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Biography of a river
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Edith S. McCall |
Traces the history of the Mississippi River, presents stories of people whose lives were affected by the river, and describes how humans have changed the Mississippi. |
OL3517570W |
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Cowboys and Cattle Drives (Her Frontiers of America)
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Edith S. McCall |
Highlights the lives of four cowboys: Charlie Goodnight, James Cook, Tom Smith, and Will Rogers. |
OL3517586W |
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Man and his communities
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Edith S. McCall |
A basic textbook defining the varied aspects of community life--how people live, work, and govern themselves and how a community can improve or otherwise change. |
OL3517603W |
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Message from the mountains
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Edith S. McCall |
In the frontier town of Franklin, Missouri, in 1826, teenage friends Jim Matthews and Kit Carson share the dream of running away to a life of adventure on the Santa Fe Trail. |
OL3517608W |
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Pioneering on the Plains. (Her Frontiers of America)
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Edith S. McCall |
Presents the experiences of a child who became a man helping his father on their Iowa homestead and of a young man who literally carved out a home for his family on the Kansas prairie. |
OL3517610W |
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Stalwart Men of Early Texas (Frontiers of America)
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Edith S. McCall |
Brief biographies of six men who explored and founded settlements in early Texas. Included are Cabeza de Vaca, Robert La Salle, and Moses Austin. |
OL3517619W |
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Mail riders
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Edith S. McCall |
Describes the efforts of individuals to deliver mail from the time of the Revolutionary War to the Pony Express in the 1860's. |
OL3517631W |