Early Modern Europe, 1450-1789 (Cambridge History of Europe)
"Wiesner-Hank's approach is heavily conditioned by social history and splendidly integrates the non-European world and Europe's colonial interests. [...] Libraries will want to add this erudite volume, which is much more than a textbook, to their collections." -- Choice"Wiesner-Hanks has succeeded in writing an engaging synthesis of the  'new picture' of the early modern period at the survey level. It is  up to date and impressive in its breadth of coverage, and will be  useful for anyone with a general interest in the period, especially  those interested in gender and social history" -Dwight E.R. Ten Huisen, H-German"As an introductory survey of European history from the invention of the printing press to the French Revolution, it admirably synthesizes an immense array of disparate themes and approaches while maintaining reader attention... Throughout, Wiesner's style is engaging and intentionally accessible to the current generation of students." -Dwight E.R. Ten Huisen, H-German