"In this volume, the authors aim to provide a truly global overview of the 14 century, with each region given approximately the same space. It is obviously impossible to cover every event in every country of the world in a single volume, just as you would not be able to visit every city in every country if you traveled around the world for a year."
"While this book is aimed at students and more general readers, it can serve as a useful tool for many medievalists, especially to introduce them to other parts of the medieval world, including the Americas, Australia and Oceania. The Author Ibolya Horváth is a Senior Editor at the World History Encyclopedia (WHE). This is the first book from WHE, who we work with as well and regard as a great time of historians."
A global overview of the 14th century assigns roughly equal space to each world region. Coverage spans well-known and lesser-known places, highlighting states, cultures, and social practices across continents. Examples emphasize visiting best-known and lesser-known places, trying local cuisine, talking to many different people, and observing cultural differences. Intended audiences include students, general readers, and medievalists seeking introductions to other parts of the medieval world such as the Americas, Australia, and Oceania. Editorial attribution names Ibolya Horváth as a Senior Editor at the World History Encyclopedia (WHE). Publication details include World History Publishing and ISBN 979-8-90148-349-7.
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