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A Short History of Nearly Everything Copyright 2003 by Bill Bryson All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published in the United States of America by andom House Large Print in association with Broadway Books, New York and simultaneously in Canada by Random House of Canada Limited, Toronto. Distributed by Random House, Inc., New York. The Library of Congress has established a Cataloging-in-Publication record for this title. 0-375-43200-0 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS As I sit here, in early 2003, I have before me several pages of manuscript bearing majestically encouraging and tactful notes from Ian Tattersal of the American Museum of Natural History pointing out, inter alia, that Perigueux is not a wineproducing region, that it is inventive but a touch unorthodox of me to italicize taxonomic divisions above the level of genus and species, that I have persistently misspelled Olorgesaille, a place that I recently visited, and so on in similar vein through two chapters of text covering his area of expertise, early humans.
9 The Mighty Atom 10 Getting the Lead Out 11 Muster Mark's Quarks 12 The Earth Moves PART IV DANGEROUS PLANET 13 Bang! 14 The Fire Below 15 Dangerous Beauty PART V LIFE ITSELF 16 Lonely Planet 17 Into the Troposphere 18 The Bounding Main 19 The Rise of Life 20 Small World 21 Life Goes On 22 Good-bye to All That 23 The Richness of Being
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