Designing for the community (Picture panorama of world building)

Education & Teaching

Reid, Richard

Schools & Teaching

sole distributor for the U.S.A., Transatlantic Arts

Designing for Commerce (Picture Panorama of World Building)

Tregenza, Mike

Marwood, Tim

Harlequin Mills & Boon Ltd.

Places of learning (Picture panorama of world building)

[distributed by] Transatlantic Arts

Castles and palaces (Picture panorama of world building)

Transatlantic Arts, sole distributor

Picture panorama of world building

Owlet Books

Front cover has a 1" closed tear near upper spine and upper corner is chipped. Tanning on inside covers and some of the photos. Pages have mild tanning, but are otherwise clean and unmarked. Ships fast from California.

Colditz

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

St.Martin's Press

The book of buildings: Ancient, medieval, Renaissance & modern architecture of North America & Europe

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Van Nostrand-Reinhold Co.

This book provides a complete plan for setting up an Internet and intranet server using Microsoft's Internet Information Server. The bonus to ISS is that its free with Windows NT, and has a lot of added features that Webmasters want.

Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0 Sourcebook

Computers & Technology

Wolfe, David

Petrovsky, Michele

Computer Science

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

A Panorama of Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern Structures. 1,800 illustraded; 3,500 described. Written by Richard Reid. Rand McNally &amp; Company

The book of buildings: A panorama of ancient, medieval, renaissance, and modern structures

Rand-McNally

A panoramic global history of Africa in the age of imperialism Africa's long nineteenth century was a time of revolutionary ferment and cultural innovation for the continent's states, societies, and economies. Yet the period preceding what became known as "the Scramble for Africa" by European powers in the decades leading up to World War I has long been neglected in favor of a Western narrative of colonial rule. The African Revolution demonstrates that "the Scramble" and the resulting imperial order were as much the culmination of African revolutionary dynamics as they were of European expansionism. In this monumental work of history, Richard Reid paints a multifaceted portrait of a continent on the global stage. He describes how Africa witnessed the emergence of new economic and political dynamics that were underpinned by forms of violence and volatility not unlike those emanating from Europe. Reid uses a stretch of road in what is now Tanzania--one of the nineteenth century's most vibrant commercial highways--as an entry point into this revolutionary epoch, weaving a broader story around characters and events on the road. He integrates the African experience with new insights into the deeper currents in European societies before and after conquest, and he shows how the Africans themselves created opportunities for European expansion. Challenging the portrayal of Africa's transformative nineteenth century as a mere prelude to European colonialism, The African Revolution reveals how this turbulent yet hugely creative era for Africans intersected with global intrusions to shape the modern age.

The African Revolution: A History of the Long Nineteenth Century

History

Africa

Princeton University Press

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