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    Aliens 4
    Genesis
    The Construction of the U.S.S Monitor
    Robert E. Lee, Patriot to the End: Making the Case That General Lee Purposely Lost the Civil War to Preserve the Union
    Go! : Students' Book 3
    Ancient Egypt
    • Ancient Egypt

      Facts and Fictions

      • 264pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
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      Focusing on ancient Egypt, this collection of primary sources addresses various intriguing topics often surrounded by misconceptions. By providing critical insights and firsthand accounts, it aims to clarify misunderstandings and enrich readers' understanding of this fascinating civilization.

      Ancient Egypt
    • Go! : Students' Book 3

      • 112pages
      • 4 heures de lecture
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      This course has an environmental and geographical theme and is designed for pre-intermediate lower secondary school learners. The syllabus is graded and provides balanced coverage of skills, and the grammar sections use a combination of inductive (Think Boxes) and deductive (Look Boxes) learning. There is also a learning workshop section, which places emphasis on vocabulary learning techniques. Finally, the A Look at Britain section gives students the opportunity to compare the UK with their own country.

      Go! : Students' Book 3
    • Focusing on General Robert E. Lee's military service, this book presents a fresh perspective that highlights his tactical genius while emphasizing his commitment to preserving the union between North and South. It argues that Lee's actions were driven by a desire for reconciliation rather than division, offering readers a nuanced understanding of his legacy in American history.

      Robert E. Lee, Patriot to the End: Making the Case That General Lee Purposely Lost the Civil War to Preserve the Union
    • The Construction of the U.S.S Monitor

      • 112pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Set in the lead-up to the American Civil War, the narrative explores the naval rivalry between the Confederate and Union forces, focusing on the innovative use of ironclad ships. Stephen Mallory, the Confederate Secretary of the Navy, challenges the United States Navy, which relies on traditional wooden ships. The Union's response with the Monitor highlights the technological advancements and strategic shifts in naval warfare during this pivotal moment in history. The story emphasizes the clash of innovation and tradition as both sides prepare for battle.

      The Construction of the U.S.S Monitor
    • Genesis

      A Portrait of Spinal Cord Injury

      • 292pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      Set against the backdrop of Indiana University's 1981 NCAA championship, the story follows a determined twenty-year-old as he races to a tennis tournament. Having been momentarily distracted by college life, he is eager to return to the sport he loves. With aspirations of attending graduate school while dreaming of a professional tennis career, the protagonist navigates the challenges of ambition and youth, highlighting the tension between academic responsibilities and athletic dreams.

      Genesis