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History News: The Roman News
Andrew Langley, Various
Paperback (Candlewick, March 10, 2009)"These entertaining, deftly organized books will make terrific light-hearted additions to curriculum units on ancient civilizations." — Publishers WeeklyStop the presses! What if ancient civilizations had daily newspapers? And they were amusing and compellingly informative? They might just look like this innovative series of historical nonfiction, presented in a unique, kid-friendly format. Life in ancient Rome is presented in the form of a daily newspaper written at the time. As accessible as your morning paper, The Roman News will give young readers the unforgettable sense of actually being a citizen of an ancient nation.Back matter includes a time line, an index, and a list of important emperors.
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History News: The Roman News: The Greatest Newspaper in Civilization
Andrew Langley, Various
Hardcover (Candlewick, Sept. 2, 1996)Presented in a newspaper-style format, an entertaining look at the world of the Romans covers the key events in ancient Rome while letters to the editor, advertisements, and articles on daily living captures another view of how the people lived during that time.
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History News: The Roman News
Andrew Langley, Various
Paperback (Candlewick, Aug. 4, 1999)At home or at school, these innovative titles make history come alive!Covering ancient Rome in the form of a daily newspaper written at the time, this innovative and acclaimed book presents historical nonfiction in a unique, kid-friendly format. Affordable and accessible as your morning newspaper, THE ROMAN NEWS gives young readers the unforgettable sense of actually being citizens of an ancient nation.
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The Roman News
ANDREW LANGLEY
Paperback (SCHOLASTIC, Aug. 16, 1997)School book readers
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The Roman News
Andrew Langley, Philip De Souza
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 1, 2000)A "special edition" of a Roman newspaper containing articles about Roman history, politics, religion, fashion, food, and daily life, spanning the years of the Roman Empire from 753 B.C. to 476 A.D.
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THE ROMAN NEWS: "Caesar Stabbed"
Philip De Langley, Andrew; Souza
Paperback (Walker Books, Aug. 16, 1998)None
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The Roman News
Andrew Langley
School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, March 10, 2009)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A ""special edition"" of a Roman newspaper containing articles about Roman history, politics, religion, fashion, food, and daily life, spanning the years of the Roman Empire from 753 B.C. to 476 A.D.
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History News: The Roman News
Andrew Langley, Various
Paperback (Candlewick, Aug. 4, 1999)At home or at school, these innovative titles make history come alive!Covering ancient Rome in the form of a daily newspaper written at the time, this innovative and acclaimed book presents historical nonfiction in a unique, kid-friendly format. Affordable and accessible as your morning newspaper, THE ROMAN NEWS gives young readers the unforgettable sense of actually being citizens of an ancient nation.
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The Roman News
Andrew Langley; Philip De Souza
Hardcover (Walker Books Ltd, Aug. 16, 1996)At home or at school, these innovative titles make history come alive!Covering ancient Rome in the form of a daily newspaper written at the time, this innovative and acclaimed book presents historical nonfiction in a unique, kid-friendly format. Affordable and accessible as your morning newspaper, THE ROMAN NEWS gives young readers the unforgettable sense of actually being citizens of an ancient nation.
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The Roman News
Andy Langley, Philip De Souza
Paperback (Gardners Books, Feb. 29, 2000)None
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Roman News
Andrew Langley, Philip De Souza
Paperback (Walker Books Ltd, Aug. 16, 2009)Rare Book
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The Roman News
Philip de Souza, Andrew Langley
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, March 1, 2009)"These entertaining, deftly organized books will make terrific light-hearted additions to cirriculum units on ancient civilizations." -- Publishers Weekly Stop the presses! What if ancient civilizations had daily newspapers? And they were amusing and compellingly informative? They might just look like this innovative series of historical nonfiction, presented in a unique, kid-friendly format.
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