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Watchwords of Liberty

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Author(s):Robert Lawson
Illustrator(s):Robert Lawson
Publisher(s): Little, Brown and Company
Year Published: 1943
Type: Hardcover
Genre: American
History - American
Age Range: Ages 7-9: Short Chapter Books
Pages: 115
This is an All-Time Great Children's Book (ATGCB)
LCCN: 43010336
OCLC: 265709051

Description

Robert Lawson puts famous quotations from American history in their context and illuminates them with his illustrations.

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Other Editions

Watchwords of Liberty New Edition (1957)

A collection of quotations from famous personages in American history.

For this new edition, the author has revised the pledge and the first two paragraphs of the foreword.

The final quotation is now from John Philpot Curran - Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty - instead of FDR's - The Heart of This Nation Is Sound, to reflect the ebbing of wartime passions.

The paper is a little thinner and the binding cloth is more washable. The dust jacket is unchanged.

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Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
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