American History Stories You Never Read in School, but Should Have #2

Freed from the chains of British tyranny, our forefathers began to construct a new nation. They gathered together the best philosophies and books available and built a republic upon this the American continent. They believed in an incredible truth. That all men were created equal in the eyes of God. They knew their liberty, lives and individuality were rights that could not be denied them by any human government. In a world accustomed to kings and servants, monarchs and subjects, masters and slaves, these concepts were dangerous and unstoppable. You hold in your hands a priceless treasure; a piece of the American vision; a guide book to a people’s quest for freedom. This book is a photo-reproduction of an original history book used in our schools in 1890. It tells the story of our beginnings, our struggles and our patriotism. We must never allow these tales to fade from the minds of our children. American ideals are as necessary today as they were centuries ago, perhaps more so. As long as we remain true to all that makes America good, we will grow strong in freedom and security. This book is volume two in the series, American History you never read in school...but should have. Paperback. 162 pages size: 6.7 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches