Man-made Catastrophes: From the Burning of Rome to the Lockerbie Crash

The book is in good physical condition with a solid hardcover binding. The cover shows minor signs of wear, including some scuff marks, but remains intact. The spine is strong with clear text, and the pages are printed on acid-free paper. There is no visible dust jacket, which may affect the overall condition grade. There are no inscriptions, signatures, or library markings.

"Man-Made Catastrophes: From the Burning of Rome to the Lockerbie Crash" by Lee Allyn Davis is an insightful exploration of historical disasters caused by human actions. Published by Facts On File, Inc. in New York in 1993, this hardcover edition delves into the details and impacts of significant catastrophes throughout history. While the copyright page confirms the 1993 publication year, the number line suggests this is not a first edition. Lee Allyn Davis provides a comprehensive analysis of events ranging from ancient Rome to modern-day tragedies, offering readers a deep understanding of their causes and effects. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in history and disaster studies. Its sturdy hardcover binding ensures durability, though the absence of a dust jacket in the photos requires further condition assessment. This edition is particularly relevant for collectors and historians seeking a detailed account of man-made disasters.