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| 101.Jonas Salk: Microbiologist (Ferguson Career Biographies) by: Ronald A. Reis November 30, 2005 |
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| Though Jonas Salk is the stuff of legends, Ronald Reis has managed to ferret out historical bits the reader is not likely to have heard. His careful research provides both personal insights and a chance at understanding the polio epidemic that swept the world in the last century. Reis has a very readable style, making Jonas Salk: Microbiologist an easy text both for the heretofore disinterested student-on-biography-assignment and the mature reader who wants another look at a life in a time not ... Read More: |
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| 102.Twentieth-Century Inventors (American Profiles) by: Nathan Aaseng 1991-06 |
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| Though Jonas Salk is the stuff of legends, Ronald Reis has managed to ferret out historical bits the reader is not likely to have heard. His careful research provides both personal insights and a chance at understanding the polio epidemic that swept the world in the last century. Reis has a very readable style, making Jonas Salk: Microbiologist an easy text both for the heretofore disinterested student-on-biography-assignment and the mature reader who wants another look at a life in a time not ... Read More: |
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| 103.Albert Einstein (Importance of) by: Clarice Swisher 1994-01 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 104.Albert Einstein: The Jewish Man Behind the Theory by: Devra Newberger Speregen May 08, 2006 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 105.Alexander Fleming (Life Times) by: Richard Tames May 22, 2003 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 106.Alexander Fleming (Pioneers of Science) by: Paul Bennett January 31, 1992 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 107.Alexander Fleming: Conquering Disease With Penicillin (Makers of Modern Science) by: Steven Otfinoski 1992-11 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 108.Alexander Graham Bell (Groundbreakers) by: Struan Reid September 12, 2001 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 109.Alexander Graham Bell (Life Times) by: Richard Tames June 26, 2003 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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| 110.Alexander Graham Bell (Pioneers of Science) by: Andrew Dunn November 30, 1990 |
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| I did a report in web site form on Einstein for my englishclass, and this was definitely my most cited source. Of all the books I read for this report, this one made the most sense and had the most relavant information pertinent to my report. Not only was it informative, it was also the most interesting. |
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