"All books by J. R. McNeill"
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
Seagull Edition, Volume 1, Paperback, 2021
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction, in a portable value format.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
Seagull Edition, 2, Paperback, 2021
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction, in a portable value format.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
Combined Volume, E Book, 2021
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction that stitched together regions and over time, the globe.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
1, E Book, 2020
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction that stitched together regions and over time, the globe.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
2, E Book, 2020
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction that stitched together regions and over time, the globe.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
Combined Volume, Paperback, 2020
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction that stitched together regions and over time, the globe.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
1, Paperback, 2020
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction that stitched together regions and over time, the globe.
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
2, Paperback, 2020
A cohesive, single-author world history built around the webs of interaction that stitched together regions and over time, the globe.
The Human Web: A Bird's-Eye View of World History
Paperback, 2004
Why did the first civilizations emerge when and where they did? How did Islam become a unifying force in the world of its birth? What enabled the West to project its goods and power around the...
Something New Under the Sun: An Environmental History of the Twentieth-Century World
Paperback, 2001
"One of those rare books that’s both sweeping and specific, scholarly and readable…What makes the book stand out is its wealth of historical detail." —Elizabeth Kolbert, The New Yorker