The outline of history
Subtitle: being a plain history of life and mankind
By: by H.G. Wells ; written originally with the advice and editorial help of Ernest Barker ... [et al.] and illustrated by J.F. Horrabin
Edition: 3rd ed. rev. and rearranged by the author.
Series: Star book (Garden City, New York)
Publisher: Garden City Pub. Co.
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1174
Subjects: World history
Table of contents: title: The earth in space and time; title: The record of the rocks; title: Natural selection and the changes of species; title: The invasion of the dry land by life; title: The age of reptiles; title: The age of mammals; title: The ancestry of man; title: The Neanderthal men, and extinct race; title: The later postglacial paleolithic men, the first true men; title: Neolithic men in Europe; title: Early thought; title: The races of mankind; title: The languages of mankind; title: The first civilizations; title: Sea peoples and trading peoples; title: Writing; title: Gods and stars, priests and kings; title: Serfs, slaves, social classes, and free individuals; title: The Hebrew scriptures and the prophets; title: The Aryan-speaking peoples in prehistoric times; title: The Greeks and the Persians; title: Christendom and the crusades; title: The great empire of Jengis Khan and his successors; title: The renascence of western civilization; title: Princes, parliaments, and powers; title: The new democratic republics of America and France; title: The career of Napoleon Bonaparte; title: The realities and imaginations of the nineteenth century; title: The international catastrophe of 1914; title: The next stage of history.