Age Range: 16 and up, Grade Level: 10 and up. In recent years, more and more books have been published on science in general and Physics in particular. Yet I notice a curious gap. Each book focuses on only one or two of the following aspects of physics: history, biography, theory, methods, applications and social significance. I am not aware of any that gives the reader a rounded picture, dealing with all of these in one book, in an integrated, comprehensive way. This book intends to fill that gap, covering the three most exciting areas of Classical Physics: Mechanics, Electrodynamics and Thermodynamics -- with a “Glimpse of the Future” chapter describing Einstein's Special Relativity Theory. I deal with these subjects in an entertaining way, using both amusing anecdotes and serious, focused descriptions of major concepts, experiments, discoveries and theories. The lives and significance of the principal scientists are summarized, non-mathematical explanations of basic concepts and fundamental laws are provided and consequences and applications pointed out. For advanced readers, the Appendix (called Math-Lovers' Paradise) points the way for further study, using advanced high-school mathematics. Many of the results presented in the main body of the book are mathematically proven and some typical examples are calculated. I also analyze the methods and the thought-processes applied by geniuses and highlight, with many examples, how the same methods could (and should) be used in our social and political lives to solve millennia-old problems of the 'human condition'. Laymen, high-school and college students could benefit from a book that gives them a birds-eye view of all aspects of the science of Physics in a precise, fundamental and integrated way. I sure missed this kind of book myself, both as a student and as a teacher, all my life.