Some have said that the only thing we learn from history, is nobody learns anything from history. Mr. H. G. Well is an exception. He offered the following statement in his book
A Short History of the World, published in 1922, about the punitive measures taken against Germany at the treaty of Versailles, and the lack of any provisions to end the root causes of the World War.
Mr. Wells's book, mentioned above, is included in the core of our history curriculum. The Following works form the core of our history materials.
Between 1919 and 1922 Yale University published a 50 volume set of American History Books, called The Chronicles of America. Each of these books was written by an expert in their respective fields. We have included 30 of these wonderful books in this work.
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Vol. 01 The Red Man's Continent
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Vol. 05 Pioneers of the Old South
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Vol. 08 The Quaker Colonies
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Vol. 10 The Conquest Of New France
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Vol. 11 The Eve of the Revolution
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Vol. 12 Washington And His Comrades In Arms
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Vol. 13 The Fathers of the Constitution
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Vol. 15 Jefferson and his Colleagues
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Vol. 16 John Marshall and the Supreme Court
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Vol. 18 The Old Southwest
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Vol. 19 The Old Northwest
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Vol. 21 Paths of Inland Commerce
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Vol. 26 The Passing of the Frontier
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Vol. 28 The Anti-Slavery Crusade
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Vol. 29 Abraham Lincoln and the Union
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Vol. 30 The Day of the Confederacy
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Vol. 31 Captains of the Civil War
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Vol. 32 Sequel of Appomattox
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Vol. 34 The American Spirit in Literature
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Vol. 36 The Old Merchant Marine
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Vol. 37 The Age of Invention
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Vol. 38 The Railroad Builders
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Vol. 39 The Age of Big Business
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Vol. 40 The Armies of Labor
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Vol. 43 The Boss and the Machine
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Vol. 44 The Cleveland Era
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Vol. 45 The Agrarian Crusade
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Vol. 46 The Path of Empire
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Vol. 49 The Canadian Dominion
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Vol. 50 The Hispanic Nations Of The New World