Atlas of World History

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ISBN: 0199746532

Atlas of World History

Oxford's Atlas of World History is the result of years of intensive work by a specialist team of scholars, editors, and cartographers. Download Atlas of World History from rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared. It presents the story of humanity in its physical setting, from the emergence of the earliest hominoids to the present day. Truly international in scope, the atlas incorporates the latest research into Asian, African, and Central and South American history, as well as the traditional core of North American and European events.

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