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Colonial Children

INTRODUCTION FOR TEACHERS BY BLANCHE E. HAZARD

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PART I DISCOVERY OF AMERICA

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PART II ON THE SEA

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PART III IN THE WILDERNESS

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PART IV BIG INDIANS AND LITTLE INDIANS

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PART V HOW THE COLONIES GREW

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PART VI LITTLE FOLKS

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PART VII COLONIAL SCHOOLS

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71. Letters from a Father to his Son BY JOHN WINTHROP (1622)

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72. Letters from a Son to a Father BY FORTH WINTHROP (1622)

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73. A Puritan's Objection to Women's Education BY GENERAL JOHN WINTHROP (1645)

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74. Rules of Dorchester Schools BY THE TOWN OF DORCHESTER (1641)

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75. Strict Rules for College Students BY HARVARD COLLEGE (1660)

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76. Benjamin Franklin's Boyhood BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706)

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77. School Days and School Fights BY JOHN BARNARD (1687-1700)

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78. Indian Students at William and Mary College BY GOVERNOR SPOTSWOOD (1711-1712)

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79. A Philadelphia School-Boy BY ALEXANDER GRAYDEN (1760-1766)

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80. A Word about Schools BY DR. ABEL ABBOT (ABOUT 1780)

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81. From Childhood to College BY SAMUEL KNEELAND (ABOUT 1750)

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82. A Tutor and his Pupils BY PHILIP FITHIAN(1773-1774)

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83. A Mock Examination BY FRANCIS HOPKINSON (1784) METAPHYSICS

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JOHN QUINCY

[Description: Black and white illustration: a portrait of a child in fancy attire.]