Books Included:
 
France: Partial Eclipse
Out of the Lion's Paw - Ireland Wins Her Freedom
War By Time-Table:  How The First World War Began
America Comes of Age: The Era of Theodore Roosevelt
Suffragettes International: The Worldwide Campaign for Women's Rights
The Anarchists: The Men Who Shocked an Era
Woodrow Wilson: The Politics of Peace and War 
 
The Library of the 20th Century is a broad multi-author series of books designed to collect and present important works, ideas, and writings associated with the 20th century. Rather than telling a single story, it functions as a curated library in book form, often bringing together essays, extracts, documents, or key texts from different writers on themes such as history, culture, politics, science, and social change.
Across its volumes, the series aims to give readers a structured overview of major developments and intellectual movements of the 1900s, highlighting how societies changed through events like world wars, technological advancement, and shifting cultural values. Because it is written by multiple authors and editors, each volume reflects different perspectives and subject areas, making the series more of an educational reference collection than a conventional narrative work.