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Knuth’s Art of Computer Programming “footnotes” the history of computing throughout it’s text; shows how it was done because Knuth has been writing it for most of the time computers have been machines and not people; and invented a fair portion of how computing has been done.

Ableson and Susman’s SICP is full of structured data without using objects.

And the less famous Structured Programming by Michael Jackson (no not that one) is also good. Jackson talks about “tables” and that’s what OOP languages abstract over as objects.

Just as tables abstract over pointers and pointers abstract over jmp instructions.

Good luck.