AnnaKucsma~enwikibooks
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This is my page/personal table of contents. I'm using the Dewey Decimal Classifiaction because that's what I'm most familiar with.
Current Rant
editI am interested in (biographically speaking) people like Joan of Arc and Elizabeth I of England. I have yet to find a biography on either. Both have been the subject of a good deal of ink; each, for her own reasons, could reasonably (in my opinion) justify having a textbook devoted to them — even if said textbook isn't the obese paper freeweights one has to read in your average 100-level college course.
I have found a little — a scant few paragraphs — on Tudor England at [[1]]. This for an era populated by any number of residents who have inspired a great many books. On its own merit, the period has fair number of non-biographical works devoted to it: a noteworthy one is John Guy's Tudor England (ISBN 0192852132, Dewey Decimal # 942.05 G).
I have yet to do a thurough search on information pertaining to Joan of Arc, but I would be very surprised if she wasn't mentioned somewhere. She provided an inspiration for the French army (and people) at a critical point of the Hundred Year's War.
Lookup Tools
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- 000 Generalities
- 100 Philosophy & Psychology
- 150: Psychology
- 200 Religion
- 300 Social Sciences & Education
- 400 Language
- 500 Natural Sciences & Mathematics
- 600 Technology (Applied Sciences)
- 700 Art & Recreation
- 720: Architecture
- 723: Architecture from ca. 300 to 1399
- 724: Architecture from 1400
- 720: Architecture
- 800 Literature
- 900 History & Geography
- 910: Geography & Travel
- 914: Europe: London
- 940: European History: European History
- 941: British Isles
- 942: England & Wales
- 944: France & Monaco
- 970: General history of North America
- 973: United States
- 910: Geography & Travel