Computers, visualization, and history: how new technology will transform our understanding of the past

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List of Figures Preface to the Second Edition Introduction 1. Prose and History 2. Visualization As an Alternative to Prose 3. Visual Secondary Sources 4. Virtual History 5. History Takes Shape Conclusion Appendix: Guidelines for Visual Composition in History Bibliography Index About the Author

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