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General History for Colleges and High Schools

By P. V. N. Myers
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The work presents a chronological survey of world history from early civilizations through the modern era, treating Eastern societies, classical Greece and Rome, medieval Europe, the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the political revolutions that shaped modern nation-states. It combines narrative political history with examinations of religion, law, art, literature, philosophy, and social life, and discusses migrations, state formation, and cultural exchange. Material is arranged in thematic and period sections to trace long-term developments and pivotal episodes, and the text is supported by geographic charts and illustrations to clarify territorial shifts and connections between regions.

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P. V. N. Myers

P. V. N. Myers was an educator and historian known for his contributions to the field of history education. His notable works include "General History for Colleges and High Schools," which aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of historical events and themes suitable for academic settings. Additionally, he authored "History as Past Ethics; An Introduction to the History of Morals," exploring the intersection of history and moral philosophy. Myers' writings reflect a commitment to making history accessible and relevant to students, emphasizing the importance of understanding the past in shaping ethical perspectives.

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