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Hero Stories from American History For Elementary Schools

By Albert F. (Albert Franklin) Blaisdell

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the daring exploits of a revolutionary war hero and the unbreakable spirit of early American settlers as they confront danger and expand their territory.

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2010-01-26
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Summary

"Hero Stories from American History" by Albert F. Blaisdell is a compilation of historical accounts written in the early 1900s, crafted as a reader for elementary students in the sixth and seventh grades. The book shines a light on key individuals and happenings from the initial five decades of American history, aiming to captivate young minds with the thrill and intensity of these moments. The storyline starts with the life of George Rogers Clark, a major player in the American Revolutionary War, detailing his strong will and command as he deals with difficulties faced by early American settlers in Kentucky. The book underlines Clark's courageousness and original battle plans, like shock attacks on British forts, which helped grow American land. This interesting take on history not only shows Clark's actions but also the strength of the early American pioneers.

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