National Geographic Atlas of World History
Author - Noel Grove
Year published - 1997
Published by - National Geographic Society
Book Format - Hard Cover
Genre - Maps, Documents and Facsimiles
Summary
The Atlas of World History undertakes a fair-minded journey through the human story by mingling close-up looks at events with broader views of what was then happening elsewhere in the world. Each of this book's six sections, arranged chronologically, opens with a world map that shows developments at various points of the compass, along with an essay about what was happening and why. The text by author Noel Grove, a staff writer for 25 years with the National Geographic magazine, continues with a worldwide perspective usually ignored in works of history.
Notes - Writing on title page
Author - Noel Grove
Year published - 1997
Published by - National Geographic Society
Book Format - Hard Cover
Genre - Maps, Documents and Facsimiles
Summary
The Atlas of World History undertakes a fair-minded journey through the human story by mingling close-up looks at events with broader views of what was then happening elsewhere in the world. Each of this book's six sections, arranged chronologically, opens with a world map that shows developments at various points of the compass, along with an essay about what was happening and why. The text by author Noel Grove, a staff writer for 25 years with the National Geographic magazine, continues with a worldwide perspective usually ignored in works of history.
Notes - Writing on title page
Author - Noel Grove
Year published - 1997
Published by - National Geographic Society
Book Format - Hard Cover
Genre - Maps, Documents and Facsimiles
Summary
The Atlas of World History undertakes a fair-minded journey through the human story by mingling close-up looks at events with broader views of what was then happening elsewhere in the world. Each of this book's six sections, arranged chronologically, opens with a world map that shows developments at various points of the compass, along with an essay about what was happening and why. The text by author Noel Grove, a staff writer for 25 years with the National Geographic magazine, continues with a worldwide perspective usually ignored in works of history.
Notes - Writing on title page
