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Take a unique look at American History. Explore the history of the Presidents, their place in the world, their life before and after their time in office, and the details of their time as President, as never before with John Carl Nelson’s fascinating new book, Historical Atlas of the American Presidents 1789 to 1828.Visually stunning and packed with information, Historical Atlas of the American Presidents 1789 to 1828 is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the the Presidents and American History in general.
Visually stunning and packed with information, Historical Atlas of the American Presidents 1789 to 1828 is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the the Presidents and American History in general.
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Recorded history begins in Egypt. The Egyptians were the first to develop a country that was more than a city-state, and the first to record the names and deeds of their rulers. Explore the history of the Pharaohs, their place in the world, the extent of their domains, their campaigns and battles, and their buildings as never before with John Carl Nelson’s fascinating new book, Historical Atlas of the Egyptian Pharaohs.
Visually stunning and packed with information, Historical Atlas of the Egyptian Pharaohs is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the Pharaohs, their wars, their conquests, and their empire.
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A handful of times in the history of the world, a previously obscure people, living on the fringes of civilization, burst upon the scene and within a short time changed the course of history. One of the most spectacular of these peoples were the Mongols of the Thirteenth Century. Explore the history of the Mongols and their far-ranging conquests as never before with John Carl Nelson’s fascinating new book Historical atlas of the Great Khans.
Visually stunning and packed with information, Historical Atlas of the Great Khans is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the Mongols, their wars, their conquests, and their empire.
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Explore the History of World Population Growth as never before with John Carl Nelson’s fascinating new book Historical Atlas of the Eight Billion. Based on the recent population estimates and GIS technology, Eight Billion shows how each of the regions and countries of the world compare to each other and over different periods of time. It tells the story of how our population got to where we are today.
Maps for each of 32 time periods show:
Text for each of the 32 time periods show:
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