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CORNERSTONES OF FREEDOM
CORNERSTONES OF FREEDOM
These books explore important events in United States history. They are designed to make children 8-12 feel they are on the scene as history is being made. This is accomplished not only by the text, which is at grade 3-4 reading level, but also by the two-color illustrations, full-color and black-and-white photos, and engravings. Keep in mind that these books are published by a secular company and will not usually point out the Christian background in the subjects they cover. Books are 32 pages long with index. $5.95 each, unless otherwise marker. Books marked less are earlier editions, possibly out of print, and supply may be limited or will be more if we reorder it. If we cant ship your order within two weeks because of this problem, well call to see what you want us to do. OP means the title is out of print. We still may have some at the price listed. N/A means we don't have it anymore as a new book and probably can't get it. This information was updated on 7/11/2002. African-Americans in the Old West African-Americans in the Thirteen Colonies Alcatraz Arlington National Cemetery The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln The Assassination of John F. Kennedy The Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. The Battle of Antietam, OP 4.95* The Battle of Chancellorsville, The Battle of Iwo Jima The Battle of Midway The Battle of the Little Bighorn The Battle of the Alamo The Bill of Rights The Boston Tea Party Building the Capital City The California Gold Rush The Capitol The Changing White House The Chisholm Trail Chuck Yeager Breaks the Sound Barrier Civil Rights Marches The Constitution The Declaration of Independence The Disability Rights Movement Ellis Island The Emancipation Proclamation Exploring and Mapping the American West The Fall of the Soviet Union The First Ladies Fort Sumter The Gettysburg Address The Golden Gate Bridge The Great Depression, Impeachment The Industrial Revolution Jackie Robinson Breaks the Color Line The Jamestown Colony John Browns Raid on Harpers Ferry, OP, N/A The Lewis and Clark Expedition, 4.95* Lexington and Concord, 4.95* (only 3 left at this price) Liberty Bell Library of Congress The Little Bighorn, o/p. supply limited, 3.95 Lincoln Memorial The Lincoln-Douglas Debates The Louisiana Purchase Medicine in the American West The Montgomery Bus Boycott Monticello Mount Rushmore Mount Vernon (1 left at 2.95*) The NAMES Project: The AIDS Quilt The Natchez Trace The National Mall The Oregon Trail The Panama Canal Paul Revere The Pilgrims The Pony Express Reconstruction The Roaring Twenties The Santa Fe Trail The Smithsonian Institution, limited supply at 3.25* The Spanish-American War Star-Spangled Banner, OP, 4.95* The Spirit of St. Louis, OP, 4.95* The Statue of Liberty, 4.95* The Star-Spangled Banner, OP, 4.95* The Surrender at Yorktown, OP, 3.95* Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court Times Square The Titanic The Trail of Tears The Tuskegee Airmen The Underground Railroad (1 left at 4.95*) United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Valley Forge. (2 left at 4.95*) War of 1812 Williamsburg (1 left at 4.95) Women Who Shaped the West,
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