Rosanne Cordell
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Daily Life of U.S. Soldiers: From the American Revolution to the Iraq War
Highly recommended for undergraduate majors and graduate students of history or military science, or general adult history buffs.
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The World of Antebellum America: A Daily Life Encyclopedia
Recommended for general adult and undergraduate readers.
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Shaping North America: From Exploration to the American Revolution
Highly recommended for undergraduate and general adult audiences.—Rosanne Cordell, formerly of Northern Illinois Univ., DeKalb
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The Himalayas: An Encyclopedia of Geography, History, and Culture
Recommended with reservations for collections serving graduate and undergraduate students in the social sciences and humanities, where other encyclopedias on the region are unavailable.
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Beauty Around the World: A Cultural Encyclopedia
Despite some shortcomings, this is an excellent background source for undergraduates and general readers seeking a sociological examination of themes related to the definition and pursuit of beauty.
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Pop Culture in North Africa and the Middle East
This work should find a home in any library serving undergraduates, possibly in both the reference and circulating collections. It may also be helpful for general adult audiences in public libraries.
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Encyclopedia of Christian Education
Recommended only for evangelical ministers and seminaries or public libraries that have demand for evangelical literature.
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Highly recommended for upper-division education students and researchers or faculty in any subject area.
The SAGE Encyclopedia of Educational Technology
Highly recommended for upper-division education students and researchers or faculty in any subject area.
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Cracking the ACT: 2015 Edition
Princeton Review has abandoned the CD-ROM format for supplementary materials, which is a decision in keeping with the development of smaller laptops and tablets used by students...
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