History's Famous Friendships: Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass

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ISBN
9781538264850
Grade 2-5
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Publisher's Description of History's Famous Friendships: Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass
Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass had an unlikely friendship built on mutual respect. Both had risen from poverty to prominence in the years prior to the Civil War due to hard work and a passion for their beliefs. Lincoln grew to rely on Douglass for his advice during the war. Readers will learn biographical information about both of these important Americans through accessible text and interesting fact boxes, including quotations from each. Stunning historical images give readers context about the turbulent times in which Lincoln and Douglass lived.
Category Description for History's Famous Friendships

These brief biographies each feature two well-known historical figures who had a friendship with each other at some point in their life and career. Some of these friendships may be surprising. The pages go back and forth between each person, showing at least one picture on every two-page spread. The back of the book includes a glossary of uncommon words that were included in the story, an index, and a page with other sources for additional study. 32 pages, pb. ~ Brianna

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Gareth Stevens
Grades:2-5
ISBN:9781538264850
Length in Inches:8.5
Width in Inches:8.375
Height in Inches:0.125
Weight in Pounds:0.25
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