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... Acknowledgments About the Author About Michael Hart Bibliography Index Foreword By Michael S. Hart, Founder Of Project Gutenberg And ... ...at so much chasing after prey in the sunny savannahs that they lost their body hair. Long Umbilical Cords An Aquatic Legacy? Did the flooding ... ...r heads above the water while they let the water support their weight. Body changes that let us walk upright did free our hands for tools and fire... ...d on aquatic mammals, such as whales, dolphins, and seals.  Our lack of body hair—again similar to aquatic animals.  Greasy waterproofing skin. ... ...es not only to afford to stack more books but also to produce inexpensive indexes and catalogs that made the books‘ contents more accessible.) Bloc... ...reports of the devastating Mongol invasions that leveled whole cities and massacred millions, most in the West viewed the Mongol armies as ―savage ho... ...Printing as a magical Black Art In the early days of printing—a time of mass illiteracy—people tended to think anyone skilled in working with meta... ...elped push open the door to industrial capitalism:  First example of ―mass production.‖  First use of metallurgy for production purposes other... ...ng a line that he‘d made an error, he‘d fill out that line by drawing his index finger down the first row of keys — e-t-a-i-o-n. Next, he‘d swipe th...

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