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Our Little Spartan Cousin

Julia Darrow Cowles
$8.99
Binding:Paperback

About

Of Long Ago

This is a story of Spartan courage and endurance. Through the eyes of Chartas, a boy of Sparta, we catch a glimpse into the typical upbringing of Spartan children. At the young age of only seven years old Chartas leaves home to be reared among his peers by community elders. As the boys are formed into soldiers, the ideals of patriotism, loyalty, and strength in battle are a constant focus.

First published in 1914, this edition is derived from the original book with 6 black & white illustrations by John Goss. As always, this edition is complete and unabridged.

Details

Author(s): Julia Darrow Cowles

Illustrator(s): John Goss

Translator(s): None

Dimensions: 6" x 9"

Pages: 109

Font Size: 13 pt

Reading Level: 4th-6th Grade

Read Aloud Level: 2nd-4th Grade

Year First Published: 1914

ISBN: 9781649652942

ASIN: 1649652941

Series: Our Little Cousins of Long Ago

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Symbolic watercolor illustration for Julia Darrow Cowles: a woman seen from behind writing at a desk, with scenes inspired by their books.

Julia Darrow Cowles

was an American children's author and storyteller known for making history approachable through the experiences of young characters. Her contributions to the Our Little Cousin of Long Ago series introduce readers to life in ancient Athens, Sparta, Rome, and Macedonia. Everyday activities help connect unfamiliar societies with the concerns and curiosity of a child.

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