. English: These stories from the history of ancient Greece begin with myths and legends of gods and heroes and end with the conquests of Alexander the Great. The book is accessible and well organized, but it is considerably more detailed than some other introductory texts. It covers Greek history from the age of Mythology to the rise of Alexander, but because of its length we do not recommend it for 5th grade or younger. It is an excellent reference, thoroughly engaging, and a good candidate for a somewhat older student's first foray into Greek history. Not mentined. Walter Crane (1845–191

. English: These stories from the history of ancient Greece begin with myths and legends of gods and heroes and end with the conquests of Alexander the Great. The book is accessible and well organized, but it is considerably more detailed than some other introductory texts. It covers Greek history from the age of Mythology to the rise of Alexander, but because of its length we do not recommend it for 5th grade or younger. It is an excellent reference, thoroughly engaging, and a good candidate for a somewhat older student's first foray into Greek history. Not mentined. Walter Crane (1845–191 Stock Photo

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. English: These stories from the history of ancient Greece begin with myths and legends of gods and heroes and end with the conquests of Alexander the Great. The book is accessible and well organized, but it is considerably more detailed than some other introductory texts. It covers Greek history from the age of Mythology to the rise of Alexander, but because of its length we do not recommend it for 5th grade or younger. It is an excellent reference, thoroughly engaging, and a good candidate for a somewhat older student's first foray into Greek history. Not mentined. Walter Crane (1845–1915) Description British painter and illustrator Date of birth/death 15 August 1845 14 March 1915 Location of birth/death Liverpool Horsham Work location Liverpool, London Authority control : Q660917 VIAF: 74022344 ISNI: 0000 0001 2139 6487 ULAN: 500014587 LCCN: n79060706 NLA: 35031991 WorldCat 656 Yea, Verily, thou art odysseus

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