Echoes of Time A World History 1977 Ostrowski Kemper Illustrated Textbook
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World History / Cultural Studies / Vintage Educational Textbook
Echoes of Time: A World History by Richard Ostrowski and Jack Kemper is an extensive illustrated survey tracing human history from prehistoric societies through the modern world. The book examines major civilizations, political institutions, religions, philosophies, cultural traditions, social development, and influential historical events.
Topics include ancient Sumer and Egypt, India, China and Confucianism, classical Greece, Rome, world religions, European history, imperialism, and modern global society. Original documents, maps, photographic essays, artwork, and color illustrations provide a visually engaging view of different civilizations and historical eras.
Published in 1977 by the Webster Division of McGraw-Hill. Large hardcover containing approximately 758 pages. ISBN 0-07-047930-5. The school ownership and issue page remains unused.
The book is in good vintage condition with a secure binding and generally clean, readable interior. Covers show moderate classroom-style wear, including scratches, rubbing, bumped corners, and small surface marks. Pages and page edges have noticeable age-related toning, with scattered spotting near the endpapers and outer edges. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
SKU G-7
Echoes of Time A World History 1977 Ostrowski Kemper Illustrated Textbook
$35.00
Echoes of Time: A World History by Richard Ostrowski and Jack Kemper is an extensive illustrated survey tracing human history from prehistoric societies through the modern world. The book examines major civilizations, political institutions, religions, philosophies, cultural traditions, social development, and influential historical events.
Topics include ancient Sumer and Egypt, India, China and Confucianism, classical Greece, Rome, world religions, European history, imperialism, and modern global society. Original documents, maps, photographic essays, artwork, and color illustrations provide a visually engaging view of different civilizations and historical eras.
Published in 1977 by the Webster Division of McGraw-Hill. Large hardcover containing approximately 758 pages. ISBN 0-07-047930-5. The school ownership and issue page remains unused.
The book is in good vintage condition with a secure binding and generally clean, readable interior. Covers show moderate classroom-style wear, including scratches, rubbing, bumped corners, and small surface marks. Pages and page edges have noticeable age-related toning, with scattered spotting near the endpapers and outer edges. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
SKU G-7