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Rivers Of Power: How A Natural Force Raised Kingdoms, Destroyed Civilizations, And Shapes Our World,New Shigenobu Sometimes It Seems Like EverybodysAn 'Eyeopening, Sometimes Alarming, And Ultimately Inspiring' Natural History Of Rivers And Their Complex And Ancient Relationship With Human Civilization (Elizabeth Kolbert, Pulitzer Prizewinning Author Of The Sixth Extinction). Rivers, More Than Any Road, Technology, Or Political Leader, Have Shaped The Course Of Human Civilization. They Have Opened Frontiers, Founded Cities, Settled Borders, And Fed Billions. They Promote Life, Forge Peace, Grant