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From: Roger Stone <rstone@seacoast.com>
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We are very luck to have introduced one semester courses in History of
Greece and History of Rome in our middle school (Grade 7).  We have been
using the Oxford series for each of these, but the history teachers are
looking for something less "civilization and culture" oriented and more
"historical".  We need suggestions.  Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Roger
 
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Roger F. Stone
Austin Preparatory School
Reading, MA 01867
rstone@seacoast.com
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