Paris 1919

Signed first printing of _Paris 1919: Six Months That Changed the World_ by acclaimed Canadian historian Margaret MacMillan.

Widely regarded as one of the most important works of modern historical scholarship, _Paris 1919_ examines the Paris Peace Conference following the First World War and the decisions that helped shape the twentieth century. Combining political history, biography, and international relations, MacMillan offers a compelling account of the leaders, negotiations, and consequences that emerged from the Treaty of Versailles.

This copy has been personally inscribed and signed by Margaret MacMillan on the title page.

Winner of the Samuel Johnson Prize and considered a landmark work in modern diplomatic history.

Condition

- First U.S. Edition, First Printing (Random House number line begins with 2)

- Signed and inscribed by Margaret MacMillan

- Hardcover with dust jacket

- Clean and unmarked interior

- Binding remains tight and square

- Minor age-related page toning present

- Dust jacket shows light shelf wear

- Overall very good to near fine collectible condition

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