The Little Ice Age: How Climate Changed History, 1300–1850

The Little Ice Age: How Climate Changed History, 1300–1850

Imagine that grapes are grown in England, and one can sail to Greenland and even America on a simple Viking drakkar. Several centuries ago, this was a reality; however, Europe — and our country as well — became much colder.... People had to learn to survive in a new era, which went down in history as the Little Ice Age. And, it must be said, people succeeded quite well in this — and the harsh weather conditions turned out to be both a curse and a blessing: they forced the invention of new technologies, the exploration of continents, and the advancement of science. This book tells the story of the most difficult, but perhaps the most progressive period in European history.

Author: Брайан Фейган

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: Books that are talked about

Age restrictions: 12+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785042162299

Number of pages: 416

Size: 180x116x20 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 258 g

ID: 1702813

Imagine that grapes are grown in England, and one can sail to Greenland and even America on a simple Viking drakkar. Several centuries ago, this was a reality; however, Europe — and our country as well — became much colder. People had to learn to survive in a new era, which went down in history as the Little Ice Age. And, it must be said, people succeeded quite well in this — and the harsh weather conditions turned out to be both a curse and a blessing: they forced the invention of new technologies, the exploration of continents, and the advancement of science. This book tells the story of the most difficult, but perhaps the most progressive period in European history.

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