THE WAR THAT

ENDED PEACE
The Road to 1914
by MARGARET MacMILLAN
Random House TR
978-0-8129-8066-0 784pp.
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MARGARET MacMILLAN is a professor
of International History at Oxford, where she
is also the Warden of St. Antonys College.
Her previous books include Dangerous
Games, Nixon and Mao, Women of the Raj,
and Paris 1919, which won the Samuel
Johnson Prize, the PEN Hessell Tiltman
Prize, and the Duff Cooper Prize.
From the bestselling and
award-winning author of Paris 1919
comes a masterpiece of narrative
nonfction, a fascinating portrait
of Europe from 1900 up to the
outbreak of World War I.
This is one of the fnest
books I have read on the
causes of World War I.
Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State
Magnifcent . . . The War
That Ended Peace will certainly
rank among the best books
of the centennial crop.
The Economist
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