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History's Greatest Mysteries
Humans have advanced in many ways. We have information at our fingertips, scientific innovations that were once unimaginable, and the abilities to solve almost any problem. Yet, there are things we may never know for sure. From the mystery of where Cleopatra was laid to rest, to Big Foot sightings, and people dancing to their deaths, this series packs in all the details in an exciting storytelling format. Readers will be entertained all while learning about history and the big questions that mankind has yet to answer.
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History's Infamous Unsolved Crimes investigates three perplexing historical cold cases including one of the biggest art heists in history, the disappearance of Walter Collins, and three… More →
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History's Spookiest Paranormal Events investigates three perplexing ghostly mysteries including experiences at Gettysburg Battlefield and other locations, as well as claims of reincarnation.… More →
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History's Secrets of the Air and Sea investigates three perplexing historical mysteries including the Mary Celeste and disappearing planes. Readers will enjoy the story-like writing style all More →
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History's Oddest Events investigates three perplexing historical mysteries including the lost colony of Roanoke, the Dancing Plague of 1518 and other odd and unknown illnesses that afflicted… More →
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History's Most Baffling Sightings investigates three perplexing historical sightings including the most-famous Bigfoot story from Northern California, nine unidentified flying objects (UFOs)… More →
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History's Ancient and Medieval Secrets investigates three perplexing historical mysteries including Cleopatra's final resting place, King Arthur's questionable existence, and the fate of the… More →
- 15 August 2025
MidAmerica Books Online Catalog Fall 2025
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