Almost finish this and it is wonderful. Would be grateful if

when i was a college kid i totally would have been into that but now i'll only check it out if an audiobook version comes across one of my torrent trackers, looks p aiight tho. as far as recs go, it's an oldy but somewhat classic: To The Finland Station, can't remember who wrote it and i don't feel like getting up to look at my shelf, oh it was Wilson

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Cry_of_Freedom_(book)

The Glory And The Dream is sick, super rad shit

>>9499505
oh i guess it comes in two volumes in some printings, my bad

>>9499508
Just don't fucking do it again

>>9499482
>>9499491
Thanks, will look into them.

>>9499505
>>9499508
I am actually just asking for books that's not as challenging as Gibbon, so that's cool too.


Any other suggestions on non-western part of the world?

>>9499949
"Mao's China And After" by Miesner is the classic 20th century survey

>>9499420
He's a cold warrior iirc.

>>9500708
Is that your Sub-Zero biography fan fiction?

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Highly recommend
Absolutly captures the imagination and projects and amazing sense of scale on the 20th century's greatest, most horrible urban battle.
Every other page will have you in shock.

Figes, moved on from amazon reviews to astroturfing here I see?