discovery and exploration

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The River Congo

the discovery, exploration and exploitation of the world's most dramatic river
1977
Discusses the exploration and exploitation of the Congo by European explorers and adventurers from the fifteenth century to the twentieth.

Henry Stanley and the quest for the source of the Nile

1985
A biography of the poor boy turned journalist turned explorer, who discovered the Nile's source and dreamed of bringing civilization to the heart of Africa.

Europe

2013
Although Europes area is small, it is a land filled with diversity. Europe has modern cities and open fields of wheat, as well as glittering glass skyscrapers and crumbling medieval castles. This title is an introduction to the geography, various regions, natural resources, people, and wildlife of Europe.

Antarctica

2013
Antarctica is much more than ice and snow, howling winds, and freezing temperatures. The thick ice sheets of the fifth largest continent could tell stories of the brave people who risked their lives to explore this last vast wilderness on Earth.

Daniel Boone

2012
This book, in graphic novel format, tells about Daniel Boone, who explored the frontiers of the American West.

Hern?ndo Cort?s and the fall of the Aztecs

2006
Examines the life of Spanish conquistador Hernando Cortes, discussing his youth, his leadership during the conquest of the Aztec Empires, and his later years.

Lewis and Clark

across the divide
2003
Explores the social and cultural landscapes that the Lewis and Clark expedition crossed, describing the different cultures, people, and regions they encountered in their travels.

Encyclopedia of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

2004
Contains over 360 alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about the people, places, plants, animals, tools, and ideas associated with the Lewis and Clark Expedition initiated by President Jefferson in 1801, and includes maps, and photographs.

Buffalo dance

the journey of York
2004
A series of poems in the imagined voice of York, William Clark's slave, during and after the Lewis and Clark expedition.

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