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The timetables of history by Grun, Bernard · Booklabria

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The timetables of history

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The timetables of history

Name: The timetables of history
Author: Grun, Bernard

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First published: 1975
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Chronlogical tables describe concurrent events in world history from 4241 B.C. through 1978.

Subjects: History
Charts, diagrams
Tables
Chronology
Historical Chronology
Tableaux, graphiques

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