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H. A. Guerber History Series
H. A. Guerber History Series
The Guerber History Series was chosen by homeschool expert and author Cathy Duffy as on of her "100 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum" in the history/social studies category.
The Guerber history series is recommended as a "child’s first introduction to history in grades 2-6."
It is a good series for reading aloud to the children. In addition, there are recommended reading suggestions keyed to the chapters. These suggested readings (often at the child's reading level) provide additional detail and exploration of topics from the narrative.
The Story of the Ancient World
The Story of the Ancient WorldBy Christine Miller, H. A. Guerber, Nothing New Press
The Story of the Ancient World is a completely new historical narrative based on H. A. Guerber's Story of the Chosen People. It builds a Biblical worldview and a rich vocabulary. Your child will discover the fascinating history of Ancient Sumeria, Egypt, Phoenicia, Israel, Assyria, Babylonia, and Persia. Story of the Ancient World has maps, timeline, recommended reading, bibliography, and an index. With illustrations and 128 chapters, Story of the Ancient World has 279 pages with a softcover. |
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The Story of the Greeks
By H. A. Guerber, Edited by Christine Miller, Nothing New Press
The Story of the Greeks is a reprint of the 1896 narrative history with illustrations. It has maps, a timeline, recommended reading, a bibliography, and an index.
In this revised and expanded edition, the first five chapters were completely rewritten and additional chapters and material added. There are 123 chapters with 228 pages in The Story of the Greeks, Revised and Expanded, Fourth Edition. Information about Alexander the Great was expanded because of its importance in Biblical prophecy. More maps and illustrations have been added. The Recommended Reading list was expanded and keyed to the renumbered and new chapters.
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The Story of the Romans
The Story of the RomansBy H. A. Guerber, Nothing New Press A reprint of the 1896 narrative history, The Story of the Romans is illustrated and has maps, a timeline, recommended reading, a bibliography, and an index. There are 202 pages divided into 102 chapters. |
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The Story of the Middle AgesBy Christine Miller, H. A. Guerber, C. M. Yonge, Nothing New Press
The Story of the Middle Ages is a new narrative history based on the Guerber original. With illustrations, The Story of the Middle Ages has maps, a timeline, recommended reading, a bibliography, and an index. There are 354 pages divided into 148 chapters. |
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The Story of the Renaissance and Reformation
The Story of the Renaissance and ReformationBy Christine Miller, H. A. Guerber, C. M. Yonge, Nothing New Press
A new narrative history based on Guerber's original, The Story of the Renaissance and Reformation is illustrated and has maps, a timeline, recommended reading, a bibliography, and an index. There are 298 pages divided into 99 chapters. |
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The Story of the Thirteen Colonies
The Story of the Thirteen ColoniesBy H. A. Guerber, Nothing New Press
The Story of the Thirteen Colonies is a reprint of the 1898 narrative history by H. A. Guerber. It is illustrated and has maps, a timeline, recommended reading, a bibliography, and an index. The Story of the Thirteen Colonies has 242 pages divided into 84 chapters and a softcover. |
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The Story of the Great Republic
The Story of the Great RepublicBy H. A. Guerber, Nothing New Press
A reprint of the 1899 narrative history, The Story of the Great Republic is illustrated and has maps, a timeline, recommended reading, a bibliography, and an index. There are 252 pages divided into 77 chapters with a softcover. |
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All Through the Ages History Through Literature Guide
By Christine Miller, Nothing New Press
Use All Through the Ages to find great books for your history studies if you use a literature approach, a unit study approach. If you are using a traditional curriculum, use the guide to find supplementary reading for your children.
All Through the Ages is a "compilation of over 5,600 of the best living books and great literature, arranged by chronological era, geographical region, and reading level, from many respected resources."
It's a Lamp Post Homeschool Store Favorite! An excellent multi-level guide. |
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Annals of the World
Annals of the WorldBy James Ussher, Reprinted by Master Books Annals of the World is a related resource book for studying ancient history. Find Out:
- Why was Julius Caesar kidnapped in 75 B.C.?
- Why did Alexander the Great burn his ships in 326 B.C.?
- What really happened when the sun “went backward” as a sign to Hezekiah?
- What does secular history say about the darkness at the Crucifixion?
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Annals of the WorldBy James Ussher, Reprinted by Master Books If you want this for your library, you might prefer the hardcover edition. |
Hardcover with Case 9780890513606 |
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