
The American Revolution for young readers
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HEROES AND HEROINES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (Series) Written by Idella Bodie This series of twelve biographies spotlight men and women whose acts of bravery during America’s Revolutionary War contributed to the end of British rule in the colonies. These stories portray individuals who lived in South Carolina or were in some way involved in the 137 battles fought in South Carolina. The books are suitable for grades three to eight. Each illustrated volume includes a map, glossary, bibliography, and suggested classroom activities. Softcover $6.95 Click on each image for more information.
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Written by Kate Salley Palmer Illustrated by James Palmer Explore the life of Francis Marion and the tremendous impact he had on the course of that war - both statewide and nationally! More info... |
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BLACK CROWS AND WHITE COCKADES This is a story about a young girl living near Camden, South Carolina during the occupation by the British during the Americana Revolution. More info...
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IF EVER YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU This is a continuation of the story developed in Black Crows and White Cockade. More info... |
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The Story of the Battle of Cowpens January 17, 1781 by Christine Swager Illustrations by John Robertson Daniel Morgan was known as the best horseman, the fastest runner, the fiercest fighter and the strongest wrestler. More info... |
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