This book focuses on domestic policy and politics but also gives weight to external and international relations. A new fifth edition which is aimed at both A-level and undergraduate students.
David Childs Books
September 25, 1933
David Childs is an Emeritus Professor of Politics whose significant contributions to German studies have greatly advanced academic and public understanding of Germany's history and politics. His work has informed a diverse range of professionals, including academics, diplomats, business leaders, and government officials, fostering a deeper knowledge of both former East and West Germany. Childs's scholarship offers critical insights into the complexities of German political landscapes. His influence extends to shaping informed perspectives on German affairs for students and practitioners alike.
From the moment that they arrived in North America the English settlers in both Virginia and New England came into conflict with the native tribes over the acquisition of land. With little attempt at peaceful resolution the English massacred, eliminated or displaced many of them.
