The Story of Eli Whitney
Author:
Jean Lee Latham Complete Authored Works
Illustrator:
Fritz Kredel
Publication:
1953 by Aladdin Books
Genre:
Biography, Non-fiction
Series:
American Heritage Series Members Only
Pages:
192
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Only a story like this, which gets inside the mind and heart of the characters, can give young Americans an understanding of their history. From the faith of a Yankee pedlar at the beginning of the Revolution, from the sympathy of Thomas Jefferson, from the confidence of spirited, lively Catherine Greene, Eli Whitney drew the strength to travel the long road of achievement. But this story make it vividly clear that the spark of genius within the man himself was needed to create the tools that changed the face of America.
Fritz Kredel’s clear and simple illustrations add beauty and distinction to this moving story.
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The Story of Eli Whitney
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The Story of Eli Whitney
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The Story of Eli Whitney
Eli Whitney is famous for having invented the cotton gin, but little is known about the trials he endured as he developed it, the never-ending legal battles he was forced to fight...
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