This is the last volume in the series but only the fourth to be published. Contributors to the chapters include such prominent historians as David Thomson, the late Sir Robert Ensor, D. W. Brogan, Bernard Lewis, Isaac Deutscher, Rohan Butler and Asa Briggs.
In This Review
The New Cambridge Modern History. Volume XII: the Era of Violence, 1898-1945
The New Cambridge Modern History. Volume XII: the Era of Violence, 1898-1945
Cambridge University Press,
1960,
602 pp.
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In This Review
The New Cambridge Modern History. Volume XII: the Era of Violence, 1898-1945
The New Cambridge Modern History. Volume XII: the Era of Violence, 1898-1945
Cambridge University Press,
1960,
602 pp.
$7.50 Purchase
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