A History of the United States
Book Details
| Title: | A History of the United States | ||
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| Published: | 1909 | ||
| Publisher: | Allyn and Bacon | ||
| Tags: | history, non-fiction, U.S.A. | ||
| Description: | The last literary work of the late President Adams was a school history of the United States. In this undertaking he was associated with Professor Trent of Columbia University. The book has been five years in the making, and the manuscript was finished and about half the proof corrected at the time of President Adam's death. Three principal objects in writing it are set forth in the preface: “First, to present fully and with fairness the Southern point of view in the great controversies that long threatened to divide the Union. “Second, to treat the Revolutionary War, and the causes that led to it, impartially and with more regard for British contentions than has been usual among American writers. “Third, to emphasize the importance of the West in the growth and development of the United States.” The text is intended to meet the requirements of the high-school course suggested by the Committee of Seven and already very widely adopted. —The American Historical Review, July 1903 [Suggest a different description.] |
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| Downloads: | 645 | ||
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Author Bio for Adams, Charles Kendall
Charles Kendall Adams (1835-1902) was an American educator and historian. Born in Vermont, he studied at the University of Michigan. He taught Latin and history at Michigan and in 1881 he moved to Cornell University in. In 1885 he became president of Cornell and in 1893 became president of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He wrote several books on history including the "Manual of Historical Literature" and "History of the United States". He also edited a 12-volume encyclopedia called "Universal Cyclopaedia" which was published in 1900. (Who Was Who in America)
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