Produktbild: 100 Letters That Changed the World

100 Letters That Changed the World

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

03.09.2024

Abbildungen

Over 100 colour illustrations

Verlag

Abrams & Chronicle

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

23,8/19,5/2,5 cm

Gewicht

974 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84994-868-5

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

03.09.2024

Abbildungen

Over 100 colour illustrations

Verlag

Abrams & Chronicle

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

23,8/19,5/2,5 cm

Gewicht

974 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84994-868-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: 100 Letters That Changed the World
  • The Spartans respond to a letter from Philip II of Macedon 14

    Caesar's murderers correspond to work out their next move 16

    St. Paul guides the principles of Christianity through his letters 18

    Tablets reveal details of life at the edge of the Roman Empire 20

    Pliny the Younger describes the eruption at Pompeii to Tacitus 22

    Romano-Britons plead for help from Rome as the empire falls 24

    English barons try to flex their legal muscle after Magna Carta 26

    Joan of Arc tells Henry VI she has God on her side 28

    Leonardo da Vinci sets out his skills to the Duke of Milan 30

    Henry VII writes to English nobles asking for their support 32

    Columbus explains his discoveries to the king of Spain 34

    Martin Luther tells his friend, 'Let your sins be strong' 36

    Henry VIII writes a love letter to Anne Boleyn 38

    De las Casas exposes Spain's atrocities in the New World 40

    Elizabeth I writes to Bloody Mary, begging for her life 42

    Babington's plot is revealed in coded letters to Mary, Queen of Scots 44

    Philip II of Spain insists the Armada press on and attack England 46

    Lord Monteagle gets a carefully worded warning ... 48

    Galileo explains the first sighting of the moons of Jupiter 50

    Charles II reassures Parliament that they will be in control 52

    The English nobility make Prince William of Orange an offer 54

    Ben Franklin's stolen mail reveals a political scandal 56

    Abigail Adams tells husband John to 'Remember the Ladies' 58

    George Washington employs his first spy in the Revolutionary War 60

    Jefferson advises his nephew to question the existence of God 62

    Mozart writes to his wife as he struggles to finish Requiem 64

    Maria Reynolds tells Alexander Hamilton her husband has found out 66

    Thomas Jefferson wants a French botanist to explore the northwest 68

    After murdering Marat in his bath, Charlotte Corday writes in despair 70

    On the eve of battle, Lord Nelson sends a message to his fleet 72

    Napoleon informs Alexander I that France and Russia are at war 74

    As machines replace farm labour, Captain Swing issues a threat 76

    Charles Darwin gets an offer to become the naturalist on a surveying ship 78

    The first postage stamp transforms the sending of letters 80

    Friedrich 'Fred' Engels begins a lifelong correspondence with Karl 'Moor' Marx 82

    Baudelaire writes a suicide letter to his mistress ... and lives 84

    Major Robert Anderson reports he has surrendered Fort Sumter 86

    On the eve of battle, Sullivan Ballou writes to his wife, Sarah 88

    Abraham Lincoln sends GeneralMcClellan an ultimatum 90

    Abraham Lincoln spells out his Civil War priorities to Horace Greeley 92

    William Banting wants the world to know how he lost weight 94

    General Sherman reminds the citizens of Atlanta that war is hell 96

    Vincent van Gogh writes an emotional letter to his brother, Theo 98

    A Chicago Methodist training school launches a moneymaker 100

    George Washington Williams sends a furious open letter to King Leopold II of Belgium 102

    Alexander Graham Bell writes to Helen Keller's teacher Anne Sullivan 104

    Beatrix Potter illustrates a letter to cheer up five-year-old Noel Moore 106

    Pierre Curie sends Marie a letter begging her to come back and study 108

    Oscar Wilde writes a letter to Lord Alfred Douglas from Reading Gaol 110

    Writer Émile Zola accuses the French army of an anti-Semitic conspiracy 112

    Orville and Wilbur Wright send news to their father, Bishop Milton Wright 114

    John Muir lobbies Teddy Roosevelt about incursions into Yosemite 116

    Lewis Wickes Hine reports to the National Child Labor Committee 118

    Captain Scott: 'We have been to the Pole and we shall die like gentlemen' 120

    The very final letter from the Titanic that was never sent 122

    Zimmermann offers Mexico the return of Texas, Arizona and New Mexico 124

    Lord Stamfordham suggests a new name for the British royal family 126

    Siegfried Sassoon sends an open letter to The Times 128

    Adof Hitler's first anti-Semitic writing, a letter sent to Adolf Gemlich 130

    Master spy Guy Burgess gets a reference to join the BBC 132

    Eleanor Roosevelt takes a stand against the Daughters of the American Revolution 134

    Albert Einstein and Leo Szilárd warn President Franklin D. Roosevelt 136

    Mussolini congratulates Hitler on his pact with Russia 138

    Winston Churchill pens a blunt response to his private secretary 140

    Roosevelt sends Churchill the poem that moved Abraham Lincoln 142

    Virginia Woolf writes a final letter to her husband Leonard 144

    Winston Churchill gets an urgent request from the codebreakers 146

    Telegram reports that Pearl Harbor is under attack 148

    General Nye sends General Alexander a misleading letter ... by submarine 150

    Oppenheimer gets the go-ahead to research an atomic bomb 152

    J. Edgar Hoover receives 'The Anonymous Letter' 154

    The shipwrecked JFK sends a vital message with two Solomon Islanders 156

    Marshal Tito warns Stalin to stop sending assassination squads 158

    Lillian Hellman sends a letter and a message to Senator McCarthy 160

    William Borden identifies J. Robert Oppenheimer as a Soviet spy 162

    Jackie Robinson tells Eisenhower his people are tired of waiting 164

    Wallace Stegner composes as paean to the American wilderness 166

    Nelson Mandela sends the South African prime minister an ultimatum 168

    Decca sends a rejection letter to Beatles manager Brian Epstein 170

    On the brink of war, Khrushchev sends a conciliatory letter to Kennedy 172

    Kennedy replies to Khrushchev as tensions ease 174

    Martin Luther King, Jr. sends a letter from Birmingham City Jail 176

    Profumo's resignation puts an end to British politics' biggest sex scandal 178

    Che Guevara tells Fidel Castro he wants to continue the fight 180

    James McCord writes to Judge John Sirica after the Watergate trial 182

    Ronald Wayne sells his 10 percent share in Apple for $800 184

    Bill Gates writes an open letter to computer hobbyists who are ripping off his software 186

    Michael Schumacher crosses out 'the' and becomes World Champion 188

    Boris Yeltsin admits running Russia was tougher than he expected 190

    Sharron Watkins sends a letter criticizing Enron's dubious accounting 192

    Dr. David Kelly admits he was the source for critical BBC report 194

    Bobby Henderson asks Kansas to acknowledge the Spaghetti Monster 196

    Chelsea Manning writes to Wikileaks with a data dump 198

    Astronauts lament America's lack of a space delivery system 200

    Pussy Riot singer trades philosophies with Slavoj Zizek 202

    Edward Snowden has a shocking revelation for the German press 204

    The whistleblowers appeal to future whistleblowers 206

    Letters - the next investment boom to follow art? 208

    Women in the entertainment industry demand change 210

    Greta Thunberg reads a letter to the Indian prime minister 212

    Addendum: Helen Keller writes to Alexander Graham Bell 214

    Index 221