audiobook Tragedy Hope: A History of the World in Our Time by Carroll Quigley in History

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58 of 61 people found the following review helpful. The most important book to read in your lifetimeBy Robert LIf it was mandatory for every adult above the age of 18 to read this book and take a class on it;fully understanding its contents....Then every banker; Rothchild; Rockefeller and Morgan would be hanging from lamps by their genitalsacross this country and there would be no more wars; 'terrorism' ; depreciation; inflation; and corruption3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. alert-- this ed. has NO INDEX (but index avail online)By Kirstin SteeleI am commenting on this reprint edition; which was printed without an index. I confess to not having known the printing/destroying history to this; but seems like if someone found a copy from which to republish; they would have also found the index. This is a slow load but there is an online version with index: [...]1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Informative and entertainingBy JGB_LAXGood review and analyses of recent history. Tends to be a bit on the 1960's liberal slant; but the analyses were generally valid. Some of the reviews of the late 1960's era were prone to psycho-babble; but discussions of post-war events up to about 1965 were quite good. Seemed to do a good job of giving the behind-the-scenes insights into events.