Land of the Free and Home of the BraveDorrance Publishing Co., Inc., 2003 - 14 Seiten Land of the Free and Home of the Brave explains why the United States has created a society that is unique because it provides greater liberty and more freedom for more people to find self-fulfillment than any other nation in history. Eliot Channing Clarke establishes why when these rights have been threatened Americans have always united as one to defend them. Land of the Free and hOme of the Brave is essential reading for those who would like to understand how Americans became the people they are today. |
Inhalt
Francois I King 16 26 35 | 16 |
Mary Queen of England 26 66 | 26 |
51 | 35 |
French and Indian War 116 | 36 |
Gilbert Raleigh | 55 |
Chapter V | 65 |
Massachusetts Bay Company 8384 89 | 66 |
Chapter VI | 80 |
Chapter X | 139 |
Chapter XI | 158 |
Glover John 159 | 159 |
Montgomery General Richard | 160 |
Hakluyt Richard 41 42 44 | 168 |
Conclusion | 218 |
Pequot War 89 90 103 | 239 |
Illinois Central Railroad | 262 |
Chapter VII | 96 |
Moby Dick 216 265 | 110 |
Glorious Revolution | 124 |
Chapter IX | 126 |
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