Veritas Press Catalog 2008/2009 - (Page 44) F The Life of Washington Josephine Pollard I F T H G R A D E First published in 1893, this reprint exhibits the true greatness of Washington in a very readable biography. A book demonstrating great character. Soft 113p 27 #075-065 $10.95 smaller siblings. Suddenly an Indian attack is upon them. A great work of historical fiction. Soft 202p 13 #305-387 $13.95 Ocean of Truth: The Story of Isaac Newton Joyce McPherson The Matchlock Gun Walter D. Edmonds In 1756, New York State was still a British colony, and the French and Indians were constant threats to Edward and his family. When his father was called away to watch for a raid from the north, only Edward was left to protect his mother and sister. A great read. Soft 62p 16 #567-040 $6.99 A biography of one of the most significant scientists and mathematicians in history. He invented Calculus, discovered the principles of gravity and motion, and much more. Soft 136p #235-140 $12.95 Lift the Lid on Pirates Many people have no idea that pirates played a significant role during this time period. Did you know that Cotton Mather took the gospel to the pirates? These hands-on activities will help you to explain this time period. Great for use with Salt in his Blood. #497-032 $21.95 Of Plymouth Plantation William Bradford The Minute Boys Series Edward Stratemeyer Great tools to teach the War for Independence. These fictional accounts chronicle 16-year-old Roger Morse turned patriot. Demonstrated bravery is clear in these well-written accounts that were first published in 1898. Bunker Hill Soft 319p 19 #045-185 $14.95 Lexington Soft 306p 19 #045-187 $14.95 This primary source is Governor Bradford’s firsthand account of the hand of God establishing a mighty work in America amidst every conceivable (and inconceivable) hardship. A must for any serious student of history. Hard 353p 9 #375-010 $24.00 Once on This Island Gloria Whelan The Light in the Forest Conrad Richter John Cameron Butler was born into a frontier family. But all that he could remember, all that he loved, was Indian, as he was captured by the Indians as a very young boy. Suddenly at 15, due to a treaty, he is returned to his roots and has much to learn in his “new life.” Soft 120p #317-020 Douglas Wilson The Monroe Family Chronicles $6.50 The List C.D. Baker If “the list” falls into the wrong hands, it will endanger the lives of those fighting for liberty. This compelling work of historical fiction—set in Philadelphia during the time of the British occupation of that city—is based on the fact that such a list actually did exist, and did disappear under mysterious circumstances. Soft 349p 19 #465-188 This series takes young readers to the early colonies, teaching both the history of major events affecting America and how godly character relates to them. We are flattered to publish the first series of fiction written by our friend, Doug Wilson. He may be better known for his influence on education but the intrigue of this series may prove another legacy. You be the judge. The books are listed in chronological order. Blackthorn Winter Soft 141p #000-955 $12.00 Susan Creek Soft 124p #000-957 $12.00 Two Williams Soft 144p (shown) #000-958 $12.00 With war breaking out with England one last time, the summer of 1812 was a lonely time for Mary. She and her sister found themselves alone on the family farm. Read how they outsmart British soldiers, keep their farm intact and, most important, keep a cherished dream alive. Soft 186p 31 #255-625 $6.99 Pilgrims: Then and Now Gary L. Marks Mourt’s Relation: A Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth $12.99 edited by Dwight Heath A must read before visiting Plymouth or reading Of Plymouth Plantation. Rev. Marks’ passion for getting the story right on these sometimes misunderstood people is clear. We can be proud of these couragous people. Soft 36p 8, 9 #578-700 $6.00 Potomac Captive: The Adventures of Henry Fleete Jan Fleet Umhau The Look-It-Up Book of Explorers Elizabeth Cody Kimmel Covers many of the explorers, including all that are listed on the Veritas Press history cards. A great tool to use for IEW writing exercises, too. Soft 128p 1–5 #490-607 $10.99 Originally printed in 1622 under the title A Relationship or Journal of the English Plantation settled at Plymouth, is the first published account of the coming of the Pilgrims to the New World to settle Plimouth Plantation. This primary source is a MUST! Soft 96p 8, 9 #045-190 $9.95 The Mystery at Jamestown Carole Marsh Expensive, but worth it. Written by a direct descendant of Henry Fleete, she has long been intrigued with why her ancestor alone was spared while his 20 companions were massacred on the bank of the Potomac. A danger-filled adventure that accurately portrays the early 17th-century Chesapeake frontier. Soft 160p 16 #305-483 $17.95 Madeleine Takes Command Ethel Brill In 1692 the French Canadian frontier was just settled. This is the compelling story of the survival of 14-year-old Madeleine, left at the family fort to watch over her Part of the Carole Marsh mystery series. Join Mimi, Papa, Grant and Christina as they travel to Jamestown to find a mystery awaiting them. An archeologist is accused of stealing some priceless remains, and they must help him. Along the way they meet Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. Soft 142p 7 #305-437 $5.95 The Reb and the Redcoats Constance Savery An unusual twist to historical fiction about the War for Independence, as seen through the eyes of a British family to whom an American prisoner of war had been entrusted. 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