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The Age of Coal: A History of Europe, 1750 to the Present

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The Age of Coal: A History of Europe, 1750 to the Present - Brüggemeier, Franz-Josef, and Martin, Ruth (Translated by)
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In Europe, coal was by far the most important source of energy from the beginning of industrialisation until well after the Second World War. It was indispensable in shaping the modern world, and in altering our understanding of time and space. Used foundationally in organic chemistry, coal helped to create the multitude of colours, medicines, and man-made products which still shape our daily lives. Without coal, the First and Second World Wars would have looked very different, and in the peace conferences after both wars, ...

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The Age of Coal: A History of Europe, 1750 to the Present 2024, Oxford University Press, Oxford

ISBN-13: 9780192896933

Hardcover