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I've been asked at work to give my opinion about a textbook in world history. We're constantly discussing the course syllabus and read new available books and this is a part of that process. This book is called "Worlds together, worlds apart" by Tignor, Adelman, Brown, Elman, Xinru, Pittman and Shaw and I'm reading part one. Has any of you read it and if so, what's your opinion?