I found it stimulating in high school (compared to most social-studies stuff). But from recently sampling it in the library: I don't think it mentioned the marg

I found it stimulating in high school (compared to most social-studies stuff). But from recently sampling it in the library: I don't think it mentioned the marginal revolution at all. E.g. Alfred Marshall did get a couple pages, but only as some kind of Victorian eminence who made some technical contributions not worth explaining. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Marshall#Theoretical_contributions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Marshall#Theoretical_co... for what I wish the book had told me.)