The War That Ended Peace war book WWI Politics History

By Margaret MacMillan A substantial, internationally acclaimed history examining the political decisions, personalities, rivalries and diplomatic failures that led Europe into the First World War. How did a prosperous and largely peaceful Europe find itself entering the catastrophe of 1914? Margaret MacMillan brings the period vividly to life, exploring: - European politics and international relations - Great Britain, Germany, France and Russia - Kaiser Wilhelm II - The Anglo-German naval arms race - Nationalism, imperial ambitions and military alliances - The decisions and personalities that led to WWI ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Margaret MacMillan is a distinguished Canadian historian, Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Toronto and former Warden of St Antony's College, Oxford. A Companion of the Order of Canada, she is also the bestselling author of Paris 1919, winner of the Samuel Johnson Prize, Governor General's Literary Award and other distinctions. THE BOOK: National Bestseller New York Times Book Review - 100 Notable Books of 2013 Penguin Canada trade paperback edition, 2014. 784 pages. Approximately 6 x 9 x 2 inches. ISBN 9780143173601. CONDITION: Used, generally presentable condition with normal cover and edge wear. There is a small bump / crimping to the page edges near the lower back corner, shown in the close-up photograph. Please see all photos for condition. An excellent substantial read for anyone interested in WWI, European history, political history, diplomacy and international relations. $6.00 Cash or e-transfer. See my other ads too - over 300 wonderful quirky items Respectful, reliable seller - easy to deal with. See my feedback. Flexible re pickup. Elmsdale Road M4J 3M3 Donlands / O'Connor East York Don Mills south exit off DVP Just south of Leaside bridge