Description
Author Fernand Braudel
Publisher Harper and Row 1982 First Edition
Format hardcover with dustjacket
Condition like new with dustjacket protected with Brodart Archival covering
Summary
Fernand Braudel’s The Wheels of Commerce is an essential volume in his groundbreaking trilogy Civilization and Capitalism: 15th-18th Century. This second volume provides a masterful exploration of the rise of trade networks, the evolution of economic systems, and the forces that shaped the modern marketplace. Braudel’s sweeping historical analysis brings to life the merchants, marketplaces, and financial innovations that transformed the world between the 15th and 18th centuries.
For history enthusiasts, economists, and collectors of classic historical works, this book is a must-have. Its insights remain relevant today, making it an engaging read for anyone fascinated by the forces behind modern capitalism. A first edition in like-new condition, protected with Brodart, makes this copy a true collector’s gem. A perfect gift for scholars, history lovers, or anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the global economy's origins.