The First of Everything
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The First of Everything: A History of Human Invention, Innovation and Discovery
By Stewart RossPART II: AT HOME CIVILIZATION EVOLUTION Human development is evolutionary. The skulls of Homo sapiens (left) and of his unsuccessful relative, Homo neanderthalensis Customers at the first MacDonald's, opened in 1955 in Illinois,
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The First of Everything
By Dennis SandersNO TOUCHDOWNS In March , 1949 , a Boeing B - 50 Superfortress captained by James Gallagher , with a crew of 18 , flew 22,500 miles around the globe nonstop at an average speed of 235 m.p.h. The Lucky Lady II was refueled four times in ...
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The First Of Everything
By Nury VittachiSam Jam sat in a school library and challenged the school community to ask him about the origin of anything at all — and pledged to use library resources to answer within 60 minutes.
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The First of Everything: A Compendium of Important, Eventful, and Just-plain-fun Facts about All Kinds of Firsts
By Dennis SandersThe First of Everything: A Compendium of Important, Eventful, and Just-plain-fun Facts about All Kinds of Firsts
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The First of Everything: A Celebration of Human Invention
By Stewart RossThis fascinating book takes in the full sweep of human development and ingenuity over twelve millennia; Africa, for example, gave us the first monarch, algebra and great religions emerged from the Middle East, democracy was born in Europe, ...