Pages from History

The Modern Middle East and North Africa: A History in Documents

Julia Clancy-Smith and Charles Smith

9780195338270
Paperback
12 August 2013

The Renaissance and Reformation: A History in Documents

Merry Wiesner-Hanks

9780195308891
Hardcover
09 September 2011

The Renaissance and Reformation: A History in Documents

Merry Wiesner-Hanks

9780195338027
Paperback
09 September 2011

Uses primary sources to turn every reader into a historian

The Cold War: A History in Documents

Second Edition

Allan M. Winkler

9780199765980
Paperback
15 July 2011

Using primary sources to turn every reader into a historian

Colonial America: A History in Documents

Second Edition

Edward G. Gray

9780199765959
Paperback
21 March 2011

The Early American Republic: A History in Documents

Reeve Huston

9780195338249
Paperback
29 October 2010

An informative telling of the Early American Republic through documents.

Twentieth Century China: A History in Documents

Second Edition

R. Keith Schoppa

9780199732005
Paperback
22 October 2010

Chronicles this period of revolutions and uprisings with the words and images of the participants

Twentieth Century China: A History in Documents

Second Edition

R. Keith Schoppa

9780199732012
Hardcover
22 October 2010

Chronicles this period of revolutions and uprisings with the words and images of the participants

World War I: A History in Documents

Second Edition

Marilyn Shevin-Coetzee and Frans Coetzee

9780199731527
Paperback
30 July 2010

Modern Japan: A History in Documents

Second Edition

James L. Huffman

9780195392531
Paperback
30 July 2010

The documents provide a truly diverse look at Japan's past, including peasants, women, colonialists, students, artists, and the like, right along with the usual array of elites. This represents the latest approach to the teaching of history. The work blends narrative and documents together in a lively way designed for provocative, accessible use in teaching.

Revolutionary Russia: A History in Documents

Robert Weinberg and Laurie Bernstein

9780195337945
Paperback
23 April 2010

Provides a visually stimulating survey of revolutionary Russia, from the collapse of the autocracy in 1917 to the consolidation of the Stalinist system in the 1930s.

World War II: A History in Documents

James H. Madison

9780195338126
Paperback
13 November 2009

Offers a global and multifaceted perspective of World War II.

The American Revolution: A History in Documents

Steven C. Bullock

9780195132243
Hardcover
07 August 2003

A vivid illustration of the American Revolution told through a unique collection of primary sources

The Depression and New Deal: A History in Documents

Robert S. McElvaine

9780195166361
Paperback
12 June 2003

A fascinating telling of the time of the Depression through a collection of primary sources and documents.

The Gilded Age: A History in Documents

Janette Thomas Greenwood

9780195166385
Paperback
29 May 2003

Now in paperback -- perfect for courses!

The Vietnam War: A History in Documents

Marilyn B. Young, John J. Fitzgerald, and A. Tom Grunfeld

9780195166354
Paperback
17 April 2003

One of the most divisive episodes in modern American history told through primary source documents

The Bill of Rights: A History in Documents

John J. Patrick

9780195103540
Hardcover
23 January 2003

An engaging history of the rights that are fundamental to American life

Encounters in the New World: A History in Documents

Jill Lepore

9780195154917
Paperback
04 April 2002

Emotional eyewitness accounts illustrate the early clash of cultures in the Americas spanning the years from Columbus's voyage in 1492 to the publication of the autobiography of a former slave, in 1789.

The Struggle against Slavery: A History in Documents

David Waldstreicher

9780195108507
Hardcover
31 January 2002

A history of slavery in America told through documents, from slave ships to plantations to freedom

The Civil War: A History in Documents

Rachel Filene Seidman

9780195115581
Hardcover
01 February 2001

Rachel Seidman brings together an array of primary sources--the letters, diary entries, memoirs, and testimony of blacks, Native Americans, women, children, farmers, and foot soldiers--that bring the Civil War to life.