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John Jay: Early America (Primary Source Readers)

by Roben Alarcon

Series: Primary Source Readers (Early America)

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John Jay was the very first Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. This engaging biography allows children to learn about Jay's long career in government â?? from governor of New York to Secretary of Affairs. The easy to read text and captivating images will have readers interested and eager to learn! This book also features a table of contents and a glossary for further understanding of the conte… (more)
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John Jay was the very first Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. This engaging biography allows children to learn about Jay's long career in government â?? from governor of New York to Secretary of Affairs. The easy to read text and captivating images will have readers interested and eager to learn! This book also features a table of contents and a glossary for further understanding of the conte

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