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Camps and Firesides of the Revolution
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Preface
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INTRODUCTION FOR TEACHERS BY MABEL HILL
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PART I HOME LIFE
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PART II HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS
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13. A Merchant's Voyage and Cargo BY GILES SHELLEY (1699)
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14. The Fashions BY JOSEPH T. BUCKINGHAM (1731)
A MAN'S CRITICISM
A WOMAN'S CRITICISM
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15. A Practical Joke BY WILLIAM BLACK (1744)
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16. Presents from London BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1758)
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17. In the Woods BY ANDREW BURNABY (1760)
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18. All Sorts of Advertisements FROM THE NEWSPAPERS (1740-1751)
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19. A Rousing Whaling Song BY JOHN OSBORN (ABOUT 1750)
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20. Life in Boston BY FRANCIS GOELET (1750)
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21. A Storm at Sea BY PHILIP FRENEAU
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22. Saved from Niagara BY PETER KALM (1750)
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23. A Tornado and a Waterspout BY OLIVER HART (1752)
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PART III THE INDIANS
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PART IV THE FRENCH AND THE INDIAN WARS
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PART V GETTING READY FOR THE REVOLUTION
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PART VI REVOLUTIONARY FIRESIDES
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PART VII IN CAMP
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PART VIII IN THE FIELD
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THE PEPPERELL CHILDREN.
[Description: Portrait of the Pepperell children—a boy of about twelve and a slightly younger girl, holding hands. The boy wears a suit with knee-length breeches; the girl wears a white dress with a large sash across the middle and holds a small dog.]
Camps and Firesides of the Revolution