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The least expensive way to purchase this book is to buy directly from IngramSpark:
Hardback with dust cover - $22.95
Hardback with no dust cover - $20.95
Paperback - $17.95
You can also buy this single-volume American history from
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... or Barnes and Noble
...
or as an eBook available at Kobo.com
...
or as an Audiobook from audible.com
The least expensive way to purchase this book is to buy directly from IngramSpark:
Volume 1 - Hardback with dust cover - $21.95
Volume 1 - Hardback with no dust cover - $19.95
Volume 1 - Paperback - $16.95
Volume 2- Hardback with dust cover - $21.95
Volume 2 - Hardback with no dust cover - $19.95
Volume 2 - Paperback - $16.95
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Miles Huntley Hodges is a combination Georgetown “political realist” (M.A., Ph.D.) and a Princeton Seminary Evangelical (M.Div.) long-interested in America’s role in the world, once serving as a secular professor of international studies (while also a corporate political risk consultant and risk analysis teacher) ... and then by the grace of God a born-again Presbyterian pastor, an individual involved heavily in street and prison ministry as well as several typical congregational ministries. He "retired" into teaching American and international high school students the subject of social dynamics (the rise and fall of societies) using American and other cultures' histories as a "laboratory" – to bring the broad focus of God and society to the understanding of young minds.
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