Format: Thin Leather Number of Letter Face: 574 This book is The translation Of The English book entitled "The 100, A Ranking Of The Most Influential Persons In History", by Micheal A. Hart, published by Hart Publishing, New York. In his book, “Letter on the English” Voltaire links that while he was in England in 1726 – he heard a conversation among scholars about who the great man was – Caesar, Alexander, Tamerlane or Cromwell? One participant recommended without hesitation that Sir Isaac Newton was a great man and Voltaire acknowledged with the remarks that “He is indeed the one who guides our thoughts with the power of truth, not violence. Therefore, we should be honored and owed uncountable favors". Whether Voltaire is completely convinced that Sir Isaac Newton is the greatest figure ever existing or solely trying to make a philosophy viewpoint, an anecdote regarding inviting an interesting question among thousands of humans who have inhabited Who is the most influential of this earth in determining the course of history? This book is my answer to the issue. A hundred (100) people in trusted history are most influential. I have to make sure that this list of most influential people is not all composed of great humans. For example, there are many on my list of powerful people who are violent and unconcerned like Stalin, but there is no place on my list for Mother Cabrini, a holy and sacred figure. This book only touches which of the 100 people I have put together according to importance fairies or in other words according to the number of roles it has done for mankind. This set of 100 specialists, I put them on the listing without counting whether they were wise or cursed, regardless of whether they were famous or glorious, brilliant or ordinary. Clearly, they are the ones who have changed our lives and shape the face of the world.