Vernon James - Distant Strangers How Britain Became Modern - Paperback Classical Barcode: 9780415420655

Barcode: 9780415420655

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Vernon James - Distant Strangers How Britain Became Modern - Paperback Classical Barcode: 9780415420655Binding: Paperback Description: What does it mean to live in the modern world? How different is that world from those that preceded it and when did we become modern? This book argues that the world was made modern not by revolution industrialization or the Enlightenment. Title: Distant Strangers How Britain Became Modern Author(s): Vernon James Publisher: University Of California Press Barcode: 9780520282049 Pages: 184 Pages, 11 B W Images, 1 Table