An illustred history of the U.S.A.- Bryn O'Callaghan (Longman)

A fascinating history of the USA from the time of the Amerindians to the culturally diverse but united country of today. CONTENTS A  NEW  WORLD 1  The, first Americans 2  Explorers from  Europe 3  Virginian beginnings 4  Puritan New England 5  Colonial life in America 6  The roots of revolution 7  Fighting for independence A  NEW  NATION 8   Forming the, new nation 9   Years of growth 10 West to the Pacific 11  North and South 12  The civil War 13  Reconsrruction YEARS OF GROWTH 14 Miners, railroads and cattlemen  15 Farming; the Great Plains  16 The Amerindians' last stand  17 Inventors and industries 18 The Golden Door  19...
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English for Writing Research Papers

Who is this book for? This book is aimed at researchers in any discipline who wish to write a research paper in English. If your first language is not English, you should find this book particularly useful. Who else will benefit from reading this book? Proofreaders,  those  who  work  for  editing  services,  referees,  journal  editors  and EFL, ESL and EAP trainers should also find this book useful. I hope to be able to show you the reasons why the English of non-native speakers often does not com- ply with the standards of international journals. Knowing these reasons should then help you to give advice to authors on how to improve their manuscripts, and stu- dents on how to improve...
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Ap English Literature & Composition For Dummies prepares you for — you guessed it —the AP Literature and Composition Exam (not to be confused with the AP EnglishLanguage and Composition exam, which covers all-purpose, general writing on currentevents, personal experience, and culture). This exam is a product of the College Board,a not-for-profit outfit based in Princeton, New Jersey. The College Board is the group of edu-cators and educational institutions that administers the SAT, the PSAT/NMSQT, and otherlaugh-a-minute hurdles that you face before entering college. “AP” stands for “advancedplacement,” which means that anyone passing the exam has demonstrated college-levelachievement before actually entering an ivy-covered building. In...
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   Perhaps the best way to start appreciating early English literature is to not think of it as literature at all. The earliest stories in the English language were not written for academic study but as an extension of the oral tradition of relating grand and fanciful tales for entertainment.    These stories, then, were the blockbuster summer movies of their day--tales of adventure and romance, with brave knights, beautiful women, horrible monsters, and mysterious spirits.Over  the  centuries  these  stories  became  a  part  of English literature, and along the way, the gripping manner in which they were told made the leap from word of mouth to...
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Focus on Advanced English CAE Grammar Practice (Longman)

The Grammar Practice Book includes study tips to help with common grammatical problems Exam style exercises and progress tests keep students focussed on the demands of the CAE exam -->!---->...
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