America Yesteryears eBook James Crutchfield
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In America's Yesteryears, James A. Crutchfield takes us through the most important events that shaped America from 1492 until the start of the Civil War. Presented in short vignettes, these easy-to-read accounts cover the key events in the formation of an emerging America.
America Yesteryears eBook James Crutchfield
Americas Yesteryears is an incredible summation, in which James Crutchfield uses unique methodology to enlighten newbies and refresh oldies on American History. I never paid much attention to any history in school, so it was nice to read this with my thirteen year old nephew and learn new things together.Beginning in 1492 readers are given details on the arrival of Columbus, which is probably one of the few pieces of history etched in our heads, however Crutchfield recounts it with a youthful adaptation.Continuing through the years with historical events we know (or should know, but many do not), the author elaborates on details offering more than we learned in class. It is succinct, yet illuminating.
I especially loved the Lewis and Clark areas, which seemed more elaborative than other events, but then their expedition was vital to development of our country. Having recently watched L&C expedition on PBS, I still learned a couple of things that were not covered on the television documentary.
Americas Yesteryears ends in 1860 with details of how the Pony Express began via an advertisement soliciting skinny, wiry, men younger than age eighteen, and preferably orphans. Once again, Crutchfield offer a unique insight on the importance of youth in building this nation.
I hope this book becomes part of all schools as it is much more interesting than standard history textbooks!
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America Yesteryears eBook James Crutchfield Reviews
Not enough is written with the correct focus on how humanity's timeline perservered to this point in history.
Reading again some of these events heard about only for the first time makes James Crutchfields tome a must read.
Very informative and interesting.
America's Yesteryears by Author James A. Crutchfield
If you are a history buff of any kind, you will thoroughly enjoy "America's Yesteryears". From the late 1500's when Christopher Columbus supposedly discovered America in 1492 with his three ships, the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria...right through to the start of the Civil War, Author James A. Crutchfield takes his readers on a well-written and informative historical ride. I can only imagine the time, effort, and hours of research spent on writing and publishing this interesting and fact-filled book. The short vignettes make it easy to read as well as comprehend all the information presented. Well done!
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Americas Yesteryears is an incredible summation, in which James Crutchfield uses unique methodology to enlighten newbies and refresh oldies on American History. I never paid much attention to any history in school, so it was nice to read this with my thirteen year old nephew and learn new things together.
Beginning in 1492 readers are given details on the arrival of Columbus, which is probably one of the few pieces of history etched in our heads, however Crutchfield recounts it with a youthful adaptation.Continuing through the years with historical events we know (or should know, but many do not), the author elaborates on details offering more than we learned in class. It is succinct, yet illuminating.
I especially loved the Lewis and Clark areas, which seemed more elaborative than other events, but then their expedition was vital to development of our country. Having recently watched L&C expedition on PBS, I still learned a couple of things that were not covered on the television documentary.
Americas Yesteryears ends in 1860 with details of how the Pony Express began via an advertisement soliciting skinny, wiry, men younger than age eighteen, and preferably orphans. Once again, Crutchfield offer a unique insight on the importance of youth in building this nation.
I hope this book becomes part of all schools as it is much more interesting than standard history textbooks!
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