An Epoch in History By: P. H. (Peter Harden) Eley (1876-)
An Epoch in History by P. H. (Peter Harden) Eley is a thought-provoking and meticulously researched work that explores a significant period in history. The author takes readers on a captivating journey through various events, shedding light on their impact and their historical context. Eley's writing style is engaging and accessible, making it suitable for both history enthusiasts and casual readers interested in discovering more about this particular era. One notable aspect of the book is the author's ability to weave together multiple narratives seamlessly. Eley skillfully presents different perspectives, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical events under scrutiny. The thoroughness of his research is evident, as he incorporates a wide range of primary and secondary sources, providing a robust foundation for his arguments and analyses. Moreover, An Epoch in History not only provides an account of significant events but also delves into the motivations, ideologies, and societal factors that shaped the era. Eley's exploration of these underlying forces adds depth and richness to the narrative, enabling readers to grasp the intricacies of the time period. By painting a holistic picture, the author encourages readers to think critically and consider the interconnectedness of historical events. Another commendable aspect of this book is Eley's ability to address complex themes with clarity and conciseness. History can often be intimidating due to its vastness, but Eley manages to distill complex ideas into easily digestible explanations. This makes the book accessible to a wide audience, including those with limited prior knowledge of the subject matter. If there is one slight drawback to An Epoch in History, it is the occasional tendency of the author to delve into tangents or minutiae that may distract some readers from the main narrative. However, this is a minor criticism in comparison to the overall quality and depth of the book. In conclusion, An Epoch in History is a standout work that provides a comprehensive and compelling exploration of a significant period. P. H. Eley's meticulous research, engaging writing style, and nuanced approach make this book a valuable addition to any history lover's collection. It is an enlightening read that sheds new light on historical events and invites readers to reflect on their broader implications. First Page: AN EPOCH IN HISTORY by P. H. ELEY [Illustration: (signed) Very Truly, P. H. Eley.] TO MY MOTHER, whose tender love and devotion for me are ever unchanged, I dedicate this book. Copyright, 1904, by P. H. Eley. CONTENTS. 1. AN EPOCH IN HISTORY. 2. MANILA. 3. A DRAMA IN ACTUAL LIFE. 4. WHAT THE TEACHERS DID. 5. A "BAILE." 6. A SKETCH OF LIFE IN THE PHILIPPINES. 7. THE FILIPINO AT HOME. 8. A VISIT TO A LEPER COLONY. 9. A "HIKE." PREFACE. It was the good fortune of the author to take part in a movement without precedent in the history of the world, and the incidents concurrent with, together with those subsequent to that movement, have furnished the material for this book. It has been the object of the writer to weave into the story of his actual experiences an account of those things which are as yet an unexplored field in the realm of letters. The work is submitted to the reader in the hope that it will prove to be pregnant with interest to those who are in sympathy with great movements and to those who listen with delight to stories of personal experiences in distant lands and among strange peoples. THE AUTHOR. The Virginia Polytechnic Institute, April, 1904... Continue reading book >>

An Epoch in History By: P. H. (Peter Harden) Eley (1876-)

An Epoch in History by P. H. (Peter Harden) Eley is a thought-provoking and meticulously researched work that explores a significant period in history. The author takes readers on a captivating journey through various events, shedding light on their impact and their historical context. Eley's writing style is engaging and accessible, making it suitable for both history enthusiasts and casual readers interested in discovering more about this particular era.

One notable aspect of the book is the author's ability to weave together multiple narratives seamlessly. Eley skillfully presents different perspectives, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical events under scrutiny. The thoroughness of his research is evident, as he incorporates a wide range of primary and secondary sources, providing a robust foundation for his arguments and analyses.

Moreover, An Epoch in History not only provides an account of significant events but also delves into the motivations, ideologies, and societal factors that shaped the era. Eley's exploration of these underlying forces adds depth and richness to the narrative, enabling readers to grasp the intricacies of the time period. By painting a holistic picture, the author encourages readers to think critically and consider the interconnectedness of historical events.

Another commendable aspect of this book is Eley's ability to address complex themes with clarity and conciseness. History can often be intimidating due to its vastness, but Eley manages to distill complex ideas into easily digestible explanations. This makes the book accessible to a wide audience, including those with limited prior knowledge of the subject matter.

If there is one slight drawback to An Epoch in History, it is the occasional tendency of the author to delve into tangents or minutiae that may distract some readers from the main narrative. However, this is a minor criticism in comparison to the overall quality and depth of the book.

In conclusion, An Epoch in History is a standout work that provides a comprehensive and compelling exploration of a significant period. P. H. Eley's meticulous research, engaging writing style, and nuanced approach make this book a valuable addition to any history lover's collection. It is an enlightening read that sheds new light on historical events and invites readers to reflect on their broader implications.

First Page:

AN EPOCH IN HISTORY

P. H. ELEY

[Illustration: (signed) Very Truly, P. H. Eley.]

TO MY MOTHER, whose tender love and devotion for me are ever unchanged, I dedicate this book.

CONTENTS.

1. AN EPOCH IN HISTORY.

2. MANILA.

3. A DRAMA IN ACTUAL LIFE.

4. WHAT THE TEACHERS DID.

5. A "BAILE."

6. A SKETCH OF LIFE IN THE PHILIPPINES.

7. THE FILIPINO AT HOME.

8. A VISIT TO A LEPER COLONY.

9. A "HIKE."

PREFACE.

It was the good fortune of the author to take part in a movement without precedent in the history of the world, and the incidents concurrent with, together with those subsequent to that movement, have furnished the material for this book. It has been the object of the writer to weave into the story of his actual experiences an account of those things which are as yet an unexplored field in the realm of letters. The work is submitted to the reader in the hope that it will prove to be pregnant with interest to those who are in sympathy with great movements and to those who listen with delight to stories of personal experiences in distant lands and among strange peoples.

THE AUTHOR.

The Virginia Polytechnic Institute, April, 1904... Continue reading book >>

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