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Fifty Ships that Changed the Course of History
By Graham, Ian
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Description
From the Stone Age to the present day, no technology has had a more profound impact on mankind than watercraft. Boats and ships have been instrumental in shaping human history, enabling exploration, trade, and cultural exchange across the globe. In Fifty Ships that Changed the Course of History, Ian Graham delves into the remarkable stories behind these vessels, each one a pivotal player in significant historical events.
The Story
Spanning centuries and continents, this work chronicles the journeys of fifty ships, highlighting their roles in the settlement of new territories, the outcomes of monumental wars, and the dissemination of groundbreaking ideas. Readers will discover how these maritime marvels not only transformed economies but also influenced societies and cultures, setting the stage for the modern world. From ancient galleys to contemporary cargo ships, each entry is rich with detail, illustrating the profound connections between humanity and the sea.
Why Readers Love It
- Engaging Narrative: Graham’s storytelling ability brings history to life, making it accessible and captivating.
- Diverse Themes: The book weaves together themes of exploration, innovation, and cultural exchange, appealing to a wide range of interests.
- Visual Appeal: Complemented by illustrations and photographs, the narrative offers a vivid portrayal of maritime history.
Perfect For
This book is ideal for history enthusiasts, maritime aficionados, and anyone curious about the pivotal role of ships in shaping our world. It complements other works by Ian Graham, making it a valuable addition to any historical library.
Specifications
Format: Hardback
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Publisher: The History Press
ISBN: 9780750970440
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