"Essentials in Medieval and Modern History (from Charlemagne to the Present Day)" offers a comprehensive overview of European and world history, starting with the reign of Charlemagne and continuing to modern times. This volume, authored by Samuel Bannister Harding and Albert Bushnell Hart, provides essential insights into the key events, figures, and developments that shaped the medieval and modern world.
Readers will find a clear and accessible narrative, making it an invaluable resource for students and anyone interested in understanding the trajectory of Western civilization. The book emphasizes the core themes and pivotal moments that define the transition from the medieval era to the complexities of the modern age, presented in an accessible form.
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