SALT:A World History Mark Kurlansky dealSalt: A World History tells how a common mineral has played a huge role in human history. Kurlansky shows that salt was once a vital commodityused for food preservation, trade, taxes, and politicsand shaped societies, economies, and empires. The book traces salts story from ancient China and Egypt through Europe, Africa, and the Americas, showing how control of salt influenced roads, revolutions (like Gandhis Salt March in India), wars, and the rise
This set includes all 3 paperback books:
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