Jefferson Davis
Author:
Patricia Miles Martin
Illustrator:
Salem Tamer
Publication:
1966 by G.P. Putnam's Sons
Genre:
Biography, Non-fiction
Series:
A See and Read Beginning to Read Biography 
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Pages:
63
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During America's great Civil War, Jefferson Davis was President of the Confederate States. The Southern states felt that they had the right to extend slavery and leave the Union. Jefferson Davis believed this, too.
In this easy-to-read story, Mrs. Martin tells of Jefferson Davis' life as a schoolboy, army man, senator and plantation owner. Although he lived as he had been taught to live, Jefferson Davis must also be remembered as a man who fought to extend slavery.
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Patricia Miles Martin
1899 -1986American
PATRICIA MILES MARTIN, who lives in San Mateo, California, is the author of Sylvester Jones and the Voice in the Forest. She spent her childhood on ... See more
Salem Tamer
AmericanSalem Tamer has been making pictures as far back as he can remember, but his formal art training includes studies at Vesper George School in Boston ... See more
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