European History The Civilization of Europe in the Renaissance by John Hale Atheneum Books 1994 Paperback History Books for Readers
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This is a near fine (almost like new) trade paperback. Atheneum Books 1994, First Edition (Atheneum). This copy is crisp and clean inside and out. The pages appear crisp, clean and free of markings. The binding is tight and square, NO creasing along spine. The cover is showing only a hint of shelf wear. Trade paperback or 6" x 9.5" with 648 pages including index.
This is a definitive history of Europe in the Renaissance. The book is divided into three parts; Part One Europe (discovery, countries, and divisions) Part Two Renaissance (transformations, transmissions, and Part Three Civilizations ( civility, civility in danger, control of man, taming of nature). It is lavishly and extensively illustrated throughout with maps, photos, and illustrations. It is a great tapestry of Renaissance Europe.
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