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Primary Source: Documents in Western Civilization, Vol. 2: Since 1400   This book really makes students think through problems.  Older source books cannot compete with the free (and easily chosen) sources on the web..Courses in Western Civilization I and II; historiography courses 

Primary Source: Documents in Western Civilization, Vol. 2: Since 1400

Primary Source: Documents in Western Civilization, Vol. 2: Since 1400

TITLE:Primary Source: Documents in Western Civilization, Vol. 2: Since 1400
AUTHOR:Jonathan S. Perry
RATING:4.63 (970 Votes)
ASIN:0131755846
FORMAT TYPE:Paperback
NUMBER of PAGES:576 Pages
PUBLISH DATE:2008-09-21
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Courses in Western Civilization I and II; historiography courses primarily European. Now that almost all sources are available on the web, a new kind of source book is needed.  Older source books cannot compete with the free (and easily chosen) sources on the web.  This book really makes students think through problems.  As a professor for over 20 years, the author has used and discarded most source books that "bundle" sources with a short intro and a few questions.   This book integrates sources within thematic chapters.

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