Jeri Ferris
Autore di Go Free or Die: A Story About Harriet Tubman
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Go Free or Die: A Story about Harriet Tubman di Jeri Ferris
Includes a map and an epilogue on the rest of her life.
Noah Webster’s American Dictionary played an influential role in the development of a common language in the United States. The author does an excellent job telling the story of Noah Webster and why he decided to develop the American Dictionary. Author’s Note, Bibliography, Timeline.
64 page biography of Noah Webster. Fairly uninteresting black and white illustrations. This is at least partly due to the subject matter, Noah Webster wrote spellers and dictionaries, he didn't have cool apparatus, like Benjamin Franklin.
The narrative tries to help the reader relate by describing, a bit too speculatively, the subjects feelings. It gives a reasonable outline of Noah Webster's life. He was rather young to be a "Founding Father", he was still in college during the War for American Independence and didn't drop out to be an officer with nearly the same enthusiasm as Alexander Hamilton.
Still, definitely worth the read if you know as little about Noah Webster as I do.… (altro)
The narrative tries to help the reader relate by describing, a bit too speculatively, the subjects feelings. It gives a reasonable outline of Noah Webster's life. He was rather young to be a "Founding Father", he was still in college during the War for American Independence and didn't drop out to be an officer with nearly the same enthusiasm as Alexander Hamilton.
Still, definitely worth the read if you know as little about Noah Webster as I do.… (altro)
This book is about Noah Webster and his life. It explains how he decided to become a scholar and why and how he wrote Webster's Dictionary.
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