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Great Events from History: The 18th Century-Vol.1

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In The 18th Century, the essays cover the world’s most important events and developments - from 1701 through 1800 - in the century that witnessed the world’s transition to a modern industrial and scientific society. Events covered include the obligatory geopolitical events of the era - from the War of the Spanish Succession through the American and French Revolutions, from the collapse of the South Sea Bubble to the rise of Napoleon. Also, however, the essays address key social and cultural developments in daily life: the expansion of the Atlantic slave trade; the Enlightenment in Europe; the excavation of Pompeii; the beginnings of the abolitionist movement in North America; the seeds of the woman suffrage movement; and the opening of Japan to foreign commerce and publications.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Salem Press
Date
1 May 2006
Pages
572
ISBN
9781587653087

In The 18th Century, the essays cover the world’s most important events and developments - from 1701 through 1800 - in the century that witnessed the world’s transition to a modern industrial and scientific society. Events covered include the obligatory geopolitical events of the era - from the War of the Spanish Succession through the American and French Revolutions, from the collapse of the South Sea Bubble to the rise of Napoleon. Also, however, the essays address key social and cultural developments in daily life: the expansion of the Atlantic slave trade; the Enlightenment in Europe; the excavation of Pompeii; the beginnings of the abolitionist movement in North America; the seeds of the woman suffrage movement; and the opening of Japan to foreign commerce and publications.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Salem Press
Date
1 May 2006
Pages
572
ISBN
9781587653087