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A Brief History of the United States

By Joel Dorman Steele
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The book presents a concise, single-term survey of United States history arranged in chronological epochs—from early discoveries and colonial development through the Revolution, the growth of the states, the Civil War, and Reconstruction—augmented by maps, questions, and topical headings to aid classroom study. It emphasizes select key events and memorable features of battles, links leading dates, explains causes and effects, and includes footnote sketches of prominent officeholders and appendices of foundational documents and review exercises. Pedagogical guidance for map work, recitation, and topical study is provided throughout to support teachers and students.

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Joel Dorman Steele

Joel Dorman Steele was an American author and educator known for his contributions to educational literature in the late 19th century. He is particularly recognized for his works aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of American history and health sciences. His notable titles include "A Brief History of the United States," which presents an accessible overview of the nation's past, and "Hygienic Physiology: with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics," which addresses health and wellness issues relevant to his time. Steele's writings reflect a commitment to educating the public on important social topics.

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