This day in American history
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"With each day of the year, some anniversary from American history comes and goes. From January 10, 1776, the day Thomas Paine published his now-famous, "Common Sense," to December 20, 1998, when 27-year-old Nkem Chukwu, delivered the last of the only surviving octuplets in history, the calendar is rife with historic events - some celebrated, others widely unknown - from the early, middle, and later days of the Republic.".
"This book, a trove of valuable facts for teachers, students, and history aficionados, presents hundreds of years of information - reaching back even to the nation's prehistory to commemorate, for instance, the birth of Amerigo Vespucci - in an easy-to-use, day-by-day format with full coverage for each of the 365 days."--BOOK JACKET.
"This book, a trove of valuable facts for teachers, students, and history aficionados, presents hundreds of years of information - reaching back even to the nation's prehistory to commemorate, for instance, the birth of Amerigo Vespucci - in an easy-to-use, day-by-day format with full coverage for each of the 365 days."--BOOK JACKET.
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