3 volumes of 1925 "Peoples of All Nations" with historic and ethnographic descriptions of a colonialism that had already mostly disappeared good

good The "Peoples of All Nations" series was written in the wake of World War I amid the dissolution of the colonial world. That historical fact was missing from these books, which featured descriptions of a still-colonial world. A combination of history and ethnography, these volumes provide a fascinating view of dozens of the world's cultures and religions with European nations clearly still (and in these books enduringly) at the top of a hierarchy of cultural sophistication and political and economic power.

This listing includes "British Empire to Dahomey" (Vol. 2); "Georgia to Italy" (Vol. 4); and "Japan to Oman" (Vol. 5).