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    European History: An Enthralling Guide to the Story of Europe, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment
    European History: An Enthralling Guide to the Story of Europe, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment
    European History: An Enthralling Guide to the Story of Europe, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment
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    European History: An Enthralling Guide to the Story of Europe, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment

    Written by Billy Wellman

    Narrated by Jay Herbert

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    About this audiobook

    Three manuscripts in one audiobook:

    • History of Europe: An Enthralling Overview of Major Events and Figures in Europe’s Past
    • The Renaissance: An Enthralling Guide to a Period of Rebirth in Arts, Science and Culture
    • The Enlightenment: An Enthralling Guide to a Period of Scientific, Political, and Philosophical Discourse in European History

    History of Europe: Unveiling the Continent's Legacy

    • Discover the Foundations: From the ruins of ancient Greece to the majestic Roman Empire, explore the pivotal events and figures that have shaped Europe.
    • Warriors and Innovators: Walk in the footsteps of legends like Julius Caesar and visionaries like Leonardo da Vinci
    • Cultural Mosaic: Journey through the diverse cultural landscapes of Europe, where art, music, and literature intertwine to tell the story of humanity.

    The Renaissance: A New Dawn of Human Achievement

    • Artistic Revival: Experience the flourishing of arts, where Michelangelo and Raphael redefined beauty.
    • Scientific Breakthroughs: Witness the revolutionary discoveries of Galileo and Newton, as they challenge the heavens.
    • Birth of Humanism: Delve into the intellectual movement that emphasized the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively.

    The Enlightenment: Illuminating the Path to Modernity

    • Age of Reason: Uncover the ideals of liberty, progress, and tolerance that enlightened minds like Voltaire and Kant championed.
    • Fight for Freedom: Trace the footsteps of revolutionaries who dismantled monarchies to birth democracies.
    • Knowledge and Progress: From the scientific advancements to the advocacy of women's rights.

    Click the “add to cart” button now and unlock the door to Europe's magnificent past, vibrant present, and promising future!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBilly Wellman
    Release dateJun 18, 2024
    ISBN9798882333149
    European History: An Enthralling Guide to the Story of Europe, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment

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