The acclaimed magnum opus of one of Britain's most wide-ranging historians.
Donald Sassoon is Emeritus Professor of Comparative European History at Queen Mary, University of London. His previous books include One Hundred Years of Socialism (1996), Mona Lisa (2001) and The Culture of the Europeans (2006), all widely translated. He gives lectures at universities and conferences all over the world.
A brilliant writer with a polymathic range. With The Anxious
Triumph, he has produced a magnum opus, an accessible and genuinely
global history of the transformative but unstable capitalist
phenomenon. ... This is a book for today and tomorrow.
*Financial Times*
It is hugely erudite: everyone can learn from it.
*New Statesman*
Sassoon offers us a sprawling map, studded with fascinating
details. ... It is quirkily brilliant
*Guardian*
He is no apologist. His comprehensive account of the origins of
modern capitalism make clear the human cost of a system of
institutionalised greed
*Herald*
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