The Record of Mankind by A. Wesley Roehm, Morris R. Buske, Hutton Webster, Edgar B. Wesley - front cover
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The Record of Mankind

by A. Wesley Roehm, Morris R. Buske, Hutton Webster, Edgar B. Wesley

The Record of Mankind by A. Wesley Roehm et al., published by D. C. Heath and Company in 1961, is a second edition hardcover focusing on world history. This ex-library copy includes maps by Erwin Raisz and others. The book is in good condition with library markings but no dust jacket. A solid educational resource for history enthusiasts.

$23.95$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1961
D. C. Heath and Company
Stock:1 available
SKU:A21-B1-SAL-ALT-0621

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Condition Details

This hardcover edition of The Record of Mankind is in good condition, considering its ex-library status. The cover shows minor wear, and library markings are present, including a stamp from the Olive Warner Memorial Library. The binding remains intact and sturdy. No dust jacket is present. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or signatures, making it a reliable resource for historical study. ####

About This Vintage 1961 Edition

The Record of Mankind, authored by A. Wesley Roehm, Morris R. Buske, Hutton Webster, and Edgar B. Wesley, is a comprehensive exploration of world history and human civilization. Published by D. C. Heath and Company in 1961, this second edition provides a detailed account of historical events, enriched with maps by Erwin Raisz and others. The authors bring a wealth of expertise, with backgrounds in history and sociology from esteemed institutions like Stanford University and the University of Minnesota. This edition, printed in Boston, is distinct for its educational value and detailed cartographic illustrations. While it is an ex-library copy from the Olive Warner Memorial Library, it remains a valuable resource for historians and educators. The book's condition is solid, with a sturdy hardcover binding, though the presence of library markings is notable. This edition is a testament to mid-20th century historical scholarship, offering insights into the human past. ####

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D. C. Heath and Company

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