Enid LaMonte Meadowcroft

A biography of the Sioux Indian called Curly who grew up to win the name Crazy Horse and to lead his tribe against Custer at the Little Bighorn.

A biography of Geronimo, chief of the southern Chiricahua band of Apache Indians, who rose to leadership through the ranks of his tribe and plundered the Arizona countryside for many years before accepting the white man's treaty.

David and Jim use the Underground Railroad to travel North in 1860.

A biography of the Virginia surveyor, plantation owner, and soldier who became first President of the United States.

Describes the life and notable accomplishments of Ben Franklin, eighteenth-century American printer, statesman, writer, and inventor.

A biography of Benjamin Franklin: printer, journalist, and statesman, as well as inventor who, by flying a kite, discovered that lightning is electricity.

A biography of the famous woodsman and hunter who could snuff a candle with a bullet, was hated by every bear in the county, and was known by politicians as "the gamecock of the wilderness."

A biography of the great inventor whose creations have contributed to the comfort, convenience, and entertainment of people all over the world.

A vividly descriptive biography depicting the life of Pharaoh Ikhnaton and his fight to rid the Egyptians of their false gods. For young readers.

A biography of the President who wasted his inheritance on horse racing and cock fights, fatally wounded a lawyer in a pistol duel, and married a divorcée in 1791.

The life of a youngster who takes part in the exciting times and hard work on the newly opened Erie Canal in 1825.