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America's Story - Volume III

America's Story - Volume III

Mara L. Pratt
$8.99
BindingPaperback
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For America’s Children

Volume III of America’s Story for America’s Children. This volume covers the early colonial period of North America during the period of 1565 to 1733. Included are the histories of The Virginia Colony, New York, Quebec, St. Augustine, Santa Fe, Rhode Island, and many more. A great introduction to the early North American colonial period for young people.First published in 1900, this edition is derived from the  original book with 82 black and white illustrations. As always, this edition is complete and unabridged.
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Author(s): Mara L. Pratt

Illustrator(s): Various

Translator(s): None

Dimensions: 7.44" x 9.68"

Pages: 152

Font Size: 14 pt

Reading Level: 4th-6th Grade

Read Aloud Level: 2nd-4th Grade

Year First Published: 1900

ISBN: 9781649651341

ASIN: 1649651341
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Symbolic watercolor illustration for Mara L. Pratt: a woman seen from behind writing at a desk, with scenes inspired by their books.

Mara L. Pratt

was an American physician, educator, and writer known for books that introduced children to history, literature, and the natural world. Also published as Mara Louise Pratt-Chadwick, she wrote America's Story for America's Children and other historical readers. Her approach used short narratives and memorable episodes to give younger readers a first connection with the past.

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