A History of All Nations from the Earliest Times Being an Universal Historical Library By Distinguished Scholars in Twenty-Four Volumes, Vol.6 is part of a longer series compiled by American historian, Charles McLean Andrews. This volume discusses the "great migrations" of the world through primeval times up to the "heroic age" of Germany. The book also discusses how the migrations of nations across land and cultures resulted in many historically significant consequences that greatly altered world history and have modern impact on our lives.
The book begins the discussion on migration with a comprehensive list of source material used as evidence in the subsequent text. Then, a detailed discussion of the migrations during the primal age and how groups of differing people moved across the landscape and how their movements affected the environments and other people they encountered will leave the reader on the edge of their seat. The book continues through the ages and explores different migrations through Europe while highlighting important individuals, groups, and events including: Attila the Hun, Marcus Aurelius, the Goths, the Vandals, the Visigoths, and the Burgundians.
A History of All Nations from the Earliest Times Being an Universal Historical Library By Distinguished Scholars in Twenty-Four Volumes, Vol.6 continues the epic discussion of world history established by the first five volumes of this series. This book is a great resource for historians, scholars of history, and for individuals who are keenly interested in the migration of nations. This book offers a wonderful amount of information along with detailed notes on other resources the reader might reference for further information.
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