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Voice From Colonial America North Carolina

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Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction Grade From: Fifth Grade Item Length: 10.1 in Intended Audience: Juvenile Audience LC Classification Number: F257.C29 2007 Publisher: National Geographic Society Illustrator: Yes ISBN-13: 9781426300325 Item Weight: 16 Oz Item Height: 0.5 in Dewey Edition: 22 width: 7.8 in Item Width: 7.8 in Number of Pages: 112 Pages Author: Matthew Cannavale Book Title: Voices from Colonial America: North Carolina 1524-1776 ISBN: 9781426300325 Dewey Decimal: 975.6/02 Format: Hardcover Language: English Grade To: Ninth Grade Publication Year: 2007 Book Series: National Geographic Voices from Colonialamerica Ser. height: 0.5 in Features: Library Binding LCCN: 2006-036004 Topic: History / United States / State & Local, History / United States / Colonial & Revolutionary Periods, People & Places / United States / General ISBN-10: 1426300328

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Voice From Colonial America North Carolina. "Voices from Colonial America: North Carolina 1524-1776" is a historical nonfiction book aimed at a juvenile audience. Written by Matthew Cannavale, the book offers a thrilling adventure through the early history of North Carolina, touching on key events such as the Lost Colony of Roanoke, the Tuscarora War, and the American Revolution. With illustrations and a steady pace, the book brings to life the vibrant and often dramatic story of the state's colonial period, making it an engaging read for students in grades 5 to 9. "Voices from Colonial America: North Carolina 1524-1776" is a historical nonfiction book aimed at a juvenile audience. Written by Matthew Cannavale, the book offers a thrilling adventure through the early history of North Carolina, touching on key events such as the Lost Colony of Roanoke, the Tuscarora War, and the American Revolution. With illustrations and a steady pace, the book brings to life the vibrant and often dramatic story of the state's colonial period, making it an engaging read for students in grades 5 to 9.

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