
Timelines of History Volume 6: A Wider World 1500-1600
by Susan Kennedy, Michael Kerrigan, Peter Lewis
"Timelines of History, Volume 6: A Wider World 1500-1600" by Susan Kennedy, Michael Kerrigan, and Peter Lewis, published by Grolier in 2005, offers a detailed exploration of the 16th century's pivotal events. Hardcover format, ex-library copy with typical markings. ISBN 0-7172-6008-9. Ideal for history enthusiasts seeking insights into global exploration and cultural exchange during this transformative period.
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This hardcover edition shows signs of being an ex-library copy, including typical library stamps and stickers. The binding appears strong and intact, ensuring the book's longevity. The dust jacket condition is not visible, but the cover displays minor wear consistent with library use. Overall, the book is in good condition with no significant flaws affecting its readability.
About This Classic 2005 Edition
"Timelines of History, Volume 6: A Wider World 1500-1600" is a comprehensive exploration of a pivotal century in global history. Authored by Susan Kennedy, Michael Kerrigan, and Peter Lewis, this hardcover edition was published by Grolier, an imprint of Scholastic Library Publishing, in 2005. The book delves into the transformative events between 1500 and 1600, a period marked by exploration, cultural exchange, and the beginnings of globalization. The authors, known for their expertise in historical analysis, provide detailed timelines and insights into the era's significant developments. This edition, printed in Danbury, Connecticut, features a robust hardcover binding, ensuring durability. While the copyright page does not specify a first edition, the book remains an essential resource for history enthusiasts and scholars alike. The ISBN 0-7172-6008-9 aids in cataloging this specific volume within the series. The presence of library markings indicates its previous use in institutional collections, adding a layer of historical context to its journey.
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