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These are the most recent 10 blog posts about What Were Castles for: With Internet Links in JacketFlap's Children's Publishing Blog Reader

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• Children's 4-8 - History - General
• Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction
• Children: Grades 4-6
• History - General
• History - Medieval
• History - Prehistoric
• Juvenile Nonfiction

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Editions

• What Were Castles for: With Internet Links
  E.D.C. Publishing, Library Binding, 2002
• What Were Castles For? (Usborne Starting Point History)
  Educational Development Corporation, Paperback, 2002
• What Were Castles For?
  Tandem Library, Hardcover, 2002
• What Were Castles for (Starting Point History Series)
  E.D.C. Publishing, Paperback, 1995
• What Were Castles For? (Usborne Starting Point History)
  E.D.C. Publishing, Library Binding, 1995
• What Were Castles for? Hb (Usborne Starting Point History)
  Usborne Publishing Ltd, Hardcover, 1994

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