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Verdi : the story of the little boy who loved the hand organ
The Child's Own Book of Great Musicians was a series of short books for children about famous composers.
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Robert Schumann : the story of the boy who made pictures in music
The Child's Own Book of Great Musicians was a series of short books for children about famous composers.
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Mozart : the story of a little boy and his sister who gave concerts
The Child's Own Book of Great Musicians was a series of short books for children about famous composers.
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Chopin : the story of the boy who made beautiful melodies
The Child's Own Book of Great Musicians was a series of short books for children about famous composers.
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Beethoven : the story of a little boy who was forced to practice
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Johann Sebastian Bach : the story of the boy who sang in the streets
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The age of big business: a chronicle of the captains of industry
"The Age of Big Business" is a history of how businesses changed from small, competing businesses to large corporations that controlled major portions of or all of an industry. Since the book was written in 1919, it was fascinating to see how the various industries have changed from post-Civil-War to post-World-War-I to now. hapter One compared 1865 to 1919 in terms of technology and busine…
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The age of invention: a chronicle of mechanical conquest
For the beginnings of the enslavement of steam, that mighty giant whose work has changed the world we live in, we must return to the times of Benjamin Franklin. James Watt, the accredited father of the modern steam engine, was a contemporary of Franklin, and his engine was twenty-one years old when Franklin died. The discovery that steam could be harnessed and made to work is not, of course, cr…
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Ancient Egypt
This book's pace is not drawn out or too short but perfect. This book is great for beginner and intermediate readers.
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The anti-slavery crusade: a chronicle of the gathering storm
The Emancipation Proclamation of President Lincoln marks the beginning of the end of a long chapter in human history. Among the earliest forms of private property was the ownership of slaves. Slavery as an institution had persisted throughout the ages, always under protest, always provoking opposition, insurrection, social and civil war, and ever bearing within itself the seeds of its own …
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