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World of Chartres
World of Chartres

By Jean Favier

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The facts of sex
The facts of sex

By John James

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Emphasizes the emotional aspects of sex and the effect that sex has on interpersonal relationships. The author believes the female will soon dominate the male and supports the theory that the femal...

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A 19th century railway station
A 19th century railway station

By Fiona MacDonald

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Text and illustrations describe the planning, construction, and activities of a nineteenth-century railway station.

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The Romans
The Romans

By Louise James

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The Vikings
The Vikings

By James John, Louise James

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An illustrated survey of the history, customs, religion, politics, and everyday life of the Vikings.

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The Egyptians
The Egyptians

By James John, Louise James

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An illustrated survey of life in Egypt during the era of the Pharaohs, discussing family life, farming, trade, hunting and fishing, religion, and warfare.

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The Greeks
The Greeks

By James John, Louise James

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Looks at some of the evidence for the ancient Greek way of life, including archaeological research and the works of philosophers and playwrights.

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A Viking sailor
A Viking sailor

By Christopher Gibb

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Describes the life of Vikings as sailors, warriors, farmers, craftsmen, and traders. Also discusses their homes, religion, customs, and family life. Includes a glossary of terms.

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An Ice Age hunter
An Ice Age hunter

By Lucilla Watson

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Describes the day-to-day life of Ice Age people and discusses their weapons, methods of hunting, homes, clothing, and physical environment. Includes a glossary of terms.

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In the Daily Life of the Ancient Romans
In the Daily Life of the Ancient Romans

By John James, Gerald Wood, Peter Hicks, Mark Bergin, Nick Hewetson, David Salariya

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Explores the religion of ancient Rome, focusing on how particular gods and goddesses were part of, and honored in, the everyday lives of the Roman people.

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