The Evolution of Man and Society

753 pp. "Darlington's history traces man's evolutions through society, from late medieval Europe, the Renaissance, and subsequent industrial and political revolutions as he traces the way societies were altered by those who more consciously grapple with their evolution. Yet, his history is dynamic, nowhere more transformative than in his discussion of the Jew in Europe and the Negro in America. Despite the enormity of his task, Darlington presents a text that is steady, incisive and admirably clear."