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![]() rom the Creation of the world through the fall of the Persian empire at the hands of Alexander the Great in 331 BC, The Story of the Ancient World retells as an engaging narrative the history of mankind’s beginning, the rise of the nations, and the story of the great ancient civilizations of the Sumerians, the Hebrews, the Egyptians, the Phoenicians, the Assyrians, the Babylonians, and the Persians. Old Testament history is taken as authoritative, and the history of the other great ancient civilizations is also told, woven in and out of the Old Testament story at the proper places in the narrative.
As with the other Guerber histories republished by Nothing New Press, The Story of the Ancient World is illustrated throughout with famous paintings of its historical subjects, and photographs of the places it describes. Not only are maps present in the beginning of the book, but throughout the text as well, which greatly aids in making the narrative more clear. And as with the other Guerber histories, the pronunciation of personal and place names are carefully marked in the text upon their first occurance. A complete timeline of the events and persons mentioned in the text, a comprehensive Recommended Reading list keyed to the chapters, and a thorough bibliography and index rounds out the book. Questions? Visit the Ancient World FAQ page, then please do not hesitate to email us. eBook edition of Story of the Ancient World is now available!The Story of the Ancient World is now available as a Adobe pdf eBook file (requires the free Abode Reader). eBooks are cheaper than their print counterparts, there is no shipping charge for an eBook, and access to the book is nearly instantaneous. Order the eBook today!
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Nothing New Press: The Story of the Ancient World by Christine Miller and H. A. Guerber
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