Target: Need website for Julius Caesar time period information

[Julie Feenaughty <jfeenaughty@GREENWOOD.WNYRIC.ORG>]

Clear DayHello,
Our English department is creating newspapers that are to be dated the day
after Julius Caesar's death.  I have several books that work with this
topic, however I am looking for web sites (and books that I may not have
pulled) that will assist students in getting information for what life was
like at that time.

Thanks in advance,
(Also thank you to all the librarians that helped with skyscrapers and 1800
history)
Julie Feenaughty
PreK-12 Librarian
Greenwood Central School
Greenwood, NY  14839
jfeenaughty@greenwood.wnyric.org


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