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"Some Three Hundred Years Ago" offers a fascinating glimpse into the colonial history of New Hampshire. Edith Gilman Brewster vividly recounts the experiences and events of early America, bringing the era to life through meticulous detail. Designed to engage young readers with accessible language and historical accuracy, this book explores the colonial period from approximately 1600 to 1775.
A valuable resource for those interested in United States history and juvenile literature, this book provides a clear and engaging introduction to the challenges and triumphs of life in colonial New Hampshire. Explore the roots of American identity and gain a deeper understanding of a pivotal period in our nation's past. This edition preserves the original text, offering an authentic perspective on a formative era.
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