The Glory That Was Rome (Sweeping Renovations are Restoring Luster to the Eternal City, Volume 36) [Paperback]

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Publication Date: 2005

Cover Story: The Glory that was Rome; others: The Dead Sea is, Yes, Dying; Andrew Jackson and the Triumph of Democracy; Native Alaskans Clash over Oil: When Animals Wear Camouflage, Building Better Banana

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Paperback
Publisher: Smithsonian Institution; Number 7 edition (2005)
ASIN: B0019ULU3G

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