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World History, Volume 1 : People and Their Gods, to the Seventeen-Seventies by Robert Pascoe
World History, Volume 1 : People and Their Gods, to the Seventeen-Seventies by Robert Pascoe
World History, Volume 1 : People and Their Gods, to the Seventeen-Seventies by Robert Pascoe
Second Edition
ISBN: 9781925501841
With assistance from Peter R. Hancock
Retail Price: $39.95
Paperback, 424 Pages
Published in March 2018
World History is both the story of humankind and an introduction to the discipline of History. This book (in two volumes) will not only give you the greater confidence in understanding, organising and revising your content knowledge of World History, but will also introduce you to the techniques used by historians to analyse and explain the past. History demands a specific set of techniques and a mode of thinking. Any history book or article that you read began life as the application of these techniques to a body of evidence, known as ‘primary sources’. Each unit here is accompanied by one or more relevant primary sources, as well as suggestions of books, articles and websites for further reading, and places to visit.
Robert Pascoe is Dean Laureate and a Professor of History at Victoria University, Melbourne.
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World History, Volume 1 : People and Their Gods, to the Seventeen-Seventies by Robert Pascoe
Second Edition
ISBN: 9781925501841
With assistance from Peter R. Hancock
Retail Price: $39.95
Paperback, 424 Pages
Published in March 2018
World History is both the story of humankind and an introduction to the discipline of History. This book (in two volumes) will not only give you the greater confidence in understanding, organising and revising your content knowledge of World History, but will also introduce you to the techniques used by historians to analyse and explain the past. History demands a specific set of techniques and a mode of thinking. Any history book or article that you read began life as the application of these techniques to a body of evidence, known as ‘primary sources’. Each unit here is accompanied by one or more relevant primary sources, as well as suggestions of books, articles and websites for further reading, and places to visit.
Robert Pascoe is Dean Laureate and a Professor of History at Victoria University, Melbourne.
