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A First Book in American History

A first book in American history: with special reference to the lives and deeds of great Americans. This book chronicles pivotal figures in American history, from Columbus and John Smith to Franklin and Lincoln, highlighting their contributions and the nation’s expansion.

  • The Great Doctor Franklin
  • Young- George Washington
  • Washington in the French War
  • Washington in the Revolution
  • The Victory at Yorktown and Washing
  • Thomas Jefferson
  • Daniel Boone
  • Robert Fulton and the Steamboat
  • William Henry Harrison
  • Andrew Jackson
  • Morse and the Telegraph
  • How the Telegraph became successful
  • Early Life of Abraham Lincoln
  • Lincoln in Public Life
  • Something about the Great Civil War
  • How the United States became larger

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  1. […] A First Book in American History: A first book in American history: with special reference to the lives and deeds of great Americans. This book chronicles pivotal figures in American history, from Columbus and John Smith to Franklin and Lincoln, highlighting their contributions and the nation’s expansion. […]

  2. […] A First Book in American History: A first book in American history: with special reference to the lives and deeds of great Americans. This book chronicles pivotal figures in American history, from Columbus and John Smith to Franklin and Lincoln, highlighting their contributions and the nation’s expansion. […]

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