Tho Nineteenth-Century-Age of Change and Reform From the French Revolution to the rise of Impressionist art, renowned international scholars such as R. R. Palmer, Jean Rostand, and Mario Praz describe the, generative forces of this turbulent century: its social, cultural, and scientific developments and their world- wide impact.
Drawn from articles originally published in the Journal of World History, written by distinguished international authorities, Readings in the History of Mankind offers a purposely stimulating view of the history of science, culture, and society: Other volumes in this new Mentor Series include the now available The Evolution of Science,and the soon-to-bi. published volumes The New America, The New Asia, Religion, in the Twentieth Century, and Language and Literature.