How Sugar Changed the World How Care Al SUkar Al Alam - 204 Pages Freeoffer

Key Features:

• This book is engaging for its readers
  
• The book will provide interesting reading time to the young adult 
• The book provide ample information on the sugar & its effect on world

Product Description:

“How has sugar changed the world?”It's the story of Marina Bodos being brought to Guyana to replace the slave ‏, and the story of the grandfather of Mark Aronson's cousin wife who helped refine an alternative to sugar itself - ‏ this book was the beginning of a much larger story about a touching substance, a story about the movement of millions of ‏ people, about wealth gained and lost, about cruelty and joy; All because of little crystals ‏ sweeten our coffee, sprinkled over a cake. This is how drunkenness changed the world. ‏‎ this book raises two major historical questions and tries to answer them; First: What does drunkenness ‏ to slavery and the struggle for freedom? This includes the American, French, ‏, and Haitian revolutions and abolitionist movements in those countries as well as in England. The second leads ‏ the question: how slavery and drunkenness were involved in the birth of the Industrial Revolution in England; And how can ‏ one view of sugar and slavery change the way we see ideas of freedom and the invention of ‏ new ways of working and new kinds of machines? ‎In general, the academic debate benefits that the sugar story is dark and brutal. The more ‏ historians know about this dark history, the more they lose faith in the ideas of freedom - which is meant by freedom ‏ here - the freedom that the ranchers who own the slaves have expressed, and they assert that the Industrial ‏ Revolution is a product of whips and chains, not inventions and science. ‏This is the meaning that the authors of the book wanted to unveil with boldness. the revelation of the torments of slaves and the profits of ‏ masters and all lies; Even the abolition of slavery itself was, they believed, a service ‏ the interests of a new class of rich men. The book's reader will learn about the true scope of ‏ slavery, the expansion of the age of political and industrial revolutions, and the cruelty, tyranny, and injustice that they have produced. The book was written in English, French, Spanish, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, and Spanish. This is the sweet-tasting truth that was bought for paying a very bitter pain. ‏ ‎ sugar changed the world.

Specifications:

Brand - Arab Scientific Publishers,Inc,Sal

Title - How Sugar Changed the World How Care Al SUkar Al Alam

Type - Read & Learn

Number of Pages - 204

Language - Arabic

Format - Paperback

Author - Mark Aronson 

Translator - Marina Podos 

Publisher - Arab Scientific Publishers

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