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This children's book was published in 1920.A short summary from the book's Preface:The nearer a story is to the life and traditions of the child, themore eagerly it is attended. True stories about our own people,about our neighbors and friends, and about our own countryat large, are more interesting than true stories of remote places and people. We naturally are interested in our ownaffairs, and the nearer they are to us the greater the interestwe feel.It is hoped that through appeal to youthful love of adventure,this collection of stories, covering the entire range of Americanhistory, will stimulate the ambition and strengthen the patriotismof those young citizens whose education has been the constantconcern of the author for many years...............................................................................Contents:1. Leif, the Lucky 2. How the Spaniards Conquered Mexico 3. The Conquest of Peru 4. The Fountain of Youth 5. De Soto Discovers the Mississippi 6. Sir Walter Raleigh 7. The Lost Colony of Roanoke 8. Some Adventures of John Smith9. More Adventures of John Smith 10. Persecutions of the Pilgrims and Puritans 11. The Adventures of Miles Standish 12. Building a Canoe 13. The Flight of Roger Williams 14. Old Silver Leg 15. William Penn and the Quakers16. The Charter Oak 17. Bloody Marsh 18. The Saving of Hadley 19. Sir William Phips and the Treasure Ship20. Hannah Dustin 21. Israel Putnam Captures the Wolf 22. A Young Surveyor 23. The Adventures of Young Washington 24. How the Indians Treated Major Putnam25. How Detroit was Saved 26. The Story of Acadia 27. Blackbeard, the Pirate 28. The Adventures of Daniel Boone 29. Sunday in the Colonies 30. The Salem Witches 31. Traveling by Stage-coach 32. King George and the Colonies 33. Patrick Henry and the Parson's Cause34. Paul Revere's Ride 35. The Green Mountain Boys 36. The Father of His Country 37. Nathan Hale 38. The Bravery of Elizabeth Zane39. Capturing the Hessians40. How Lafayette Came to America 41. The Patriotism of Lydia Darrah 42. Captain Molly Pitcher 43. Marion, the Swamp Fox 44. Outwitting a Tory 45. Supporting the Colors 46. Nancy Hart, the War Woman of Georgia 47. Mad Anthony Captures Stony Point 48. The Execution of Major Andre 49. How General Schuyler was Saved 50. An Indian Trick that Failed 51. How the Northwest was Won 52. Benjamin Franklin 53. Nolichucky Jack 54. Eli Whitney Invents the Cotton-gin 55. Thomas Jefferson 56. The Burning of the Philadelphia 57. The Expedition of Lewis and Clark 58. Colter's Race for Life 59. Pike Explores the Arkansas Valley 60. How the Pumpkins Saved the Family 61. Old Ironsides 62. Tecumseh 63. The Star-Spangled Banner 64. Traveling by the Canal 65. Lafayette's Return to America66. Osceola, the Seminole Chief 67. An Early Journey by Railroad 68. Old Hickory69. Daniel Webster70. Henry Clay 71. Christmas on the Plantation 72. John C Calhoun 73. The Heroes of the Alamo 74. Sam Houston Wins Freedom for Texas 75. The Invention of the Electric Telegraph 76. The Discovery of Gold in California77. Crossing the Continent 78. The Pony Express 79. The Boy who Saved a Village 80. The Rescue of Jerry 81. Abraham Lincoln 82. Robert E. Lee 83. Stonewall Jackson 84. Stealing a Locomotive 85. Sam Davis 86. An Escape from Prison 87. Running the Blockade88. Through the Heart of the South 89. The Surrender of General Lee 90. Laying the Atlantic Cable 91. The Story of the Telephone92. Thomas A. Edison, the Great Inventor 93. Clara Barton and the Red Cross 94. Hobson and the Merrimac 95. Dewey at Manila Bay 96. Conquering the Yellow Fever 97. The Sinking of the Lusitania 98. The Last Race of Private Trepton 99. Frank Luke, Jr., Aviator 100. The Exploits of Sergeant York