The Concise History Encyclopedia

The Concise History Encyclopedia by Julian Holland, published by Kingfisher in 2001, offers a comprehensive overview of world history within a single volume. With 320 pages, this encyclopedia covers significant events across various regions and periods, from the kingdoms of West Africa during the Middle Ages to the Mexican Aztec Empire in the European Renaissance. The text is structured for accessibility, highlighting key historic events and featuring illustrated biographies of important figures alongside their major achievements.
Readers will find a global examination of historical developments, making it a valuable resource for those interested in reference materials. The encyclopedia includes detailed accounts that provide context for various historical milestones, ensuring that essential information is readily available. With its focus on history and its organized presentation, this edition serves as a useful guide for anyone looking to explore the complexities of the past.
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This encyclopaedia contains the whole of world history in a single volume. Global in scope, it examines the events inall parts of the world in any given period, whether it be the kingdoms of West Africa during the Middle Ages or the Mexican Aztec Empire during the European Renaissance. The text is arranged so that all the information should be accessible, key historic events are highlighted, and there are illustrated biographies of important figures, as well as details of their major achievements.
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