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The ordeal of total war, 1939-1945

Gordon Wright, Wright, Gordon

1968

The lessons of history

Smyth, William

1955

The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers

Paul M. Kennedy

1987 ★ 3.5

World Restored Europe After Napoleon

Henry Kissinger

1964

An introduction to contemporary history

Geoffrey Barraclough

1965

The sense of reality

Isaiah Berlin

1997

A year from a correspondent's notebook

Richard Harding Davis

1897

Lectures on modern history, from the irruption of the northern nations to the close of the American revolution

William Smyth, Jared Sparks

1851

The pageant of world history

Gerald Leinwand

1989

These Truths

Jill Lepore

2018 ★ 4.7

The age of the democratic revolution

R. R. Palmer

1959

1913

Charles Emmerson

2013

Heads of states and governments

Harris M. Lentz

1994

Long shadows

Erna Paris

2000

The world in the time of Abraham Lincoln

Fiona MacDonald

1997

Crawling from the Wreckage

Gwynne Dyer

2010

The sixties unplugged

Gerard J. DeGroot, Gerard Degroot, Gerard J. De Groot

2008

The Renaissance, 1493-1520

George Robert Potter, G. N. Clark

1971

An outline of political growth in the nineteenth century

Edmund Hamilton Sears

1900

The terrorists

Milton Meltzer

1983

Lost colony

Tonio Andrade

2011

Century of War

Wolf Blitzer, Luciano Garibaldi

2001

Explorations in crisis

William L. Langer

1969

The might of nations

John George Stoessinger

1969

The Atlantic world

Thomas Benjamin

2009

America's economic supremacy

Brooks Adams

1900

The 2000s decade in photos

Jim Corrigan

2009

Forgotten news

Jack Finney

1983

Understanding the past five centuries

Martin, David L.

2007

If you lived in colonial times

Ann McGovern

1964

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