If you are interested in using primary and secondary sources…
Documents
in World History, 2/e
Stearns/Gosch/Grieshaber
A brief two-volume collection of primary sources on a variety of civilizations,
periods, and topics in world history that enhances teaching effectiveness
and student learning.
(Available July 2002) Volume I: 0-321-10053-0; Volume II: 0-321-10054-9
Schwartz/Wimmer/Wolff
Provides a selection of concise, easy-to-read primary source documents and secondary readings. Emphasizes social and cultural history and the everyday concerns of life in a wide range of societies and a variety of cultures, including Latin America, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
Volume I: 0-673-99380-9; Volume II: 0-673-99381-7
Contains thirteen primary sources, including Gulliver's Travels, Arabian Nights, and The Song of Roland, in their entirety, offering students a free library of resources. Free when bundled
ISBN 0-321-10845-0
Visit this new site at http://www.longmanworldhistory.com
This innovative on-line resource contains primary sources, case studies, maps, visual and weblinks, providing students with an engaging and informative experience for their world history survey course. Available at a discount when value-packed with World History in Brief, Fourth Edition.
Longman
World History-Primary Sources and Case Studies
George F. Jewsbury
Presents the best of the thought-provoking primary sources and case studies
found in the new Longmanworldhistory.com website. This collection encourages
students to analyze the themes, issues, and complexities of world history
in a meaningful, exciting, and informative way.
Volulme I: ISBN 0-321-09847-1 Volulme II: ISBN 0-321-09848-X
