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ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S WORLD
written and illustrated by Genevieve Foster About the Author"Nothing is more critical, I believe, than
that children growing up in these critical explosive days should be given an
understanding of American history as a part of the history of the world. Every
year this grows more urgent, as increasingly rapid communication integrates
world events more closely and the impact of foreign affairs on our own lives
becomes more serious and immediate." Genevieve Foster wrote this nearly fifty
years ago. It resonates with perhaps more truth today. Her books are timeless
and her writing style is clear, concise and fluid with her greatest strength as
a storyteller being her ability to bring her readers right into the minds and
times of her characters. It is this emphasis on the interaction of events and people - the horizontal approach to history - that has brought Mrs. Foster's WORLD books special acclaim. No boring history here...have fun as you learn about all the intersections in history that we don't often see ~ great for homeschoolers! I have several other titles from this series listed separately and do combine shipping on multiple wins to save you money. The 1940 Newbery Honor title, Abraham Lincoln's World
sets American history into a world context. Wonderfully illustrated
throughout! Short, beautifully written stories explain what was going
on during the years of Abraham Lincoln's birth, childhood, employment
as a storekeeper and lawyer, and finally during his years as president.
Discover that when Abe Lincoln was a boy romping the woods of Kentucky,
Thomas Jefferson was completing his eighth year as president, George
III reigned in Great Britain and Napolean was about to meet his
Waterloo. By the time Lincoln was old enough to help his father chop
wood, Harriet Beecher was reading anything she could get her hands on,
Charles Darwin was collecting toads, crabs and shells, and the
impoverished boy Dickens was working in a shoe blacking factory in
London. Ages 9 & up.
Excellent condition inside and out! Copyright 1944 - later
printing from 1967. Hardcover with nice dust jacket under mylar,
ex-library with the usual ID markings, card pocket, etc. No
mentionable shelf wear - inside 347 pages look virtually unread -
crisp, clean and tight to strong binding - no writing or rips! A special find to add to your collection! |
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