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In The Boyhood of Lincoln
'In The Boyhood of Lincoln' is a novel about the fictionalized life of Abraham Lincoln's younger years, as written by Hezekiah Butterworth. In this volume, the adventures of a pioneer school-master are made to represent the early history of a newly settled country. Here, many of the Indian romances and cabin tales of the early settlers of Illinois can be found in this book, alongside pictures of the hardships and manly struggles of one who by force of early character made himself the greatest of representative Americans.
Cudjo's Cave
DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Cudjo's Cave" by J. T. Trowbridge. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
Pollyanna
Eleanor H. Porter's 'Pollyanna' is a heartwarming novel that explores the power of positivity and optimism in the face of adversity. The book follows the story of young Pollyanna, who teaches the people in her small town the 'Glad Game,' a game where one finds something to be glad about in every situation. The narrative is characterized by its simple yet profound insights into human nature and the importance of looking on the bright side of life. The book is particularly notable for its exploration of the themes of resilience, kindness, and the transformative power of attitude. Written in a straightforward and accessible style, 'Pollyanna' has resonated with readers of all ages for generations. Eleanor H. Porter's use of language and character development make this novel a timeless classic that continues to inspire readers worldwide. Recommended for those seeking a heartwarming story that reminds us of the impact of a positive outlook on life.
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Brother Jonathan
In 'Brother Jonathan,' Hezekiah Butterworth constructs an intricate tapestry of historical fiction woven into the fabric of the American Revolution. Through the emblematic character, 'Brother Jonathan,' inspired by the real-life Governor Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut, the narrative unearths the significant role New England played in supporting the war efforts. Brimming with period details and rich, authentic dialogue, Butterworth's literary elegance encapsulates the ethos and paradoxes of the time, and the parody element provides a nuanced critique of early American Republican values. The literary style reverberates with the didactic purpose of historical fiction, yet retains an engrossin...
Gloria and Treeless Street
Gloria and Treeless Street by Annie Hamilton Donnell is about sheltered Gloria Abercrombie and her quaint life as she navigates Treeless Street and the poverty that abounds. Excerpt: "Gloria sat in her favorite chair on the broad veranda. The shadow of the vines made a delicate tracery over her white dress. Gloria was lazily content. She had been comfortable and content for seventeen years. "There's that queer little thing again, going off with her queer little bag!" Gloria's gaze dwelt on the house across the wide street. Down its steps, a small, neat figure was tripping. Gloria recognized it as an old sight acquaintance."
Wildwood Ways
Wildwood Ways is a series of winter-themed nature sketches written by North American naturalist Winthrop Packard. Readers everywhere will love gorgeous and awe-inspiring illustrations of icy ponds, mischievous squirrels, and a nest of bees. Contents: Snugging-Down Days, Certain White-Faced Hornets, Thin Ice, Winter Fern-Hunting, cont.
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The Story of American History for Elementary Schools
A textbook designed for teachers and pupils in the early years of Grammar School education in America. The book was first released in 1902 and, as the author says, is not intended to be a comprehensive account of America's history but mainly an account dealing with the major events and personalities, designed to stimulate interest.
