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This graphic story of the growth of freedom, its high points and its set-backs, opens with America's birth of freedom—the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It then goes back in time to show some of the earlier "birthdays of freedom."

Mrs. Foster has planned to present the whole story in two books written to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the American Library Association. This one, which is an independent unit, shows America's heritage from the ancient world. There are striking decorative maps and a time chart, as well as handsome illustrations for each page. The story may be read in pictures, maps and large type headings, or followed more closely in the text. It is an important contribution from an author-artist who has already done much to give young people a new approach to history.

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Genevieve Foster

Genevieve Foster

1893 - 1979
American
When Genevieve Foster was a girl she studied history because she had to, not because she liked it. It was not until she had grown up and had childre... See more

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