Composition Notebook Wide Ruled.: Aesthetic Abstract, African Black Women, Composition Notebook for Writing, at the Classroom or Homeschooling, Back ... For Students and Teachers 8.5 x 11, 100 Pages

Composition Notebook Wide Ruled.

Aesthetic Abstract, African Black Women, Composition Notebook for Writing, at the Classroom or Homeschooling, Back ... For Students and Teachers 8.5 x 11, 100 Pages

2003

From Antiquity to modern times, the Atlantic has been the subject of myths and legends. The Atlantic by Paul Butel offers a global history of the ocean encompassing the exploits of adventurers, Vikings, explorers such as Christopher Columbus, emigrants, fishermen, and modern traders. The book also highlights the importance of the growth of ports such as New York and Liverpool and the battles of the Atlantic in the world wars of the twentieth century. The author offers an examination of the legends of the ocean, beginning with the Phoenicians and Carthaginians navigating beyong the Pillars of Hercules, and details the exploitation and power struggles of the Atlantic through the centuries. The book surveys the important events in the Atlantic's rich history and comprehensively analyses the changing fortunes of sea-going nations, including Britain, the United States and Germany.


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