History Timeline
Publisher: ItHappened.info 2010
Number of pages: 90
Description:
Read everything that happened from ancient times to present day via easy to browse historical timelines. From the table of contents: Ancient history; Middle Ages; Early Modern history; Modern history; 20th Century history+.
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