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Early river travel
Early river travel

By Tim McNeese

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Discusses the development and uses of different means of transportation along the great network of rivers in early America.

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Western wagon trains
Western wagon trains

By Tim McNeese

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Describes the western migration along the Oregon and California Trails during the nineteenth century.

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Clippers and whaling ships
Clippers and whaling ships

By Tim McNeese

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Surveys the history of clippers and whaling ships and examines their significance in America's growth as a nation.

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World War I and the roaring twenties, 1914-1928
H Norman Schwartzkopf Great Millitary Leaders 20th Century
John J Pershing Great Millitary Leaders 20th Century
Stalingrad Sieges That Changed the World
America's Civil War
America's Civil War

By Tim McNeese

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New Amsterdam
New Amsterdam

By Tim McNeese

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Describes the Dutch colonization of what would become New York.

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Marco Polo and the realm of Kublai Khan

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