This two-volume history of Finland, published in the late nineteenth century, offers a comprehensive and detailed account of the country's origin, development, and culture from prehistoric times to the modern era. Written by two of the leading historians of their generation, V. Wallin and O.A. Forsstrolm, these volumes cover a wide range of topics, from the indigenous cultures of the Finnish people to their early contacts with the Vikings, from the turbulent times of the Crusades to the emergence of a distinctive Finnish identity in the modern age. Whether you are a scholar, a traveler, or simply a curious reader, 'Kuvallinen Suomen Historia' is an essential and fascinating guide to one of Europe's most intriguing countries.

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