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Mystery of History

The Mystery of History tells world history in strict order from Creation, placing Bible events, church history and world civilizations on the same timeline. Our Classic kits use it from 7th through 10th grade, starting with Volume 1, which runs from ancient civilizations to the resurrection of Jesus over 36 weeks of lessons.

Homeschool mom Linda Hobar wrote it in a conversational, read-aloud style, so younger siblings can listen in; one parent told us she uses it with her 2nd and 3rd graders. The series ends with Volume 4 in 10th grade.

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