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By Eva March Tappan

Published 1918
Houghton Mifflin Co.

138 pages

Original from Harvard University

Digitized Nov 28, 2005

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The Boys' and Girls' Readers: Teachers' Manual of Silent and Oral Reading - Page 238
by Emma Miller Bolenius - 1919 - 229 pages
... TAPPAN-KENDALL HISTORIES By EVA MARCH TAPPAN, Ph.D., and CALVIN N. KENDALL, LL.D. Book I. American Hero Stories. (For Grades IV-V.) By Eva March Tappan. Price, 60 cents. ...
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by Lewis Madison Terman, Margaret Lima, Charles Ainsworth Mitchell, Wilmington Institute Free Library, Wilmington, Del, Frank Morton Jones, Pratt Institute Library, Agnes Cowing, Mildred Maynard, East Orange (N.J.). Free Public Library, Art ancien S.A. - 1925 - 363 pages
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A Guide for Teaching History in Grades Six, Seven, and Eight - Page 148
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Murmansk - Page 106
In Murmansk on the Arctic Ocean and in Archangel on the White Sea immense quantities of food and munitions are stored. ...

San Marino - Page 67
but during this war she was almost as helpless in getting supplies as little San Marino would have been if Italy had been unfriendly. ...
more pages: 79

Belgrade - Page 4
The capital of Serbia was Belgrade. It was a clean' white city, and stood high up on a hill, looking far away to the mountains on the horizon. ...
more pages: 7 9 15 39 130 131

Luxemburg - Page 24
On the border line of France, south of Luxemburg, were forts and French troops. To pass these would be no easy matter; but with Belgium in her hands, ...
more pages: 22 132

Riga - Page 38
There was also an Eastern Front, which gradually extended itself from Riga on the Gulf of Riga to the Black Sea. ...
more pages: 105

Bucharest - Page 84
Early in December the Central Powers captured Bucharest, the Rumanian capital, and imposed upon its people a tax amounting to $380 a head. ...
more pages: 131

Jerusalem - Page 102
Gaza and Jerusalem that the Apostle Philip met the treasurer of Queen Candace riding in his chariot and reading some of the prophecies of the Old ...
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Berlin - Page 67
This alliance cleared the way for Germany's direct route from Berlin to Constantinople, save for the short distance across the corner of Serbia. ...
more pages: 99 130

Lille - Page 53
At Neuve Chapelle, not far from Lille in France, there was a three days' struggle. The English were gaining. Then came four and a half hours when ...

Paris - Page 37
The attempts to reach Calais and Paris were unsuccessful. On the other hand, the Germans held Belgium and also northeastern France, the portion of ...
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