Delve into the vast knowledge of the early 20th century with this meticulously reprinted volume from the landmark "Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition." Volume 15, Slice 5, spanning "Joints to Justinian I," offers a fascinating glimpse into a wide range of topics, with particular depth in historical subjects.

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