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- The Wonderful World of Fairy Tales
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- Pinocchio; Thumbelina; Goldilocks; the steadfast tin soldier
- Synopsis
- Promo, with order form, for back issues of Classics Illustrated Junior (H.R.N. 563).
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- Norman Nodel
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- non-fiction; biography
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- George Washington; Alexander Hamilton; Thomas Jefferson
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- Washington's early life and Presidency, including debates between Jefferson and Hamilton over the nature of American society and government.
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- educational; election; fact; history; Mount Vernon; President; surveyor; United States; Washington D.C.
Title taken from Henry "Light-Horse Harry" Lee's eulogy of Washington: "first in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen."
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- Gray Morrow
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- Gray Morrow
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- non-fiction; biography
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- John Adams; Abigail Adams
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- Career of John Adams
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- educational; election; fact; Fourth of July; history; Independence Day; President; United States; Washington D.C.; White House
portrait; illustrated border; benday
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- John Tartaglione
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- John Tartaglione
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- non-fiction; biography
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- Thomas Jefferson; Martha Wayles Jefferson; James Monroe
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- Jefferson's career, Presidency, and retirement
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- educational; election; fact; history; Lewis and Clark; President; United States; Washington D.C.; White House
Title taken from Jefferson's last words.
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- James Madison; James Monroe
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- Careers of Madison and Monroe
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- educational; election; fact; Fourth of July; history; Independence Day; President; United States; War of 1812; Washington D.C.; White House
portraits; spot illustrations
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- non-fiction; biography
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- Abraham Lincoln; William Herndon; Stephen A. Douglas
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- Lincoln is a successful lawyer and indulgent father who fights politically against the spread of slavery. Elected President, he guides the nation to emancipation and victory, only to be killed by an assassin.
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- American Civil War; educational; election; fact; history; Illinois; President; United States; Washington D.C.; White House
Title taken from one of the national goals as expressed in Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address: "to bind up the nation's wounds."
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- Heinrich Schliemann
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- The death and rediscovery of Mycenae
archaeology; archeology; Bronze Age; educational; fact; Greece
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- Read the best in the world's finest juvenile publication
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- Promo, with order form, for back issues of Classics Illustrated (H.R.N. 155)
Thumbnail of cover to # 149, Of on a Comet
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- Subscribe now! Today!
- Synopsis
- Promo, with order form, for subscriptions to The World Around Us
Thumbnails of four covers, most partly hidden