Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Interpretation of History
I have defined history as the sum Of the episodes that make up man's struggle for existence. In it, therefore, is included not only the combatant man, but the foes with which he has unceasingly to struggle - that is, not only his human competitors for the conditions of existence, but nature herself. The play of the world forces, whether regular, as they normally are.or convulsive, as upon occasion, are as much a part of history as the course of man's efforts to assert and maintain himself against all other powers.
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