WAS THE RENAISSANCE LARGELY ROOTED IN JUDAIC TRADITION? How did the Renaissance actually come about? What were the building blocks of this dramatic transformation from the Dark Ages? Lee Crane's groundbreaking book, Jews Usher in the Renaissance, presents a fresh and stunning viewpoint that traces the roots of the Renaissance to the foundations of Judaism and refutes the long-held notion that modern civilization began in Greece before spreading to Rome, Northern Europe, and the rest of the world. Crane's compelling examination, supported by colorful graphic evidence, traces the beginnings of modern civilization to ancient Israel. He connects the dots to show how the basic principals of Judaism endured throughout the Middle Dark Ages, despite the totalitarian forces of Roman Imperialism, and -- with the help of Judeo-Christian Catholics, minority Christians, and tolerant Muslims ultimately spread to Europe and beyond.
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Lee Crane has authored a number of important books including Survivor from an Unknown War, Jews Usher in The Renaissance, and edited many more, from letters and illustrations pertaining to Jane Austen to aspects of American history.
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Vendeur : Theoria Books, Andover, MA, Etats-Unis
Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. 158pp. 28 pages of color illustrations, (pp. 5-32), with occasional text spliced into illustrations, then unillustrated text begins. Glossy wraps with front cover wrap-around color illustration of seal of Castile-Leon-Spain, incorporating the Lion of Judah and the fortress of Shimon tribe and Castile; white band across top front cover for title and subtitle lettering in black, author name lettering in black printed over top of illustration at upper middle front cover; white rectangular "Review Copy" box, with red lettering, printed on the slant near middle left front cover; '22.95' printed at top right rear cover. Spine slanted (looks like artifact manufacture imperfection, similar to uneven page cuts across top edge, lower edge evenly cut, but small, minor horizontal bump to rear cover bottom edge, with superficial horizontal tiny creases); 1/8" closed very minor tear at top right rear cover; very slight dampstain on lower edge with very slight warping to lower edges (can only slightly feel), with faint tan jagged stain line 1/2" to 1 3/8" and max of 1/4" bleeding up from lower edge, all centered at lower spine: describes much worse than it is: still a solid copy: binding tight, corners sharp, no rubbing wear, no previous owner names. Clean text. N° de réf. du vendeur 001333
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