Bombora
Human Race: 10 Centuries of Change on Earth (Veka Peremen)
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Which century of the last millennium saw the most significant changes? Which event triggered the most lasting consequences: the Industrial Revolution or the invention of the internet? This book by Ian Mortimer, a doctor of historical science and eminent medieval scholar, is a time-traveling platform across Western history. Reading this book, you'll journey through the major inventions, discoveries, revolutions, and clashes of different eras, and gain a sense of the pace and scale of global change.
Publisher: Bombora
Weight: 620
Age restrictions: 16+
Author: Yan Mortimer
Circulation: 3000
Size: 24.2x17x2.5
Book series: Time Travelers (Puteshestvenniki vo vremeni)
Cover: Hardcover
Language: Russian
Publication year: 2022
ISBN: 978-5-04-156275-5
ISBN (Barcode): 9785041562755
Meet The Author
Yan Mortimer
Ian Mortimer is a British historian and writer specializing in the study of medieval history.
He was born in the town of Petts Wood, in Kent. He studied at several universities and received his Doctor of Philosophy degree in 2004 at Exeter. Mortimer is the author of both strictly historical books, albeit written in a popular style, and, since 2011, historical detective novels containing fictional elements; he also writes poetry and songs. He currently lives on the northeastern edge of Dartmoor (Devon) with his wife Sophie and three children.
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