This classic work of English history provides a comprehensive chronicle of the key events and figures that have shaped the nation. From the reign of Julius Caesar to the Glorious Revolution, this book covers the major political, social, and cultural milestones in English history, making it an essential resource for history buffs and scholars.
The History of France from the Earliest Times to 1848 is a comprehensive survey of French history. The book covers the major events and personalities that have shaped France from the ancient Gauls to the Revolution of 1848. The authors provide a balanced and objective account of French history, and their insights into the political, social, and cultural factors that have influenced the course of French history make this book an essential resource for anyone interested in France and its place in world history.
One of the foundational texts of modern economics, this book presents a comprehensive analysis of the principles of free market capitalism. The author explores the workings of markets, trade, and wealth accumulation, and provides a critique of mercantilism, the dominant economic theory of his time. This edition also includes a life of the author and a comparison of his ideas to those of the French economists.
Explore the rich, complex history of England from its earliest days up to the dawn of Queen Victoria's reign. This meticulously researched and expertly written volume offers readers a thrilling journey through centuries of political intrigue, cultural development, and social change.