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f his public life. The author has succeeded most happily in carrying out his plan of "story-telling education" based on Froebel's principle that "life must be taught from life."" The Wampum; or, The Fairest Page of History. _A Tale of William Penn's Treaty with the Indians._ Illustrated by H. WINTHROP PEIRCE. "Historic truth is the foundation of all the incidents in this finely written, instructive, and wholly charming book. The personality and character of William Penn are most admirably treated, and his figure looms up to its noble proportions in the historic perspective."--_Philadelphia Press._ The Knight of Liberty. _A Tale of the Fortunes of Lafayette._ With 6 full-page Illustrations. "No better reading for the young man can be imagined than this fascinating narrative of a noble figure on the canvas of time."--_Boston Traveler._ The Patriot Schoolmaster; _or, The Adventures of the Two Boston Cannon, the "Adams" and the "Hancock_." A Tale of the Minutemen and the Sons of Liberty. With Illustrations by H. WINTHROP PEIRCE. The true spirit of the leaders in our War for Independence is pictured in this dramatic story. It includes the Boston Tea Party and Bunker Hill; and Adams, Hancock, Revere, and the boys who bearded General Gage, are living characters in this romance of American patriotism. The Boys of Greenway Court. _A story of the Early Years of Washington._ With 10 full-page Illustrations by H. WINTHROP PEIRCE. "Skillfully combining fact and fiction, he has given us a story historically instructive and at the same time entertaining."--_Boston Transcript._ In the Boyhood of Lincoln. _A Story of the Black Hawk War and the Tunker Schoolmaster._ With 12 full-page Illustrations and colored Frontispiece. "The author presents facts in a most attractive framework of fiction, and imbues the whole with his peculiar humor. The illustrations are numerous and of more than usual excellence."--_New Haven Palladium._ The Log School-House on the Columbia. With 13 full-page Illustrations by J. CARTER BEARD, E. J. AUSTEN, and Others. "This book will charm all who turn its pages. There are few books of popular information concerning the pioneers of the great Northwest, and this one is worthy of sincere praise."--_Seattle Post-Intelligencer._ New York: D. APPLETON & COMPANY, 72 Fifth Avenue.
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