A Child’s History of the World

V. M. Hillyer

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Book Description

A Child’s History of the World by V. M. Hillyer, first published in 1924, is an engaging and simplified account of world history written specifically for children. Hillyer, an educator and former headmaster, presents a wide-ranging narrative that spans from the dawn of civilization to modern times. The book covers key historical events, important figures, and major cultures in a conversational, easy-to-understand style. Hillyer’s storytelling approach makes history feel like an exciting adventure. He begins with the earliest human civilizations in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece, explaining the development of agriculture, writing, and government. The book proceeds chronologically, covering the rise and fall of empires such as Rome, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and important global events like the discovery of America, the Industrial Revolution, and world wars. The chapters are short and filled with illustrations that help bring historical periods to life, making it especially suitable for younger readers. Hillyer not only covers Western history but also touches on significant events in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, offering a broad perspective. A Child’s History of the World emphasizes the interconnectedness of civilizations and human progress, providing a charming introduction to history that encourages curiosity and learning about the past. This book is copyright free and can be downloaded without any cost.

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