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If you read some of the historical books, for example, about the West, these kinds of freaky patterns are recorded, you know, periodically.
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For travellers, one of the most relevant uses of public domain books is to find historical perspectives on the destination they're visiting.
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In contrast, both Star Wars and Star Trek franchises are now burdened with the historical baggage of hundreds of related books, cartoons, manuals, and the like, with millions of fans ready to pounce on inconsistencies and voice loud criticisms.
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Fans of the author will love and recognize all the hallmarks of Boyd's best books: a historical thriller, rife with espionage, set in the not-too-distant past, featuring an exotic and exquisitely drawn locale and a cameo from a famous historical figure, in this case Sigmund Freud.
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There have been several books published recently touting the historical contributions of Islamic scholars to the early history of science (in the Middle Ages), but fewer assessing the relationship between Muslim tradition and the challenges that modern science presents to it today.
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Books, historical events and the myths that grow up around them, places, memories and ways of doing things form a common frame of cultural reference that defines a nation.
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Few books capture so acutely the world-historical whiplash of the summer of 1914.
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Lofficier, who is co-author of the Pocket Essential guide to Tintin, spoke to CNN about his favorite historical escapades and archaeological "MacGuffins" from the classic series of comic books, beloved around the world by adults and children alike.
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And I'm curious if you have any advice or if you can recommend any books, especially historical fiction, that have been successfully written in the first person, or maybe some potential pitfalls of either voice.
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It would be quite wrong if fictional writers were to have their writings pored over in the way The Da Vinci Code has been pored over in this case by authors of pretend historical books to make an allegation of infringement of copyright.
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