Price Hossell, Karen

Chronicles the events that led to the Declaration of Independence, describes its composition and revision, examines each of its sections, and discusses its restoration and display.

Explores the history of human flight, from the first experiments at Kitty Hawk to superjumbo jets, focusing on the contributions made by the Wright Brothers and featuring first-hand accounts of early pilots and observers.

Provides a history of the Articles of Confederation, explains why they are important, and describes how historical documents such as this can be restored and preserved.

Profiles Benedict Arnold, an accomplished soldier of the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War who is best remembered as a traitor and spy for the British during his time as commander of West Point.

Contains sixteen essays that examine the experiences of Irish immigrants to the United States, look at what life was like for immigrants who came to the U.S. because of Ireland's potato famine, and discuss the role of the Irish in U.S. history and society, and includes profiles of notable Irish Americans.

Describes several aspects of the life of Founding Father George Washington, covering his military career, his presidency, his life at Mount Vernon, his treatment of his slaves, and his legacy. Includes fourteen primary documents, discussion questions, a chronology, and a further reading list.

Provides information on the White House, its history as the home of the president of the United States, how it was built, its many renovations, and an introduction to many of the presidents who lived there.

Provides a history of the Bill of Rights, explains each of the amendments and the freedoms it protects, and describes how historical documents such as this can be restored and preserved.

Recounts the events leading up to the colonists' defiant act against the British known as the Boston Tea Party and describes the event itself, showing how it ultimately climaxed in the American Revolution.

Presents a short history of colonial Delaware from 1638 to 1776 that describes family life, working in a colonial society, and dealings with native peoples of the region.