Philip Parker
Small Island: 12 Maps That Explain The History of Britain
Small Island: 12 Maps That Explain The History of Britain
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Small Island: 12 Maps that Explain the History of Britain is a fascinating and insightful history that answers crucial questions about the country's past, present, and future.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 288 pages
Publication date: 04 May 2023
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
A captivating journey through Britain's past, Small Island: 12 Maps that Explain the History of Britain, by Philip Parker, delves into the profound questions that shape our future. With insightful analysis and fascinating storytelling, Parker explores the essence of Britain, its boundaries, and the ever-evolving nature of its identity. Whether we consider ourselves a small island or a big idea, Parker's book sheds light on the forces that have shaped our nation and offers a roadmap for its future.
Through a thoughtful exploration of our intertwined geography and history, Small Island: 12 Maps that Explain the History of Britain, by Philip Parker, reveals the profound impact of the past on Britain and offers a glimpse into our potential for shaping its future. By delving into the questions that define our nation, such as our identity, boundaries, and place in the world, Parker provides a thought-provoking and enlightening perspective on the history and destiny of Britain.
Weight: 202g
Dimension: 198 x 129 x 17 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780241368275
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