THE PROUD TOWER 1966 - Modern Barbara W. Tuchman History/Political
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| Management number | 24586315 | Release Date | 2025/12/13 | List Price | $20.40 | Model Number | 24586315 | ||
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This masterful work portrays the world before the Great War through societal lenses rather than pure diplomacy. Tuchman examines the era's movers and shakers - from ruling aristocracies to anarchist protests - revealing deeper forces that led to catastrophic conflict. Building on her acclaimed "The Guns of August," she combines scholarly depth with compelling storytelling, providing essential insights into the accelerated changes that defined this pivotal quarter-century and shaped modern history.
Europe | Anarchism | Aristocracy | Diplomacy | Protest | World War I | Society | Change | Power | Conflict
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Barbara W. Tuchman: Pulitzer Historian.
Distinguished American historian and author, twice awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Renowned for her engaging narrative style that made complex historical events accessible to general readers, blending scholarly rigor with literary excellence
| Category | Books > Reference Books > Educational & Instructional Books |
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| Brand | Macmillan Learning |
| Condition | Good |
Educational & Instructional Books
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