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From: John Traupman <traupman@mailhost.sju.edu>
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Roger, 
The Wimbledon Publishing Company, London, (WPC) will be republishing 
Creighton's _Primer History of Rome_, a charming book, in the next
few months. If you are interested in receiving an examination copy
when it comes out, drop me an e-mail line.

John
traupman@sju.edu (Philadelphia's Jesuit University)


On Sun, 28 Mar 1999, Roger Stone wrote: 

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

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