To Explain It All

Focusing on seven foundational works in World History, this analysis spans from H.G. Wells' contributions in 1920 to Susan Wise Bauer's contemporary multi-volume series. It explores the evolution of historical narratives and methodologies, highlighting how these influential texts have shaped our understanding of global history. The book delves into the themes and ideas presented by these authors, providing insights into their impact on the discipline and the broader implications for historical scholarship.