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The Abolition of American Slavery

James Tackach

Discusses the introduction of slaves into American society, the beginnings of the abolitionist movement, the national conflict over slavery and the resulting Civil War, emancipation of the slaves, and

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Ancient Mesopotamia

Don Nardo

This book provides a historical overview of the rise of the Assyrians and Babylonians and the culture they developed in ancient Mesopotamia, plus a glimpse of the region in later centuries.

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The Computer Revolution

John M. Dunn

This book describes the Computer Revolution, detailing the economic impact of the computer, the decentralization of society from the beginning of the Computer Revolution, and the recognition and aware

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The Civil War

James A. Corrick

This book describes the Civil War in which the Union victory was complete and the Southern states were once more a part of the United States.

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Victorian England

Clarice Swisher

This book discusses Victorian England, including Queen Victoria and her role, industrialization, rise of the middle class, political and social reforms, and scientific advancement.

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The Cold War

Britta Bjornlund

This book discusses the origins of the Cold War and its effects on Europe, Asia, and the United States.

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The Declaration of Independence

Don Nardo

This book discusses the United States Declaration of Independence, covering such aspects as the decision to separate from Great Britain, the writing of the Declaration, and the enduring legacy of this

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The History of Medicine

Lisa Yount

This book discusses the dawn of medicine, its development into a science and ultimately into specialization, and the challenges facing the current medical community.

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The Fall of Vietnam

Philip Gavin

This book examines the events and legacy of the Vietnamese Conflict, which culminated in the 1975 surrender of South Vietnam to the communist North.

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The Louisiana Purchase

James A. Corrick

This book examines the Louisiana Purchase, discussing the negotiation of the treaty with France, the formation of Louisiana, taking possession of the land, and the exploration, growth, and settlement

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