
The Boston Tea Party: Colonists Protest the British Government
by Samuel Willard Crompton
"The Boston Tea Party: Colonists Protest the British Government" by Samuel Willard Crompton, published by Chelsea House in 2011, is a first edition hardcover. This ex-library copy is part of the "Milestones in American History" series, focusing on the historical significance of the Boston Tea Party. It shows typical library wear, with no dust jacket. A valuable resource for young readers interested in American history. ISBN: 978-1-60413-764-4.
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The book is a hardcover in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical of ex-library copies. There are library stamps and markings present. The binding remains intact, although there are visible signs of wear on the spine and corners. The absence of a dust jacket is noted. Overall, the book is structurally sound with clean pages, suitable for reading and research purposes.
About This 2011 Edition
This hardcover edition of "The Boston Tea Party: Colonists Protest the British Government" by Samuel Willard Crompton is published by Chelsea House in 2011. The book is part of the "Milestones in American History" series, providing a detailed account of the iconic protest that played a significant role in American history. This first edition offers insights into the events surrounding the Boston Tea Party, aimed at a juvenile audience. The book's publisher, Chelsea House, is known for educational and historical publications, making this a reliable resource for young readers interested in the American Revolution. The copyright page confirms the publication year as 2011, with the first edition printed in August of that year. This copy is ex-library, indicated by stamps and markings from the Metropolitan Library System. The physical condition reflects typical library use, with the absence of a dust jacket. This edition is a valuable addition for those studying or collecting works on American history, particularly the events leading up to the Revolutionary War.
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