Epstein, Sam

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Junior science book of seashells

Describes the life cycle of the knobbed whelk, identifies different types of shells and their usefulness to man, and gives suggestions for building a shell collection.

Young Paul Revere's Boston

In the Massachusetts Bay Colony's bustling seaport city, young Paul Revere saw about him the heart of Colonial America. Here is Boston as he and other early patriots knew it.

A year of Japanese festivals

Describes the celebration of several Japanese festivals including Hi Matsuri, Girls' Day, The One Thousand Person Procession, the Okunchi Festival, and the Peace Festival.

Mister Peale's mammoth

1977
Enthralled by the new science of natural history, a famous American painter establishes a museum in his home and organizes a scientific expedition to find and dig up a complete mammoth skeleton.

Secret in a sealed bottle

Lazzaro Spallanzani's work with microbes
1979
A biography of the 18th century Italian whose experiments with microbes disproved the theory of spontaneous generation and provided a base for the work of future scientists.

Charles de Gaulle, defender of France

1973
The life of the French soldier, liberator, and statesman, stressing the events and political maneuverings during his career as President of the Republic.

Look in the mirror

1973
Suggests simple activities that demonstrate some of the many characteristics and uses of mirrors.

The first book of printing

1975
Traces the importance of printing as a means of communication from the invention of moveable type to today's modern presses.

Winston Churchill: Lion of Britain

1971
A biography of the British statesman, author, and military strategist who was one of the world leaders of the twentieth century.

Andrews raid, or, The great locomotive chase, April 12, 1862

The story of a group of union raiders who stole a locomotive and blew up bridges and tunnels as they headed northward from Atlanta to Chattanooga.

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