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The Age of Empire
- 1875-1914
- Narrated by: Hugh Kermode
- Length: 16 hrs and 2 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The splendid finale to Eric Hobsbawm's study of the 19th century, The Age of Empire covers the area of Western Imperialism and examines the forces that swept the world to the outbreak of World War One - and shaped modern society.
©1987 Eric Hobsbawm (P)1987 Hachette Audio UK
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- Red Skippy
- 23-05-2024
WW1 was baked into capitalist expansion
excellent history of the arts, sciences and class struggle leading to the capitalist created devastation of WW1
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