The Outline of History

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The Outline of History is a sweeping early-20th-century universal history book by H. G. Wells that attempts to narrate the story of humanity from prehistoric times to the modern era.


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instanceOf book
history book
non-fiction book
author H. G. Wells GENERATED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizedFor Eurocentric perspective GENERATED
factual inaccuracies in early editions GENERATED
firstPublicationDate 1919 GENERATED
followedBy A Short History of the World GENERATED
genre universal history GENERATED
world history GENERATED
hasEdition illustrated edition GENERATED
revised edition 1921 GENERATED
hasIllustrationsBy J. F. Horrabin GENERATED
hasLibraryOfCongressClassification D21 .W45 GENERATED
hasOCLCNumber 1850585 GENERATED
hasPart Book I: The Making of Our World GENERATED
Book II: The Making of Man GENERATED
Book III: The Last Hundred Thousand Years GENERATED
Book IV: The Old World GENERATED
Book V: The New World GENERATED
Book VI: The Modern State GENERATED
Book VII: The Next Stage of History GENERATED
hasTheme global perspective on history GENERATED
progress of civilization GENERATED
scientific humanism GENERATED
influenced A Short History of the World GENERATED
The Story of Mankind GENERATED
influencedBy contemporary science of early 20th century GENERATED
language English GENERATED
mediaType print GENERATED
notableFor attempting a comprehensive history of the world GENERATED
popularizing universal history for a mass audience GENERATED
numberOfVolumes 2 GENERATED
originalPublicationFormat serial GENERATED
originalPublisher George Newnes GENERATED
publicationDate 1920 GENERATED
publisher Cassell & Company GENERATED
subject ancient history GENERATED
evolution of human society GENERATED
evolution of life GENERATED
history of humanity GENERATED
medieval history GENERATED
modern history GENERATED
prehistory GENERATED
subtitle Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind GENERATED
timeSpanCovered prehistoric times to early 20th century GENERATED

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Herbert George Wells
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