Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Ates Short America, of the United of Beginners
Careful observers of our public schools are well aware that the average limit of school age is not above thirteen or fourteen years. Within that period pupils are expected to learn to read, to write, and to spell; to have a fair acquaintance with numbers and with geography; and to be able to express themselves with some facility in the ordinary forms of composition. If, there fore, the majority of children in America are to learn anything of their country's history While they are in school, they should have it brought to their attention in some other form than is common.
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