We The People Pontiac Indian General and Statesman 1720-1769 by James R Rothaus

$ 4.41

Features: Ex-Library, Illustrated Inscribed: No Book Title: We The People Pontiac Publication Year: 1987 Item Width: 1 in Country of Origin: United States Type: Picture Book height: 9 in Personalized: No Signed: No Item Weight: 10 oz Item Height: 9 in Original Language: English Vintage: Yes Intended Audience: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults Publisher: Creative Education Edition: First Edition Genre: Historical, History width: 1 in Unit Type: Unit Era: 1980s Literary Movement: Modernism Book Series: We The People Language: English Author: James R. Rothaus Topic: American History, Cultural History, Native Americans Unit Quantity: 1 Narrative Type: Nonfiction Ex Libris: No Personalize: No Format: Hardcover Item Length: 6 in

Description

We The People Pontiac Indian General and Statesman 1720-1769 by James R Rothaus. Explore the pages of "We The People Pontiac" by James R. Rothaus, a compelling hardcover that takes you back to the early days of American history. This first edition picture book, published in 1987 by Creative Education, offers a rich narrative on the life and times of the renowned Pontiac, an iconic figure in Native American and cultural history. The book is meticulously crafted with illustrations that bring the story to life, making it suitable for a wide range of readers, from ages 4 to adults. Its vintage charm and historical focus provide an insightful glimpse into the era, making it a valuable addition to any collection of historical literature or educational resources. Explore the pages of "We The People Pontiac" by James R. Rothaus, a compelling hardcover that takes you back to the early days of American history. This first edition picture book, published in 1987 by Creative Education, offers a rich narrative on the life and times of the renowned Pontiac, an iconic figure in Native American and cultural history. The book is meticulously crafted with illustrations that bring the story to life, making it suitable for a wide range of readers, from ages 4 to adults. Its vintage charm and historical focus provide an insightful glimpse into the era, making it a valuable addition to any collection of historical literature or educational resources.