A History of Russia, Central Asia and Mongolia

David Christian

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Background and General Assessment "The Blackwell History of the World" Series (HOTW), Robert I. Moore, General Editor, is designed to provide an overview of the history of various geophysical regions of the globe.The HOTW contributions are each prepared by a single authority in the field, rather than as multi-authored, edited works.These syntheses are published in both paperback and cloth, making them appealing for pedagogy and students' budgets, and as a durable edition for libraries.The current volume, third in a projected series of sixteen works, follows the publication of A History of Middle and South America by Peter Bakewell (August 1997) and A History of India by Burton Stein (May 1998).

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