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by David A. Adler George Washington: An Illustrated Biography Published 2004 by Holiday House Find this book in our catalog.
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Already a national hero in his early 20s, George Washington revealed himself not only as a strong leader but also as a pragmatic, skilled, and modest politician. His life story is told with quotes from his correspondence and accounts from his peers. Includes an index, bibliography, and source notes.
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by Harold Holzer Abraham Lincoln the Writer: A Treasury of His Greatest Speeches and Letters Published 2000 by Boyds Mills Press Find this book in our catalog.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN took up writing at an early age and never put down his pen. Throughout his lifetime, Lincoln wrote to friends and for the public at large. He even found time to compose poetry! Abraham Lincoln was not only one of America's greatest presidents, but also one of America's most gifted writers.
Noted Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer has created a treasury of Abraham Lincoln's most powerful personal letters and brilliant speeches. He provides a vivid biography and concise introduction to each section.
Abraham Lincoln's character and beliefs are evident in his writings. Readers will follow Lincoln's transformation from an outgoing but naive country lawyer to an outspoken politician and finally to an embattled wartime president, full of conviction and determination. But Lincoln always found time to tell a funny story and appreciate a good laugh! And, as father and husband, Lincoln was playful, tender, and devoted. Holzer proves there is no better way to know Lincoln than through the magic of his words.
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by Kevin J. McNamara The Presidency Published 2000 by Chelsea House Publications Find this book in our catalog.
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These timely volumes feature the history and purposes of some of the United States' most important government agencies through enlightening prose and carefully chosen photographs, engravings, and paintings.
-- Informative guides to various government agencies, processes, and histories
-- Perfect introductions to these important topics
-- Ideal for research
-- Complements school curriculum
The personalities, politics, and parties behind the highest office an American can hold.
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by Tara Baukus Mello George Washington Published 1999 by Chelsea House Publications Find this book in our catalog.
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-- Compelling portraits of American history's most notable male and female leaders
-- Includes informative sidebars
-- Interesting, easy-to-understand content
-- Complements school curriculum
Washington served as commander of the Continental Army, as president of the convention that drafted the U.S. Constitution, and as the first president of the United States.
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by Mason Crest Publishers Abraham Lincoln Published 2002 by Mason Crest Publishers Find this book in our catalog.
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The 16 books in the Childhood of Famous Presidents series focus on the early lives of some of the greatest men who would one day be elected to the highest office in the United States. The books provide detailed information about each president's birth, childhood, education, and early work experience, along with a final chapter that gives an overview of their adult successes and political careers. Each of these full-color books includes a chronology, a glossary of terms, a list of books and Internet sites where young readers can receive further information, and an index.
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by World Book Encyclopedia World Book of America's Presidents Published 1999 by World Book Inc Find this book in our catalog.
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