Arnold J. Toynbee Books

Will disaster ensue if it pursues its present course towards self-destruction and despoliation of the environment? While recognising that our survival is threatened by the imbalance between human immaturity and technological achievement, the message of this classic is that man-made evils have a man- made cure.

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Focusing on the Industrial and Agrarian Revolution of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, this collection of lectures explores key themes such as England's economic landscape in 1760, the mercantile system, Adam Smith's theories, and the rise of pauperism alongside the future of the working classes. It highlights the significance of these historical developments while also addressing the scarcity and value of early 20th-century literature, as it aims to make classic works accessible through modern republishing efforts.

Focusing on the Industrial Revolution, this 1884 collection features lectures by Arnold Toynbee, highlighting its significant social and economic impacts. As one of the earliest scholarly analyses of the era, it offers insights into the transformative changes of the time, reflecting Toynbee's perspectives on industrialization and its consequences for society.

Focusing on the historical significance of its content, this classical work examines the oppressive rule of the Turks, highlighting its impact on human history. Alpha Editions has republished it in a modern format, ensuring the text is clear and readable, as it has been reformatted and retyped rather than scanned. This effort aims to preserve the book's importance for both present and future generations.