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| Home Life in Colonial Days Alice Morse Earle
Alice Morse Earle (1851-1911) was the first American historian to chronicle the everyday life of the Colonial Era. She was a prolific and popular pioneer of her studies.
$18.95 (Canada $21.00)
This title is not currently available for purchase from The Countryman Press. Booksellers may order through Ingram Book Company or Baker and Taylor; individuals may order wherever books are sold. |
Written in 1898, Home Life in Colonial Days is a comprehensive account of the daily life and customs of the people of pre-Revolutionary America. Travel, meals, modes of dress, flower gardening, industry, social customs, and much more are described.
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