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  First Encyclopedia of History (Usborne First Encyclopedia (Hardcover)) (Hardback) By (author) Fiona Chandler, Illustrated by David Hancock

  

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  Short Description for First Encyclopedia of HistoryIntroduces young readers to the wonders of the past. Filled with historical information from the first people, farmers, cities and civilisations all the way to the World Wars and the modern day, this book answers such questions as 'What were the pyramids for?'; 'Who lived in the Forbidden City?'; and, 'When was the World Wide Web invented?'.
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  • Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd
  • Published: 01 May 2011
  • Format: Hardback 64 pages
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  • Categories: History | Reference | General Reference
  • ISBN 13: 9781409522430 ISBN 10: 1409522431
  • Sales rank: 69,322

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Full description for First Encyclopedia of History

• This is a fantastic new edition of this bright and lively encyclopedia, introducing young readers to the wonders of the past. Filled with historical information from the first people, farmers, cities and civilisations all the way to the World Wars and the modern day, this book answers such questions as 'What were the pyramids for?'; 'Who lived in the Forbidden City?'; and, 'When was the World Wide Web invented?'. Simple text, amazing photographs, detailed illustrations and a selection of exciting recommended websites make the subject easy to understand.