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Volume Two of A History of US covers the years 1600 through 1740. It's entertaining reading, with plenty of chiding for our forebears over their practice of slavery and religious intolerance. (

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Hamburgerclan | Aug 5, 2008 |

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A History of US (2)

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Making Thirteen Colonies

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Being a book about a narrow string of English settlements and the people who live in them. Benjamin Franklin (wise and witty) is one of them. So is Peter Stuyvesant (nasty but efficent). Spaniards--priests and settlers--and Indians--the land's natives--live nearby. Do they all get along? Read this book and find out.

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