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Les Canadiens
Les Canadiens

By Andy O Brien

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Aborigines of the Australian Outback
Aborigines of the Australian Outback

By Robin S. Doak

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Describes the history through to the present day of the indigenous people of Australia.

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United States history
United States history

By William Deverell

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Deaf heritage in Canada: A distinctive, diverse, and enduring culture
History for young Scots
History for young Scots

By A. D. Cameron

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The American South Comes of Age
Up down or open moving machines
Up down or open moving machines

By Michele Spirn

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Discusses how simple machines work using drawbridges, escalators, and retractable roofs as examples.

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Cabrioles
Cabrioles

By Nicole Forget

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Essays on the Age of Enterprise: 1870-1900
Une voix venue de loin
Une voix venue de loin

By Collins Robert

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