• Chapter 1 Ireland before
• 1500: a land of saints and scholars
• Chapter 2 Reformation and rebellion
• Chapter 3 From restoration to revolution
• Chapter 4 Nationalism and Unionism
• Chapter 5 Culture, society and politics
• Chapter 6 Making the break
• Chapter 7 The freedom to achieve freedom?
• Chapter 8 A Protestant parliament and a Protestant state
• Chapter 9 Breaking the links: the Irish Free State, 1922-39
• Chapter 10 Ireland and the Second World War
• Chapter 11 Ireland in the post-war years
• Chapter 12 Transforming the face of Ulster? The 1960s
• Chapter 13 Countdown to chaos: 'the Troubles' begin
• Chapter 14 The search for a solution: 1974-85
• Chapter 15 The beginning of the end: 1985-97
• Chapter 16 The Good Friday Agreement and its aftermath
• Chapter 17 The Republic of Ireland since the 1960s Abbreviations Glossary Taking it further Index.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

Understand Irish History is a comprehensive guide to a fascinating history. You will explore Irish reformation and restoration, culture, religion and society as well as more recent conflicts and their impact. Taking you from ancient Ireland to the present day, it will give you an understanding of the background to events that have dominated the headlines in recent years. NOT GOT MUCH TIME? One, five and ten-minute introductions to key principles to get you started. AUTHOR INSIGHTS Lots of instant help with common problems and quick tips for success, based on the author's many years of experience. EXTEND YOUR KNOWLEDGE Extra online articles at www.teachyourself.com to give you a richer understanding. THINGS TO REMEMBER Quick refreshers to help you remember the key facts.
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• The Swedes and their eighteenth century
• Gustaf III of Sweden and the Enlightenment
• Sweden and the War of American Independence
• Gustaf III of Sweden and the East Baltic, 1771-92
• Gustaf III of Sweden and the French Revolution
• Late Gustavian autocracy in Sweden: Gustaf IV Adolf and his opponents, 1792-1809
• The Swedish succession crises of
• 1809 and
• 1810 and the question of Scandinavian union
• Scandinavianism, Fennomania, and the Crimean War
• The Danish agrarian reforms, 1784-1814, and the historians
• Finland and Norway, 1808-1917: a comparative perspective
• The discovery of Norway abroad, 1760-1905
• The silver age of Swedish national romanticism, 1805-20
• From warfare to welfare state: Sweden's search for a new identity.

This book explores the Nordic Past.""Essays on Scandinavian History"" examines important aspects of the history of Sweden and its Nordic neighbors between the later eighteenth and the beginning of the twenty-first century. Historian H. Arnold Barton has selected thirteen of the numerous essays he has published over the past forty years on the history of Scandinavians.This is a companion volume to Barton's ""The Old Country and the New"", an essay collection on Swedish emigration and the Swedes in America. Included here are studies of the special significance of the eighteenth century in Sweden's history and culture, the relationship of King Gustaf III to the eighteenth-century Enlightenment, the impact of the American Revolution in Sweden, and Gustaf III's ambitions in the East Baltic region. Also detailed are the king's early reaction to the French Revolution and his efforts to organize a European coalition to crush it, a reassessment of the reign and internal reforms of Gustaf IV Adolf, and the Swedish succession crises of 1809 and 1810.In addition, Barton examines the increasing tension between the Pan-Scandinavian movement and the rising Finnish national movement. He deals with the historians of the Danish Agrarian Reforms of 1784-1814, parallel developments in Finland and Norway between 1808 and 1917, the discovery of Norway abroad, Swedish national romanticism, and Sweden's transition from a warfare state to a welfare state, now exemplifying the rational and humane ideals of the twentieth century.""Essays on Scandinavian History"" highlights important topics in the history of the Scandinavian region, which has remained all too little known outside the Nordic lands themselves, while also offering broader perspectives on Europe since the mid-eighteenth century. Twelve keyed-to-text illustrations, a bibliography of Barton's publications on Scandinavian history, essay endnotes, and an index augment this work.
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• Créditos; Presentación; La vida; Tomo IIIParte III. La Colonia desde
• 1561 hasta
• 1610 (Continuación)Capítulo VIII. Gobierno interino de Ruiz de Gamboa (1580-1583). Arribo a Chile de Don Alonso de Sotomayor (1583);
• 1. El mariscal Martín Ruiz de Gamboa toma el gobierno de Chile por disposición testamentaria de Rodrigo de Quiroga;
• 2. El gobernador decreta la ordenanza denominada "tasa de Gamboa", para abolir el servicio personal de los indígenas: ineficacia de esta reforma.

• 3. Fundación de la ciudad de Chillán con el nombre de San Bartolomé de Gamboa: el gobernador pretende someter a los indios rebeldes estableciendo fuertes en el territorio de estos4. El teniente de gobernador Lope de Azócar opone resistencias a la administración de Ruiz de Gamboa: este último lo apresa y lo envía fuera de Chile;
• 5. Últimas campañas del gobernador Ruiz de Gamboa;
• 6. Felipe II nombra gobernador de Chile a don Alonso de Sotomayor: antecedentes de este militar;
• 7. Viaje de Sotomayor desde España con una división auxiliar;
• 8. Llega a Chile y se recibe del gobierno.

• 9. Juicio de residencia de Martín Ruiz de GamboaCapítulo IX. Primeros años del gobierno de don Alonso de Sotomayor (1583-1586). Continúa la guerra sin ningún resultado definitivo;
• 1. Abolición de la "tasa de Gamboa" y restablecimiento del servicio personal de los indígenas;
• 2. El nuevo gobernador hace salir a campaña a su hermano don Luis;
• 3. Primera campaña de don Alonso de Sotomayor en Chile: conociendo la escasez de recursos militares, envía a pedir refuerzos al Perú y España.

• 4. Funda el gobernador tres fuertes en el territorio enemigo sin conseguir imponer a los indios. La miseria y cansancio de sus tropas da origen a alarmantes conspiraciones que el gobernador castiga con la mayor severidad5. Continuación de la guerra sin resultados eficaces. Historiadores del gobierno de don Alonso de Sotomayor (nota);
• 6. El piloto Juan Fernández descubre las islas que llevan su nombre, y halla un rumbo que abrevia la navegación entre el Perú y Chile.

• Capítulo X. Exploración del estrecho de Magallanes por Sarmiento de Gamboa (1580). Fundación de colonias en sus costas. Expedición de Tomás Cavendish (1583-1587)1. El virrey del Perú envía a Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa a explorar el estrecho de Magallanes;
• 2. Primeros accidentes del viaje: una de las naves da la vuelta al Perú; PERSONAJES NOTABLES (1561-1578);
• 3. Sarmiento de Gamboa pasa el estrecho, continúa su viaje y llega a España;
• 4. Felipe II resuelve mandar construir fortificaciones en el estrecho de Magallanes: primeros contratiempos de esta empresa.

<Div>Written by one of the greatest scholars of Latin America, La historia general de Chile recounts the nation's entire history from prehistory to 1830.</div>

• Chapter 1: Introducing Japan Part I: Traditional Japan: Prehistory to
• 1185
• Chapter 2: Ancient Japan (to ca.
• 400 CE)
• Chapter 3: Yamato Japan (ca. 400-700)
• Chapter 4: Nara Japan (710-794)
• Chapter 5: Heian Japan (794-1185) Part II: Feudal Japan (1185-1868)
• Chapter 6: Kamakuru Japan (1185-1333)
• Chapter 7: Ashikaga Japan (1333-1603)
• Chapter 8: Tokugawa Japan (1603-1868): Stability
• Chapter 9: Tokugawa Japan: Change
• Chapter 10: Tokugawa Japan: Western Intrusion Part III: Modern Japan (1868-1945)
• Chapter 11: Meiji Japan (1868-1912): Politics
• Chapter 12: Meiji Japan: Economics and Society
• Chapter 13: Meiji Japan: Foreign Relations
• Chapter 14: Imperial Japan: World Power (1912-1922)
• Chapter 15: Imperial Japan: Peace and Conflict (1922-1937)
• Chapter 16: Imperial Japan: World War II (1937-1945) Part IV: Postwar Japan (1945 to Present)
• Chapter 17: Occupied Japan (1945-1952)
• Chapter 18: Contemporary Japan (Since 1952): Domestic Affairs-Politics
• Chapter 19: Contemporary Japan: Domestic Affairs-Economics and Society
• Chapter 20: Contemporary Japan: Foreign Affairs.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

The emergence of Japan as a political and economic global power has been one of the most remarkable success stories of modern history. Though small in geographic area, the archipelago is the tenth most populous country, with 128 million inhabitants crowded into an area the size of Montana. Its natural resources are almost nonexistent, yet today it ranks only second after the much larger United States as the most affluent and economically productive nation in the world. Its rich cultural heritage and high-tech society are equally vibrant. For all readers wanting to better understand this dynamic country, this popular and accessible introduction offers an authoritative yet concise overview of two thousand years of Japanese history. Now fully updated to the present, this edition also includes an array of photographs and illustrations. The first half of the book explores the pre-Meiji era up to 1868. The second half traces domestic changes and relevant foreign issues in the modernizing era launched by the Meiji Restoration. Highlighting key historical events, Milton W. Meyer also includes cultural, artistic, and religious milestones. Summaries and datelines at the end of each chapter, as well as a glossary, offer additional essential reference points. With its clear explanations of Japanese traditions, religion, history, economics, politics, and relations with the West, this book provides an invaluable guide for understanding contemporary Japan.
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• Chapter 1 FROM THE ORIGINS TO A.D.
• 800
• chapter 2 THE NORSE TYRANNY, 800-1014
• chapter 3 The end of Gaelic independence, 1014-1166
• chapter 4 THE NORMAN INVASION, 1166-1172
• chapter 5 THE ORGANIZATION OF THE CONQUEST, 1172-1216
• chapter 6 THE EXPANSION OF THE COLONY, 1216-1272
• chapter 7 ENGLISH LORDSHIP AT ITS HEIGHT, 1272-1327
• chapter 8 THE DECLINE OF THE COLONY AND THE STATUTES OF KILKENNY, 1327-1366
• chapter 9 LAST EFFORTS OF THE ENGLISH LORDSHIP, 1366-1399
• chapter 10 THE GAELIC RECOVERY AND ARISTOCRATIC HOME RULE, 1399-1477
• chapter 11 THE KILDARE SUPREMACY AND THE REFORMATION, 1477-1540
• chapter 12 THE TUDOR MONARCHY AND THE SECOND CONQUEST OF IRELAND, 1540-1603
• chapter 13 THE EARLY STUART MONARCHY AND CROMWELLIAN PERIOD, 1603-1660
• chapter 14 THE LATER STUART MONARCHY, 1660-1691
• chapter 15 THE MONARCHY OF WILLIAM AND ANNE, 1691-1714
• chapter 16 HANOVERIAN RULE, 1714-1782
• chapter 17 THE RISE AND FALL OF THE PROTESTANT NATION, 1782-1800
• chapter 18 FROM THE UNION TO
• 1848
• chapter 19 FROM THE FAMINE TO PARNELL, 1848-1891
• chapter 20 FROM PARNELL TO THE TREATY OF 1922.

Edmund Curtis's remarkable survey of Ireland, from its earliest origins to the twentieth century, is a classic introduction to Ireland's fascinating history. Reaching from St Patrick's Mission in 432 to the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1922, this authoritative text explores the formative events of Ireland's past and encompasses the Norman invasion, Gaelic recovery, Cromwell's Settlement, the Act of Union, and the Great Famine. Lucid and scholarly, this all-embracing account unfolds the events of Ireland's history and the story of its people, through an examination of their political, religious, social, economic and cultural past. Ireland's unique history is revealed here through the 'moving forces, the deciding facts, and the men who mattered'. Featuring a chronology of key dates in Irish history and a guideline to the pronunciation of Irish names, this celebrated narrative now includes a new introduction by Sean Duffy.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780415279499 20190129

• Book Cover; Title; Contents; Author's note; Introduction; Before 1100;
• 1100 1286; The War of Independence; Robert II to James I; James II to James IV; James V; Reformation; Mary, Queen of Scots, and the Regencies; James VI in Scotland; The Union of Crowns; Charles I; The Great Rebellion; The Interregnum; Restoration;
• 1665 85; The Revolution Settlement; The late seventeenth century; Union;
• 1707 45; The later eighteenth century; The Industrial Revolution; The Victorian age; The twentieth century; Political epilogue by; Monarchs of Scotland since the early eleventh century.

First published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780415278805 20190121

• List of tables-- Preface-- List of abbreviations-- Glossary of non-English terms-- Introduction--
• 1. 'On the ruins of Melaka fort'--
• 2. The Malayan spring--
• 3. The revolt on the periphery--
• 4. Rural society and terror--
• 5. House of glass--
• 6. The advent of the 'Bumiputera'--
• 7. The politics of culture--
• 8. Making citizens--
• 9. The colonial inheritance-- Bibliography-- Index.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

Modern Malaya was born in a period of war, insurrection, and monumental social upheaval. Tim Harper's acclaimed 1999 study examines the achievement of independence in 1957, not primarily through the struggle between Imperial Britain and nationalist elites, but through the internal struggles that late colonial rule fostered at all levels of Malayan society. It contains research on the impact of the Second World War in Malaya, the origins and course of the Communist Emergency, and urbanisation and popular culture, and charts the responses of Malaya's communities to more intrusive forms of government and to rapid social change. Dr Harper emphasises the various conflicting visions of independence, and suggests that although the experiments of late colonialism were frustrated, they left an enduring legacy for the politics of independent Malaya. This book sheds light on the dynamics of nationalism, ethnicity, and state-building in modern Southeast Asia.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780521590402 20190121

This highly successful, illustrated Pocket Guide has been revised and expanded. It traces the main outlines of the history of Wales from the settlements by the Celts to the invasion by Romans and Normans, the conquest by Edward I of England, the passage of the Acts of Union, the impact of the Reformation, Puritanism and Methodism, the effects of the Agrarian and Industrial Revolutions and the changes in political, social and economic life in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Succinct biographies of prominent figures, descriptions of some major historical sites, a glossary of terms and a list of important dates are included, making this an ideal introductory study for the general reader.
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• Minjoksa wa Tanjae
• Yŏksa yŏnʼgu wa kasŏl
• "Minjok sagwan" iran muŏt inʼga
• Pinŏsŭ ŭi tʻansaeng
• Suro wa Tongmyŏng
• Segyesa sok ŭi Hanʼguk
• Kodae noye sahoe ŭi hŏsang
• Uri nara edo ponggŏn chedo ka issŏnnŭnʼga
• Chabonjuŭi ŭi "maenga" wa pigyo sahak
• Kŭndae ŭi kaenyŏm
• Chŏntʻong, Kŭndaehwa, Yŏksa ŭisik
• Kŭndae ŭi chongmal.

• 民族史 와 丹齋
• 歷史 硏究 와 假說 --「民族史觀」이란 무엇 인가
• 비너스 의 誕生
• 首露 와 東明
• 世界史 속 의 韓國
• 古代 奴隸 社會 의 虛像
• 우리 나라 에도 封建 制度 가 있었는가
• 資本主義 의「萌芽」와 比較史學
• 近代 의 概念
• 傳統・近代化・歷史 意識
• 近代 의 終末.

• From early years to the Heian Era
• The age of Samurai ascendancy 1185-1600
• Tokugawa rule
• Establishment of the Meiji regime
• Developments in later Meiji
• The Taisho years: The road to democracy
• The road to war
• Postwar reform and reconstruction.

What is a shogun? Who were the samurai and what is the warrior code? What lies behind the Japanese work ethic? From the ancient tea ceremony to the boom and subsequent downturn of its economic prosperity, this uniquely concise introduction to Japan and its history surveys nearly 10,000 years of society, culture, economics and politics. Balancing economic and political information with new insights into the twin spheres of art and religion, Mikiso Hane offers authoritative coverage of all aspects of Japanese life. With a particular focus on the key events of the last 200 years, the author also pays special attention to the changing conditions of those whose history has been so frequently neglected - the women, the peasants, and the lowest order of untouchables. Well-rounded and enlightening, this informative account of Japan and its people will be greatly appreciated by historians, students and all those with an interest in this diverse and enigmatic country.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9781780743332 20190129

• 1. Japan Before the Seventeenth Century
• 2. Establishment of the Tokugawa Bakufu
• 3. The Late Tokugawa Period
• 4. The Fall of the Tokugawa Bakufu
• 5. The Meiji Restoration: The New Order
• 6. The Continuing Meiji Revolution (I): Political Developments
• 7. The Continuing Meiji Revolution (II): Cultural, Economic, and Social Developments
• 8. Political Developments in Later Meiji
• 9. The Conclusion of the Meiji Era
• 10. The Era of Parliamentary Ascendancy (I)
• 11. The Era of Parliamentary Ascendancy (II)
• 12. The Ascendancy of Militarism
• 13. The Road to War
• 14. War and Defeat
• 15. The Postwar Years (I): Reform and Reconstruction
• 16. The Postwar Years (II): Political Developments After Independence
• 17. Social and Educational Developments
• 18. Cultural Developments Appendix A: The Internet Appendix B: Chronological Chart Appendix C: List of Prime Ministers.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

Integrating political events with cultural, economic, and intellectual movements, Modern Japan provides a balanced and authoritative survey of modern Japanese history. A summary of Japan's early history, emphasizing institutions and systems that influenced Japanese society, provides a well-rounded introduction to this essential volume, which focuses on the Tokugawa period to the present.The fifth edition of Modern Japan is updated throughout to include the latest information on Japan's international relations, including secret diplomatic correspondence recently disclosed on WikiLeaks. This edition brings Japanese history up to date in the post 9/11 era, detailing current issues such as: the impact of the Gulf Wars on Japanese international relations, the March 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and subsequent nuclear accident, the recent tumultuous change of political leadership, and Japan's current economic and global status. An updated chronological chart, list of prime ministers, and bibliography are also included.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780813346953 20190129

• Cover; contents; book six; notes; book seven; notes; book eight; notes; book nine; notes; book ten; notes; book eleven; notes; book twelve; notes; book thirteen; notes; book fourteen; notes; book fifteen; notes.

• Introduction; Where Does the People Come From?; I Christian Prince-state 1536-1776; II Enlightened Prince-state 1776-1849; III Democratic Nation-state 1849/64-1945; IV Democratic Welfare State 1945-1989; V From Nation-state to a Federation of Nation-states; References; Index of Names.

In this book Ove Korsgaard, the well-known scholar of democracy, examines how the concept people has changed throughout Danish history. Interpretations and uses of this notion have had dramatic influence on the building of the Danish society. The struggle of the people is the struggle for power in society. Until The Age of Enlightenment the concept was used to categorise the subjects of the master of the house, the subjects of the King, the subjects of God. Later the notion became a revolutionary key concept. The people was now regarded as sovereign. Today we are confronted with new questions.

Traces the island's rich history as the last stronghold of the druids; through its strategic significance during the Edwardian conquest in medieval times; Telford's major achievement in building the Menai Suspension Bridge, to the cultural and linguistic challenges of the late twentieth century.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780708319437 20190128
This volume traces the island's rich history as the last stronghold of the druids; through its strategic significance during the Edwardian conquest in medieval times; Telford's major achievement in building the Menai Suspension Bridge, to the cultural and linguistic challenges of the late twentieth century. The concept of 'love of one's region' has always had a special resonance for the people of Wales. It has inspired poets, writers and historians through the centuries and it has enriched our appreciation and understanding of the colourful diversity of our local and regional culture and heritage. The authors have been selected both for their undoubted scholarship and intimate knowledge of their own particular regions and for their ability to interpret and communicate that knowledge in a lively and concise style to students, scholars and tourists alike.
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• Origins: Scotland to 1100 / Katherine Forsyth.
• The emergence of a nation state, 1100-1300 / Keith Stringer.
• Survival and revival: late Medieval Scotland / Michael Brown and Steve Boardman.
• Renaissance and Reformation: the sixteenth century / Roger Mason.
• Confidence and perplexity: the seventeenth century941.1 / Jenny Wormald.
• Scotland transformed: the eighteenth century / Richard B. Sher.
• Workshop of empire: the nineteenth century / I.G.C. Hutchison.
• The turbulent century: Scotland since 1900 / Richard Finlay.
• The Scottish Diaspora / David Armitage.
• Scotland's stories / Sally Mapstone.

Scotland has long had a romantic appeal which has tended to be focused on a few over-dramatized personalities or events, notably Mary Queen of Scots, Bonnie Prince Charlie, the Highland Clearances - the failures and the sad - though more positively, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce have also got in on the act, because of their heroism in resisting English aggression. This has had its own satisfaction, and has certainly been very good for the tourist industry. But, fuelled by the explosion of serious academic studies in the last half-century, there has grown up a keen desire for a better-informed and more satisfying understanding of the Scottish past-and not only in Scotland. The vague use of 'Britain' in books and television series which are in fact about England has begun to provoke adverse comment; there is clearly a growing desire for knowledge about the history of the non-English parts of the British Isles and Eire, already well established in Ireland and becoming increasingly obvious as far as Scotland and Wales are concerned. This book brings together a series of studies by well-established scholars of Scottish history, from Roman times until the present day, and makes the fruits of their research accessible to students and the general reader alike. It offers the opportunity to go beyond the old myths, legends, and romance to the much more rewarding knowledge of why Scotland was a remarkably successful, thriving, and important kingdom, of international renown.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780198206156 20190129

• Acknowledgements
• List of Contributors
• Introduction
• The Tides of the Indian Ocean, Islamization and the Dialectic of Coast and Inland
• Shah Jahan wore Glasses: Remarks on the Impact of the Dutch East India Company on Northern India and Some Suggestions for Further Research
• To be a Servant of His Catholic Majesty: Indian Troops of the Estado da Índia in the Eighteenth Century
• The Trials of Captain Hackert and Engineer Andries Leslorant at the Malabar Council of War
• Bedara Revisited: A Reappraisal of the Dutch Expedition of
• 1759 to Bengal.

• Between Fact and Fictions: Khoja Gregory alias Gurgin Khan, the "Evil Genius" of Mir Qasim
• Two Captains of the Jawnpur Sultanate
• Slavery and Naukari among the Bangash Nawabs of Farrukhabad
• The Legitimation of Kingship in India: Bundelkhand
• The Short Career of Walter Dickens in India
• Writing and Reading Tod's Rajasthan: Interpreting the Text and its Historiography
• The Idea of Modernity: European Progress for the Rest of the World?
• Modern Media of Communication and Indigenous Knowledge in India and Europe: Towards an Anthropological Perspective.

• From Chariot to Atom Bomb: Armament and Military Organisation in South Asian History
• Bibliography of D.H.A. Kolff
• Index
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• Y
• Z.

This exciting and thought-provoking volume, written by a small number of outstanding scholars on colonial and medieval Indian history, ethnohistory and the new military history of South Asia forms the best tribute thinkable to one of the leading scholars in the field of Indian History, Professor Dirk Kolff. Focusing on wider geographical as well as on more specific social and military aspects, the first section deals with issues of Islamic and European expansion in South Asia. The second section examines specific medieval topics such as military service and slavery, legitimacy and religious devotion. The third section represents Kolff's interest in colonial history and his more recent excursions into the realms of Subaltern and Cultural Studies. A must for every library.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9789004131552 20190129

• List of maps Preface The feudal inheritance Enlightenment Liberalism and nationalism Storm and settlement, 1848-70 Economics and society, 1850-1914 Politics, 1870-1918 Independent Eastern Europe From Hitler to Stalin Communist Eastern Europe Epilogue Appendices:
• 1. Chronology
• 2. Glossary Bibliography Index.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

First Published in 1986. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
(source: Nielsen Book Data) 9780203168462 20190121
`A fascinating book, readable and illuminating.' Times Literary Supplement.
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