Atrocitology
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Atrocitology

Humanity's 100 Deadliest Achievements

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  2. English
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eBook - ePub

Atrocitology

Humanity's 100 Deadliest Achievements

About this book

In this wholly original and remarkably ambitious work, 'Atrocitologist' Matthew White considers man's inhumanity to man across several thousand years of history. From the First Punic War and the collapse of Mayan rule to the reign of Peter the Great and the cataclysmic events of the Second World War, White's epic book spans centuries and civilisations as it measures the hundred most violent events in human history. If we study history in order to avoid the mistakes of the past, then there can be no more important place to start.

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Information

Year
2011
Print ISBN
9780857861221
eBook ISBN
9780857861252
Topic
History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. List of Maps
  7. Foreword by Steven Pinker
  8. Introduction
  9. Second Persian War
  10. Alexander the Great
  11. Age of Warring States
  12. First Punic War
  13. Qin Shi Huang Di
  14. Second Punic War
  15. Gladiatorial Games
  16. Roman Slave Wars
  17. War of the Allies
  18. Third Mithridatic War
  19. Gallic War
  20. Ancient Innumeracy
  21. Xin Dynasty
  22. Roman-Jewish Wars
  23. The Three Kingdoms of China
  24. Fall of the Western Roman Empire
  25. Justinian
  26. Goguryeo-Sui Wars
  27. Mideast Slave Trade
  28. An Lushan Rebellion
  29. Mayan Collapse
  30. The Crusades
  31. Religious Killing
  32. Fang La Rebellion
  33. Genghis Khan
  34. Albigensian Crusade
  35. Hulagu’s Invasion
  36. Hundred Years War
  37. Fall of the Yuan Dynasty
  38. Bahmani-Vijayanagara War
  39. Timur
  40. Chinese Conquest of Vietnam
  41. Aztec Human Sacrifice
  42. Atlantic Slave Trade
  43. Conquest of the Americas
  44. Genocide
  45. Burma-Siam Wars
  46. French Wars of Religion
  47. Russo-Tatar War
  48. The Time of Troubles
  49. Thirty Years War
  50. Collapse of the Ming Dynasty
  51. Cromwell’s Invasion of Ireland
  52. Aurangzeb
  53. Great Turkish War
  54. Peter the Great
  55. Great Northern War
  56. War of the Spanish Succession
  57. War of the Austrian Succession
  58. Sino-Dzungar War
  59. Seven Years War
  60. Napoleonic Wars
  61. World Conquerors
  62. Haitian Slave Revolt
  63. Mexican War of Independence
  64. Shaka
  65. French Conquest of Algeria
  66. Taiping Rebellion
  67. Crimean War
  68. Panthay Rebellion
  69. American Civil War
  70. Hui Rebellion
  71. War of the Triple Alliance
  72. Franco-Prussian War
  73. Famines in British India
  74. Russo-Turkish War
  75. Mahdi Revolt
  76. Congo Free State
  77. Cuban Revolution
  78. The Western Way of War
  79. Mexican Revolution
  80. First World War
  81. Russian Civil War
  82. Greco-Turkish War
  83. Chinese Civil War
  84. Joseph Stalin
  85. Crazed Tyrants
  86. Italo-Ethiopian War
  87. Spanish Civil War
  88. Second World War
  89. Expulsion of Germans from Eastern Europe
  90. French Indochina War
  91. Partition of India
  92. Mao Zedong
  93. Korean War
  94. North Korea
  95. The Black Chapter of Communism
  96. Algerian War of Independence
  97. War in the Sudan
  98. Vietnam War
  99. The Cold War
  100. Indonesian Purge
  101. Biafran War
  102. Bengali Genocide
  103. Idi Amin
  104. Mengistu Haile
  105. Postwar Vietnam
  106. Democratic Kampuchea
  107. Mozambican Civil War
  108. Angolan Civil War
  109. Ugandan Bush War
  110. Post-Colonial Africa
  111. Soviet-Afghan War
  112. Saddam Hussein
  113. Iran-Iraq War
  114. Sanctions against Iraq
  115. Somalian Chaos
  116. Rwandan Genocide
  117. Second Congo War
  118. Ranking: The One Hundred Deadliest Multicides
  119. What I Found: Analysis
  120. What I Found: Raw Numbers
  121. Appendix 1: Disputing the Top One Hundred
  122. Appendix 2: The Hemoclysm
  123. Acknowledgments
  124. Notes
  125. Selected Bibliography
  126. Index