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| Peary, a Hero of the Great White North |
137 |
| COLONISTS AND PIONEERS |
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| John Smith, the Captain of Many Adventures |
145 |
| Champlain, the Father of New France |
151 |
| Myles Standish, the Brave Little Captain of Plymouth |
160 |
| John Winthrop, a Puritan Maker of Massachusetts |
170 |
| Roger Williams, a Minister Who Lived the Golden Rule |
176 |
| Lord Baltimore, Calvert and Claiborne, the Three Fathers of Maryland |
180 |
| William Penn, the Founder of Pennsylvania |
185 |
| PATRIOTS OF THE REVOLUTION |
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| Patrick Henry, the “Firebrand of the Revolution” |
190 |
| Nathan Hale, Who Spoke the Bravest Words in History |
194 |
| Lafayette, the Boy Hero of Two Worlds |
201 |
| The Immortal Reply of John Paul Jones |
208 |
| General Marion, the Carolina “Swamp Fox” |
217 |
| WINNERS OF THE WEST |
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| Wolfe and Montcalm, the Rival Heroes of Quebec |
224 |
| Daniel Boone, the Great Indian Fighter of Kentucky |
232 |
| George Rogers Clark, the Young Hero with a Great
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