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Social life and customs
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Colonial Craftsmen and the Beginnings of American Industrycandlermaker, chandler, potter, soapmaker, printer, letterpress, papermaker, glassblower, bookbinders, tanner, blacksmith, cooper, miller, weaver,wigmaker, Apothecary, hatter, gunsmith, tinsmith, whit |
680 TUN |
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Native American festivals and ceremoniesDescribes some of the ceremonies and festivals that Native American peoples use to celebrate special occasions, give thanks, remember their dead, and communicate with spirits |
970.1 GLA |
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Celebrating the Day of the Dead
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VT 394.2 CEL |
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MaritchaThe story of Maritcha R?emond Lyons, born and raised in New York City, tells what it was like to be a black child born free during the days of slavery, and her fight to attend a whites-only high schoo |
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Magic windows |
306.85 LOM |
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Teens in Kenya |
305.235096762 CAN |
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Your Travel Guide to Civil War America |
973.7 DAY |
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World of Native AmericansAn illustrated survey of the history and customs of the native North Americans who are members of hundreds of different tribes with varying lifestyles over the centuries. |
970.1 WOO |
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Wigmaker, TheDescribes the advent of the wig as a fashion necessity in France and England, illustrates popular styles of eighteenth-century wigs, and explains the colonial wigmaker's technique in construction and |
680 FIS |
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What People Wore in Colonial AmericaDiscusses the types of clothing worn by the Puritans, the Quakers, farmers, and Native Americans during colonial times. |
646 DRA |
