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Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
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Finished! Long, methodical to the point of gnawing repetition, but wow! Great concepts, great thoughts. It's a book that keeps being good in spite of it's length; I actually found the epilogue fascinating (describing things like why Europe has been fragmented and China unified for the past few millenia - and how that's had a direct impact on things like why Europeans mounted sea expeditions and conquered the new world rather than China). I listened to this on long road trips, so would like to be able to see the charts he references, as well as footnotes and scholarly references. I also probably would have skimmed bits if that had been an option.
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Reading Progress
Started Reading
November 1, 2007
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Finished Reading
November 6, 2007
– Shelved
December 2, 2007
– Shelved as:
nonfiction-plain-ol
December 2, 2007
– Shelved as:
nonfiction-scholarly