Augustus Caesar's World
by Genevieve Foster
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appears in Ancient Rome, History, and Nonfiction.
Considered the innovator of "horizontal history," Genevieve Foster became frustrated when her two schoolaged children complained about the boring presentation of history in their school texts. This frustration led to Foster's first book, George Washington's World (1941). In her unique approach, Foster weaves a story of the world around her central...
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appears in Ancient Rome, History, and Nonfiction.
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