Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans

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9780965273527
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Description
52 chapters, with short biographical sketches about George Washington, Daniel Boone, George Rogers Clark, Robert Fulton, Kit Carson, Benjamin Franklin, just to name a few. This great introduction to American History is authored by Edward Eggleston. 163 pgs, hc
Publisher's Description of Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans
America's heroes come to life for children, thanks to this 1895 classic by Edward Eggleston.   Edward Eggleston captures America's heritage in the best way possible for children: with imaginative stories about great Americans. Stories written at a time when Americans wanted their children to be proud of their country. Stories that bring the people and the times to life. Stories designed to give hours of reading pleasure.   52 charming sketches from the original book, first published back in 1895, perfectly complement the text. The 52 chapters here include stories about war heroes, statesmen, explorers, inventors, writers, artists, scientists and just plain ordinary people who made a difference. The lives of these men and women wonderfully illustrate the virtues children need to learn. Virtues like courage, unselfishness, honesty, patience, ingenuity, kindness, independence and perseverance.   You get stories about great American men and women like . . .   Daniel Boone, Francis Scott Key, George Washington, Eliza Lucas, Marquette, Benjamin West, George Rogers Clark, Daniel Webster, William Penn, Louisa May Alcott, Charles Goodyear, Kit Carson, Thomas Jefferson, Benezet, Robert Fulton, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Thomas Smith, Horace Greeley, Lewis and Clark, General Marion, Benjamin Franklin plus over a dozen more!
Category Description for History Books By Edward Eggleston

Looking for history books that will make you proud to be an American? Look no further! These books were written more than 100 years ago, much closer to the events that helped shape the United States into a great nation. Emphasis is on great Americans - meaning explorers, statesmen, war heroes, inventors, writers, scientists, artists, and plain ordinary people - who made a difference. The lives of these men and women demonstrate the virtues which children need to see modeled today. The stories are captivating, and the illustrations are beautiful. To make it easier on the teacher, study questions are provided at the end of each chapter.

This great introduction to American History features short biographical sketches about some of the most famous early Americans, including George Washington, Daniel Boone, George Rogers Clark, Benjamin Franklin, Louisa May Alcott, Washington Irving, Kit Carson, Benjamin West and more. The hardcover version is 163 pages and contains 52 chapters. The typeset is old-fashioned and some words are separated with hyphens for early readers. A paperback version is also available, which is 156 pages and features a more modern typeset. The content is the same, but fewer chapters are listed, as some of the related stories in the hardcover version have been combined into one chapter.

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Product Format:Softcover Book
Brand:Lost Classics Book Company
Author:Edward Eggleston
Grades:1-3
ISBN:9780965273527
Length in Inches:7.75
Width in Inches:5.75
Height in Inches:0.5
Weight in Pounds:0.65
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