We The People Osceola Seminole Indian War Chief 1803-1838 by James R. Rothaus

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Intended Audience: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults Illustrator: Yes Language: English Publication Year: 1987 height: 9 in Narrative Type: Nonfiction Ex Libris: No Vintage: Yes Genre: History, American History, Native American Book Title: We The People Osceola Unit Type: Unit Country of Origin: United States Personalized: No width: 1 in Author: James R. Rothaus Type: Picture Book Book Series: We The People Era: 1980s Inscribed: No Item Length: 6 in Features: Ex-Library, Illustrated Item Width: 1 in Item Weight: 15 oz Item Height: 9 in Signed: No Unit Quantity: 1 Edition: First Edition Topic: American History, Cultural History, Native Americans Literary Movement: Modernism Personalize: No Format: Hardcover Original Language: English Publisher: Creative Education

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We The People Osceola Seminole Indian War Chief 1803-1838 by James R. Rothaus. Dive into the rich tapestry of American history with "We The People: Osceola, Seminole Indian War Chief," part of the distinguished "We The People" series by Creative Education. This hardcover picture book, published in 1987, offers young readers an engaging look into the life and times of the legendary Seminole warrior, James R. Rotheaus. The book is a treasure for history enthusiasts of all ages, especially those interested in the cultural heritage and Native American narratives. It's replete with illustrations that bring the storytelling to life, making it an informative read for children and adults alike, including those in the 4-8, 9-12, and young adult age groups. Explore the pages and uncover the storied past of an iconic figure in American history. Dive into the rich tapestry of American history with "We The People: Osceola, Seminole Indian War Chief," part of the distinguished "We The People" series by Creative Education. This hardcover picture book, published in 1987, offers young readers an engaging look into the life and times of the legendary Seminole warrior, James R. Rotheaus. The book is a treasure for history enthusiasts of all ages, especially those interested in the cultural heritage and Native American narratives. It's replete with illustrations that bring the storytelling to life, making it an informative read for children and adults alike, including those in the 4-8, 9-12, and young adult age groups. Explore the pages and uncover the storied past of an iconic figure in American history.