Empire How Britain Made The Modern World 0141975547 Niall Ferguson

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How Britain Made The Modern World. Published as a Special Edition for Sandpiper Books in 2012.

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Product Identifiers

BrandPenguin
GTIN9780141975542
UPC9780141975542
eBay Product ID (ePID)1305454910

Product Key Features

Narrative TypeNon-Fiction
EditionFirst Edition, Special Edition
Book SeriesHistorical
Original LanguageEnglish
VintageNo
FormatHardcover
LanguageEnglish
FeaturesFlexi Bound, Dust Jacket, Ex-Library, Illustrated
TopicHistory of Ideas, Combat, Fasting, Books, Colonialism, World History, Games
Ex LibrisNo
Intended AudienceAdults, Young Adults
Publication Year2012
TypeTextbook
Literary MovementModernism
GenreWar & Combat, Historical, Military, History
Number of Pages422

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Item Weight773 g

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4.5
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  • Good reading on a controversial subject

    A good and well written book on what is now a controversial subject. Ferguson is up front on his ideological position on the subject and thus produces a reasonable general survey. He is not intending to write a specific and specialised account aimed at the specialist historian. It is primarily a general survey aimed at people interested in the subject. It avoids the wilder shores of the ideological debate which now bedevils debate on this subject. The recommendation of 4 stars given above is slightly above where I would place the book but the book is certainly considerably better than the three star rating in the above categorisation. Really it is what I expected given the previous material of his I have read and his unfortunately now ended column in the Sunday Times. The ideologues on the history of the British Empire will I suspect dislike it and that in itself is a recommendation. (also the content of a history book in my view can never be appropriately described as "compelling" and thus the answer given above.

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  • Great read

    Fascinating book on the history of the British Empire - i enjoy historical literature & i enjoyed this read

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