For the folks who have been adding Hourly History books followed by the previous posts (In November 2017 and all), the only new one to the list is 52. The Renaissance.
Basically the information you can find on Wikipedia. Dont stuff your kindle with garbage
Exactly. Some of the reviews sum it up -
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The book is ~50 large-type pages long and still there are typos or grammar or spelling errors on every second page. There is no logical progression to the information - ever talked to a drunk guy at a party who's telling you about a vacation he went on? It's basically like that. Disjointed highlights.
Save yourself some money and read the Wikipedia page...
It never ceases to amaze me when people bitch about free stuff. Thanks OP
Quality vs Quantity. I see what type of person you are. Just remember, this clogs up your kindness memory so it's not free. Everything comes at some cost. It may not always be monetary.
Quality vs Quantity. I see what type of person you are. Just remember, this clogs up your kindness memory so it's not free. Everything comes at some cost. It may not always be monetary.
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For the folks who have been adding Hourly History books followed by the previous posts (In November 2017 and all), the only new one to the list is 52. The Renaissance.
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Save yourself some money and read the Wikipedia page...
Quality vs Quantity. I see what type of person you are. Just remember, this clogs up your kindness memory so it's not free. Everything comes at some cost. It may not always be monetary.
That's deep