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The eighth volume of the "History of the World" series covers the period of European humanism, the Renaissance, as well as the era of great geographical discoveries that forever changed the course of world history.
Debenham (1883–1965), a British geographer and glaciologist, a participant in Scott's Antarctic expedition Terra Nova (1910–1913, surviving as only one of five), here synthesizes the history of exploration as an epic story of human curiosity and courage.
The eleventh volume of the World History edition covers the 18th century, the Age of Enlightenment, marked by rationalism, scientific progress, and political turmoil.
The ninth volume of the World History series covers the period of the 16th century, which marks the beginning of a new era, a kind of early modern age that brought great political, social, and cultural changes, and announced the creation of a new world.
A collection of historical revisions based on the latest scientific discoveries. In this work, the editors of Reader's Digest debunk numerous myths and misconceptions that have been passed down as fact for years.