Tears for The Children

Tears for The Children

Tears for The Children

M.L. Williams

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Xulon Press
Año de edición:
2017
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9781545601525
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Campfires of the Afro-American or the Colored Man As A Patriot was written by Chaplain James B. Guthrie and begins with the first arrivals in America. It was published in 1899 and is available through the Library of Congress for viewing only. It is 772 pages of history from the beginning through many battles and skirmishes from 1776 until 1899. Chaplain Guthrie speaks of bravery and sacrifice for this new country.

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