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"Historical Parallels Vol. III" by Arthur Thomas Malkin is a genre-defining work that employs comparative analysis to explore the interconnectedness of historical events. Through meticulous …

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"Field and Hedgerow" is an ancient nonfiction story book written by Richard Jefferies. Born in England in 1848, Jefferies committed maximum of his time touring the geographical region, imme …

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