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    Trade and Commerce in Ancient China : The Grand Canal and The Silk Road - Ancient China Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
    Trade and Commerce in Ancient China : The Grand Canal and The Silk Road - Ancient China Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
    Trade and Commerce in Ancient China : The Grand Canal and The Silk Road - Ancient China Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
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    Trade and Commerce in Ancient China : The Grand Canal and The Silk Road - Ancient China Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History

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    The Chinese are known for their talent in business. In this book, you're going to read about how trade and commerce was done in Ancient China. You will also learn the importance of the Grand Canal and the Silk Road. Interesting facts can be picked up all over the pages of this book. Grab a copy now!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpeedy Publishing LLC
    Release dateApr 15, 2017
    ISBN9781541918795
    Trade and Commerce in Ancient China : The Grand Canal and The Silk Road - Ancient China Books for Kids | Children's Ancient History
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    Baby Professor showcases a collection of subjects that are educational for kids to help them learn how to do something themselves, exactly how something is done or how it came about. Children love to learn through attractive visuals and Baby Prof. is ideal to get your child the head start he or she needs for the future. Our Motto - "Learning is Fun, so let's Make it Fun to Learn".

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