The timetables of history :
by Grun, Bernard frey50
Edition statement:New 3rd rev. ed. Published by : Simon and Schuster, (New York :) , 1991 Physical details: 724 p. ; 29 cm. ISBN:067174271X :; 067174271X (pbk.). ISSN:978067174Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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901.91 Bib Four thousand years ago | 901.91 Dur The lessons of history | 901.941 Tuc The proud tower: | 902.02 Gru The timetables of history : | 903 Tim Timetables of History | 904 Att Famous modern battles | 904 Cre Decisive Battles Of World |
"A Touchstone book."
Includes index.
Science before there were scientists : 2,400,000-59 BC -- Greek and Hellinistic science : 600 BC-529 AD -- Science in many lands and medieval science : 530-1452 -- The Renaissance and the scientific revolution : 1453-1659 -- The Newtonian epoch : 1660-1734 -- The Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution : 1735-1819 -- Nineteenth-century science : 1820-1984 [sic] [1894] -- Twentieth-century science through World War II : 1895-1945 -- Science after World War II : 1946-1988.
The classic history reference, brought completely up to date, linking more than 30,000 events in an overview of 7,000 years of civilization. The Timetables of History is an indispensable resource that distills the essence of civilization, highlighting significant moments in history, politics, philosophy, religion, art, science and technology. 2 color throughout. Vast and absorbing, spanning millennia of human history, The Timetables of History, achieves a goal in the study of the past that is unmatched by any other reference volume -- it gives us a sweeping overview of the making of the contemporary world. This remarkable book maps out at a glance what was happening simultaneously, from the dawn of history to the present day. Never before has progress been presented with such clarity or with a view that fully captures the essence and the excitement of civilization