that challenges traditional narratives and introduces lesser-known stories from around the world. Insightful Connections: Uncover surprising parallels and echoes across different eras and regions, enhancing your understanding of historical events and their impact. Understanding Power: Gain insights into why rulers lose touch with reality and how revolutions often lead to unintended consequences, such as the rise of dictators. Reflect on Today: Learn how understanding historical patterns can help us make sense of contemporary global issues and the disparities in wealth and power. Engaging Storytelling: Experience popular history at its finest with Marr’s fresh, exciting, and vividly readable narrative style.

Highlights

  • Covers world history from ancient Greece to Napoleon
  • Includes lesser-known stories from Peru, Ukraine, China, and the Caribbean
  • Explores rise and fall of cultures and origins of modern superpowers
  • Highlights surprising connections between distant times and places
  • Profiles historical figures like Cleopatra, Genghis Khan, Galileo, and Mao

Themes

Rise and fall of cultures · Origins of superpowers · Historical connections · Power and leadership · Revolutions and consequences

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Category History
Publisher Pan Macmillan
ISBN 9781447236825
Pages 640 Pages
Publication Year 2013
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000069141

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Questions about this book

What is the scope of this book?

It covers world history from ancient Greece and Rome to the era of Napoleon, but also includes stories from Peru, Ukraine, China, and the Caribbean.

Does it focus only on famous events?

No, it revisits classic tales but also includes lesser-known stories from various regions, offering a more global perspective.

What kind of insights does it provide?

It offers insights into why rulers lose touch with reality, how revolutions can lead to dictators, and how historical patterns relate to today's global issues.

Is it a scholarly or popular history?

It is described as popular history with a fresh, exciting, and vividly readable narrative style.