Ten American girls from history
By: by Kate Dickinson Sweetser ; illus. by George Alfred Williams.
Publisher: Harper
Published: 1917
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Women -- Biography; United States -- Biography
Genres: Biography.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 299-[300]
Table of contents: title: Pocahontas: the Indian girl of the Virginia forest.; title: Dorothy Quincy: the girl of colonial days who heard the first gun fired for independence.; title: Molly Pitcher: the brave gunner of the Battle of Monmouth.; title: Elizabeth Van Lew: the girl who risked all that slavery might be abolished and the union preserved.; title: Ida Lewis: the girl who kept Lime Rock burning; a heroic life-saver.; title: Clara Barton: "The angel of the battlefields."; title: Virginia Reed: midnight heroine of the plains in pioneer days of America.; title: Louisa M. Alcott:  author of "Little women."; title: Clara Morris: the girl who won fame as an actress.; title: Anna Dickinson: the girl orator.