Covering the breadth of United States history from early exploration to the Woodrow Wilson administration, this classic work offers ninety-nine chapters detailing significant events and figures. It highlights the experiences of pioneers, the establishment of settlements, and the creation of the Constitution. Ideal for students and scholars alike, it serves as a valuable resource for understanding the nation's development and heritage.
Delightful introduction to the writers of English literature whose works hold the greatest appeal for the youthful reader. The life and personality of each author is given in outline, with enough material quoted from his works to give an idea of what he wrote. For most authors suggestions for further reading are included. The outline of historical background enables the young reader to grasp the connection between the literature and the life of the time. Excellent as a companion to a chronological study of English literature. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
Marshall masterfully retells the earliest poem in the Anglo-Saxon language in simple prose, creating a rousing adventure about a monster-slaying hero that is suitable for readers ages 8 and older.
A History of England of Boys and Girls
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