"Are we doing a good enough job of teaching our children what America is and what she represents in the long history of the world?. . . We've got to do a better job of getting across the idea that America is freedom-freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of enterprise. And freedom is special and rare. It's fragile and it needs protection . . . So we've got to teach history based not on what's in fashion, but on what's important, on why the pilgrims came here. . . If we forget what we did we won't know who we are-I am warning of an eradication of the American memory that could result ultimately in an erosion of The American Spirit." President Ronald Reagan. . . Farewell AddressHomeschoolers' Comments
"This is absolutely one of my favorite history books. I love the God-centered approach. Every event of history is brought back to the sovereignty of God & how His hand is evident throughout. Even the events that seem devastating are shown later to be in God's plan and God rewards the wicked and the good. It is such interesting reading that even the most ardent hater of history will find this book
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The Story Of Liberty
The secular humanists have edited God out of history! Now you can read what they cut out. Reprinted from the original 1879 edition, this book tells you the price that was paid for our freedom and how it was won. Beginning with the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 AD and continuing through the story of John Wycliff, Columbus, and finally to the landing of the godly Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock, this story was written graphically "so that you will comprehend what liberty has cost, and what it is worth". Ruthless cruelty against those who were 'politically incorrect' and especially toward those wanting to read the Bible in their own language is portrayed. An excellent historical resource for your library. |
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Study Guide For The Story Of Liberty
Contains 3 main features designed to provide a comprehensive moral understanding of the people, main events and ideas contained in Coffin's valuable book. Each chapter of the 98-page guide contains fill-in-the-blank questions to help facilitate personal and group study sessions or home schooling classes. The full size guide comes with a separate answer booklet. |
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Sweet Land of Liberty
This sequel to The Story of Liberty tells the historical highlights of colonial America with a providential view. Written by a civil war correspondent and children's author - Charles Coffin - in 1881. The 13 colonies were founded by people of great courage and great faith. Mr. Coffin takes us on an exciting tour of each colony, and the history of how each one was used by God. This book is fast-paced and extremely interesting. Graphic details of hangings, Indian scalpings and body dismemberment are just a few of the occurences that early Americans endured - giving the reader an appreciation for the price of freedom. Amazing details add life and meaning to every chapter. By the end you'll see how God indeed orchestrated the founding of the United States of America. |
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The Boys of '76
"In this modern era of historical dishonesty, the works of Charles Coffin stand strong. His fear of God, his love for his country and his respect for historical truth all combine to give us a faithful, passionate, and accurate story of our nations's fight for liberty. I pray that everyone, young and old alike, will read and remember The Boys of '76." |
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