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Japanese high seas fleet.
Japanese high seas fleet.

By Richard Humble

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World War II aircraft carrier
The Expeditions of Amundsen
The explorers
The explorers

By Richard Humble

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A 16th century galleon
A 16th century galleon

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Describes the construction, manning, and use of, as well as life aboard a sixteenth-century sailing ship, known as a galleon.

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JACQUES CARTIER
JACQUES CARTIER

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Marco Polo
Marco Polo

By Richard Humble, Elizabeth Longford

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Ships
Ships

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Aircraft Carriers the Illustrated History
The Saxon kings
The Saxon kings

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