The History Of Modern Europe: From The Fall Of Constantinople, In 1453, To The War In The Crimea, In 1857; Volume 3

Traverse the centuries and continents to explore the political, social, and cultural developments of modern Europe. From the Byzantine Empire to the Crimea War, this sweeping history provides an in-depth look at the major events and figures that shaped the European landscape.

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