The Hague Hardcover by Mark Greenberg (Rare)

The Hague by Mark Greenberg is a rare hardcover book that offers an in-depth exploration of the Netherlands' political and cultural capital. Published in 1983 as part of the Wonders of Man series by Newsweek Books, this 172-page volume delves into the rich history, art, and architecture of The Hague, highlighting its significance as the seat of Dutch royalty and government. 

The book is richly illustrated, featuring photographs and artworks that showcase the city's landmarks, museums, and historical sites. It provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of The Hague's role in shaping Dutch identity and its contributions to global diplomacy and culture.

As a rare edition, The Hague is a valuable resource for collectors and enthusiasts of European history and architecture. It offers a unique perspective on a city that has played a pivotal role in international relations and cultural heritage.

📚 Important Note on Book Condition:
This is a pre-owned/used book. While all pages are intact and perfectly readable, the book may show signs of wear such as:

1) Minor creases or bends, 2) Slight yellowing of pages, 3) Faint markings or name written inside

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