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Books by Editorial Committee of Illustrated China: World History Series
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Britain 英国
In Europe, Britain was once an insignificant little country. In modern times, however, it rose to become a major world power. With its ever-growing wealth and strength and its powerful navy, it defeated Spain and the Netherlands in the 16th and 17th centuries, becoming the undisputed ruler of the seas. Later, it extended its colonial reach to every corner of the world, gradually building the largest "empire on which the sun never sets" in human history. Wherever the sun shone at any hour of the
579Reads9.4Score143Shelves
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Germany: A Full-Color Illustrated History 德国（全彩图本）（图说天下世界历史系列）
Germany recounts the history of the German nation. From the war songs of the Teutoburg Forest to the European giant, Francia; from Otto, the Father of the Fatherland, to the Redbeard at the height of his power, Germany was born amid hardship, and its kingdoms took shape through war. From the humiliating journey to Canossa to the helplessness of the Interregnum; from the call of the Ninety-Five Theses to the establishment of the principle that the ruler determines the religion, royal power slippe
125Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Russia: A Full-Color Illustrated Book 俄罗斯（全彩图本）
Russia's people are remarkably resilient, yet melancholic and passionate. The country has produced countless talented figures and renowned generals, making it impossible to ignore. Its vast territory spans Europe and Asia, commanding the East and the West. Its profound culture has given the world a host of masters whose renown is a source of pride. Yet behind it always lie countless worries. Russia often grows stronger after disaster, only to weaken rapidly at the height of its power. Once weake
97Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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America 美国
The Declaration of Independence contains the words, “We hold these truths to be self-evident.” For the first time in human history, it set out the following principles as a political platform: all people are born equal; they possess the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; and governments must be formed with the consent of the governed. These principles became part of America's ideology and laid the intellectual foundation for the country's development over the foll
97Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Ancient Egypt 古埃及
From the first settlers on both sides of the Nile River to the development of the world's ancient and great civilization; from the mysterious Pharaoh to the magnificent pyramids, ancient Egypt has attracted generations of descendants with its unique charm. The book "Ancient Egypt - The World of the Pharaohs" uses smooth stories and exquisite pictures to reproduce the glory of ancient times.
95Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Britain: The Glory of the Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets 英国：日不落帝国的辉煌
In Europe, Britain was once an insignificant little country. But in modern times, it rose to become one of the world's most influential powers. With its growing wealth and strength, and its formidable navy, it successively defeated Spain, the Netherlands, and France in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, becoming an unrivaled maritime hegemon. It then extended its colonial reach to every corner of the world, gradually building the largest “empire on which the sun never sets” in human histor
74Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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The Age of Discovery: Exploration and Conquest (Full Color Illustration) 大航海时代：探险与征服（全彩图本）
In "The Age of Discovery: Exploration and Conquest (Full Color Illustration)", in the 15th century, an era quietly kicked off, and the rope that pulled the curtain was controlled by Portugal. Portugal accumulated a lot of experience, sailed to sea several times, and finally opened up the Indian route. With wealth rolling in, Portugal emerged in Europe with a new attitude. Spain was not far behind. Almost at the same time, Spain made a breakthrough in navigation and exploration that was enough to
69Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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France 法国
The many distinctive features of France are a reflection of its culture. Over the past two thousand years, successive dynasties and their civilizations have left their mark on this land, eventually giving rise to modern France as we know it today. Its rise and fall, prosperity and revival have left behind countless stories.
58Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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Russia: An Illustrated History of the World 俄罗斯（图说天下·世界历史系列）
Russia is a country that cannot be ignored. Its people are extraordinarily resilient, yet melancholy and passionate, and it has produced countless outstanding talents and famous generals. Its vast territory spans Europe and Asia, commanding both East and West. Its profound culture has given rise to a host of world-renowned masters, enough to make it the envy of the world. Yet beneath the surface, Russia is always beset by troubles. It often grows stronger after disaster, only to decline swiftly
30Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Ancient Rome 古罗马
On maps of ancient Europe, at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, a powerful state stood out around the Mediterranean: ancient Rome. When people think of ancient Rome, they first think of its unparalleled military might. Over the course of five hundred years, this tiny state on the banks of the Tiber sent its invincible army east and west, gradually conquering the surrounding regions and building a vast empire. As Edgar Allan Poe wrote in his poem, “Glory belongs to Greece, greatness to
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Germany 德国
Among the many Western powers, there is such a legendary country. Its history has seen several ups and downs, its destiny has been full of twists and turns, and its national character is full of contradictions. He has not only caused serious disasters to the world, making people laugh at them, but he has also made many spiritual and material contributions to the world, which is extremely enviable. What kind of country is this? Let us follow the corridor of history, cross the three great German e
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Knight Legend 骑士传奇
In history, when the Germans crossed the Danube River, various kingdoms began to form on the land of ancient Rome. Feudal separatism and the monopoly of the church filled this period of dark war before dawn. The conquest of the "Scourge of God" had just begun. A group of Germans had already gathered on the banks of the Rhine. They brought conquest and killing, and established their respective kingdoms in the sunset of the Western Roman Empire. This began the Middle Ages in Europe for a thousand
13Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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Napoleon and Europe 拿破仑与欧洲
Napoleon and Europe: The Conquest of an Empire (Full-Color Edition) tells the story of a sweeping revolution that thrust Napoleon Bonaparte, an ordinary native of Corsica, to the forefront of his age. From then on, this unimposing, short soldier shone brilliantly on Europe's historical stage. Even as Parisian high society indulged in extravagant luxury, and his lover Josephine dazzled with unmatched beauty, this military giant, born for war, never paused for a moment. For more than twenty years,
11Reads8.6Score—Shelves