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The Rise and Fall of the Classical World

The Rise and Fall of the Classical World

2500 BC-600 AD

Peter P. Liddel
Josephine Crawley Quinn
Peter Heather
Andrew Bell
Andrew Pettegree

Imprint: Mitchell Beazley
Format: Paperback
Size: 253 x 201 x 12 mm
Pages: 144
ISBN: 9781845331627
Published: 15th February 2006

£12.99

Tells the story of European politics, culture and society from prehistory. The first book covers the earliest civilization in Minoa in Crete to the fragmentation of the Roman Empire. The second book begins with the rise of the Emperor Charlemagne to dominate Western Europe and finishes with the artistic triumphs of the High Renaissance.

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The first two titles in the "History of Europe" series, telling the story of European politics, culture and society from prehistory to the present day. These are the first two books in the "History of Europe" series, telling the story of European politics, culture and society from prehistory to the present day. The first book covers the earliest civilization in Minoa in Crete to the fragmentation of the Roman Empire into the "barbarian" kingdoms of the West and the Byzantine Empire in the East. The second book begins with the rise of the Emperor Charlemagne to dominate Western Europe and finishes with the artistic triumphs of the High Renaissance. Both books are extensively illustrated with colour photographs and include timeliness and specially commissioned maps.