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Subject Sub-sections |
Class number |
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British History |
941.003 |
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European history |
940.28 |
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Germany |
943.0849 |
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Germany at war |
943.0864 |
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Hitler and Nazi Germany |
943.086 |
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Weimar republic |
943.085 |
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World history |
909 |
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World War 1 |
940.3 |
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World War 2 |
940.53 |
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1760 - 1820 |
941.073 |
|
18th Century history |
909.7 |
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19th Century history |
909.81 |
|
20th Century history |
909.82 |
|
21st Century history |
909.83 |
If you are looking for a book which is not held in any of our libraries, you can ask us to borrow it from another library through the Inter-Library Loans system.
The Library has a huge range of textbook and eBook titles to meet your needs.
Textbooks can be a great place to start your research, but remember that demand can be high, so you'll need to plan in advance. Use the Library Catalogue to check what books the library has available.
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Aiming for an A in A-Level History
The Story of the Salem Witch Trials
OCR A level history. Britain 1930-1997
AQA A-level history: the Tudors: England 1485-1603
Intermediate history. The road to war, 1933-1939
Intermediate history: From the cradle to the grave : social welfare in Britain 1890s-1950
Making Sense of History 1745-1901
AQA AS history : life in Nazi Germany 1933-45
Access to history : the witchcraze of the 16th and 17th centuries
Edexcel A2 history : a world divided : superpower relations, 1944-90
A military history of the English Civil War, 1642-1646 : strategy and tactics
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The call number will usually look something like this:
306.47 GEL
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