America First: 100 Stories from Our Own History

Leif the Lucky, the swamp march to Vincennes, the Pony Express — a hundred true adventure stories from American history, told the way children begged to hear them in 1920.

King George and the Colonies

3 pages in this part of America First.

King George and the Colonies

We must not get the idea that the Colonies in America were disloyal in their allegiance to the mother country. On the contrary, they loved…

King George and the Colonies: Parliament

Instead of choosing the wisest and best men in the kingdom to be his advisers and ministers, George III turned to the weaker men, who…

King George and the Colonies: Colonists

In spite of the protest of some really great men in England, who knew the Colonists were illtreated, the King went blindly and obstinately…

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