If you have a passion for history and want to pursue a degree in this field of study, you will undoubtedly want access to information that can expand your knowledge . From magazines to books to films and movies, there are many forms of information that you should take advantage of. As far as books go, though, let’s take a look at a few must-reads for anyone interested in history. 1. The Little Red Guard by Wenguang Huang

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