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Brigham Young
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Olive Woolley Burt |
A biography of the Mormon convert who later became the President of his church and led his people to the Great Salt Lake Valley to establish a large Mormon colony. |
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The first book of copper
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Olive Woolley Burt |
A survey of the history, mining, and manufacturing of copper, one of the oldest metals known to man. |
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First woman editor, Sarah J. Hale
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Olive Woolley Burt |
A biography of the New Hampshire woman who wrote "Mary Had a Little Lamb," persuaded Lincoln to make Thanksgiving a national holiday, and edited nineteenth-century women's magazines, including Godey'… |
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Negroes in the early West
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Olive Woolley Burt |
Brief biographies of thirteen Negro men and two women who were among the first explorers, trappers, soldiers, businessmen, cowboys, and settlers in the "early West." |
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The Ringling brothers: circus boys
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Olive Woolley Burt |
Tells of the boyhood of the five brothers who were founders of a great circus. |
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The story of American railroads, and how they helped build a nation
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Olive Woolley Burt |
A history of the American railroad and its contribution to the growth and development of the young nation. |
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