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Written In Blood (A brief history of civilisation ( with all the gory bits left in))

	Written In Blood (A Brief History Of Civilisation ( With All The Gory Bits Left In)) by Beverley Macdonald
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Are cannibals civilised?

Is the guillotine a humane form of execution?

Would you be prepared to die to defend your beliefs?

The story of human civilisation is written in blood, so how did we end up where we are today? With a mix of provocative facts, gory details and amazing stories of personal courage, Beverley MacDonald takes us on a race through history, as she asks the biggest question of all: What sort of society do you want to live in?

Contents

A first word • Getting civilised • Accidental heroes (and villains) Asking the right questions • The rise and rise of the west • A grab bag of ideas • A final word • Index ISBN - 9781865087924

Pages : 218

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Written In Blood (A Brief History Of Civilisation ( With All The Gory Bits Left In))

by Beverley Macdonald