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H.G. Wells
ISBN 9780141441825
Rs. 958
Penguin Classics
A Short History of the World
Who it's for: Readers seeking a broad, accessible overview of world history
H. G. Wells’ “A Short History of the World” is a sweeping narrative that traces the journey from Earth’s beginnings to the aftermath of World War I. With his vast knowledge and keen historical insight, Wells explores pivotal moments such as the Neolithic era, the rise of major religions, the Golden Age of Athens, the Industrial Revolution, and more. This monumental work is both enlightening and accessible, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of human evolution and history. Why You Should Read? Offers a broad and engaging overview of world history from Earth’s origins to the early 20th century. Written by H. G. Wells, a renowned author with deep historical knowledge and insight. Includes authoritative texts with introductions and notes by distinguished scholars. Part of Penguin Classics, ensuring high-quality translations and reliable content.
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- Covers pivotal eras from the Neolithic era to the Industrial Revolution
- Written by H.G. Wells, renowned author and historian
- Part of Penguin Classics with authoritative texts and introductions
- Accessible overview of human evolution and civilization
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Questions about this book
What time period does this book cover?
It traces world history from Earth's beginnings to the aftermath of World War I.
Who is the author?
H.G. Wells, a renowned author known for his historical insight and literary works.
Is this a scholarly edition?
It is part of Penguin Classics, which includes authoritative texts with introductions and notes by distinguished scholars.
What major events are covered?
It explores pivotal moments such as the Neolithic era, the rise of major religions, the Golden Age of Athens, and the Industrial Revolution.