The First Book of the American Revolution

Author:
Richard B. Morris
Illustrator:
Leonard Everett Fisher
Publication:
1956 by Franklin Watts, Inc
Genre:
History, Military, Non-fiction
Series:
First Books Members Only (Our Country - America)
Series Number: 11
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Dr. Richard B. Morris tells the stirring story of how the American colonists fought for and won their freedom. Readers will learn:
- What a revolution means
- Why the colonies revolted against England
- How they fought the war
- What the American Revolution means to us today
Dr. Morris re-creates Revolutionary history accurately and honestly. His is an account that does not need the crutch of popular legend to make it colorful and exciting.
Leonard Everett Fisher's pictures vividly portray the times and the people that made our nation free.
*Publisher recommendation: Grades 5 and up
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