Written by E. Harris Harbison, "The Age of Reformation" brings us back to the important events that occurred more than five centuries ago. The events he focused mainly on chronicle the life of the people in Europe as well as other countries -- writing about hardships faced and mistakes made. To better gain insight on the topic, Harbison breaks the book down into three vital parts. They are: The European World about 1500, The Religious Upheaval, …
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…the details, sometimes even to the very last drop. This is what separates Harbison's book from many. It is giving details to the extent that the reader feels like he is almost there; almost as if he jumped back in time to actually have a first-hand account to the events that makes it appealing. Details are what make a good book. Putting them in the right places is what makes it an even better one.