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Add Dutch edition of La Méditerranée by Fernand Braudel
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Hi there, we appreciate your patience as we work through the tremendous backlog. I've added the book, you can find it here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...* Description (blurb): can you provide a description about the book in the language of the book (no spoilers), so in Dutch? It can be what is on the back of the book.
* Publication date (DD/MM/YYYY), as much as you can, but only the year is good too
Source: https://www.amazon.nl/MIDDELLANDSE-ZE...
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Author: Fernand Braudel
Language: Nederlands (Dutch)
Translator: Koen van Gulik
ISBN: 90 254 6995 7
Publisher: Uitgeverij Contact
Format: hardcover
Pages: 679
Description:
The Mediterranean Sea in the age of Philip II is a great work in European historiography. Fernand Braudel tries to describe the whole Mediterranean Sea in the 16th century. He wants to paint a complete picture and describes the sea from many angles and on multiple levels (speeds if you will) of history. It a hugely influential work.
The piece is huge and therefore often split up into two or three books. Different languages seem to have different splits. The second part is missing in Dutch. There is no Dutch edition at all for this part. I found part one of the series which is called: “het landschap en de mens”. There is also a third part that is also not on Goodreads.
I would love it if part two was added especially since it’s such an influential book.