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jenniferw88
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Mehso-so
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bibliothecarivs
The Vikings | Howard La Fay
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Recent acquisition:

📖 The Vikings (National Geographic) by Howard La Fay

Ladygodiva7 Love that cover!! 😍 4d
bibliothecarivs @Ladygodiva7, I don't like it but it's interesting that you and my son-in-law made a point to let me know that you do. Happy to share :) 3d
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Kristy_K
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Informative. Mostly focuses on India and China (and colonialism) but also covers a lot of time and a few other places.

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jenniferw88
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#whereareyoumonday @Cupcake12

17th century Europe!

DieAReader Beautiful map💖 2w
tpixie Great map! 🗺️ 2w
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Owls31092
Europe: A History | Norman Davies
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It‘s late, but not too late for a discussion. We just read multiple variants of defining the “West” from the “East.” Many are shaped by the times themselves and can seem abnormally outdated. In fact, the whole idea of West and East seems outdated, but we keep defining it. It‘s currently 2025. How do you define West and East? Where do you draw that line when you hear these terms? #europe #normandavies #west #east #history #worldhistory #politics

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ravenlee
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Despite #DannyBoy‘s best efforts, and the weight of the real-world insanity, I finally finished this amazing book. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to understand what is happening and how we got here, although be cautioned that Russell Vought and Co seem to be using this as a how-to guide.

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PatriciaU
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Halfway through this book about 4 ancient cities and how they were abandoned. Biggest surprise so far is the extreme perviness of Pompeii. That and the proliferation of phallic imagery in the ancient world.

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bunneeboy
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Who‘s in charge now?

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Anaava
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Working my way through The Hinges of History series. It‘s quickly becoming one of my favorite nonfiction history books.