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    #60823 11/10/09 08:24 AM
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    I know we did this before. I am looking for additional resources for higher grades. Primarily Ancient History and Middle Ages this year with a focus and the rest of history for next year. Currently I am using Sonlight Core 6 in a secular manner, adding Speilvogel's Journey Across Time to beaf up SOTW. Any ideas?


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    Will and Ariel Durant's "The Story of Civilization" is a good survey resource.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_Civilization

    Volume IV covers the Middle Ages quite well. I really enjoyed reading the whole thing when I was 10-12 years old. They are very fair to all civilizations.

    The key event of the Middle Ages in Europe was the seizure of the Templar estates in 1307-1309 and the resulting economic contraction that followed that set the stage for the Great Famine of 1315-1325 where half the population died. Europe very nearly collapsed. Many parts of Europe have never recovered.




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    Awwwwwwww Austin,

    Now I am going to need another three weeks of BA (biblioholics anonymous) to resist the urge to run out and purchase this set.

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    You can get it quite cheap on Amazon by buying individual volumes - maybe $40-70 total.


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    Oh, maybe I need to stretch my two year study into four...


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