The age of revolution, 1789-1848.

The book isn't dry at all if you think analysis is more interesting than details. Which I do.

Like so often with books, when I finish them I just want there to be MORE. Well, I'm pleased to know that I have 3 more volumes of this series and I'm excited to get started on them.

My only criticism of this book is that it assumes you're already familiar with many many details. I understand why this has to be done, but there were occasions where I didn't really understand what was being talked about since apparently that was the lecture I was asked for in junior year of HS.

Overall, I'm glad I read it and I hope to take my understanding of history to the next level with this series