Franklin gives himself and offers his fortune to help the 13 colonies receive fairness from Britain.저자 Barbara Steiner

Can the 13 Colonies work together as Benjamin Franklin helps them build a postal system?저자 Barbara Steiner

Retirement has exciting opportunities for Benjamin Franklin.저자 Barbara Steiner

Imagine being a skilled writer, publisher, printer, inventor, business entrepreneur, retiring at age 42 with enough money to pay your bills, AND THEN starting a "world" of experiments.저자 Barbara Steiner

Success: Ben Franklin defeats business competition, builds his newspaper audience, and develops Poor Richards Almanac for an international audience.저자 Barbara Steiner

Ben becomes a printing entrepreneur, choses a wife, and brainstorms changes for Philadelphia.저자 Barbara Steiner

Ben Franklin was an unstoppable force from one job to the next, building new skills and stepping into opportunity!저자 Barbara Steiner

Ben Franklin possessed a fuel that never ceased-curiosity!저자 Barbara Steiner

Wounded soldiers and victims in disaster meet The Angel of the Battlefield, Clara Barton!저자 Barbara Steiner

Clara Barton, an extraordinary woman and founder of the Red Cross, confronts her shyness, depression, and poor health.저자 Barbara Steiner

31 men, only one woman, and a new baby map a route across the West!저자 Barbara Steiner

Fact and fiction swirl around Sacajawea, including surprises.저자 Barbara Steiner

Jesus demonstrates unique power with natures forces and a man possessed with demons.저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard becomes a tenacious, effective crusader for womens legal rights and the mentally ill when their rights are often legally ignored.저자 Barbara Steiner

Theophilus plots to place Elizabeth into another asylum.The Law of Coverture will not protect her.저자 Barbara Steiner

Though trapped in an asylum, Elizabeth Packard helps patients and continues her search for freedom.저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard is moved into an asylum ward where harsh treatment often breaks patients spirits. She is determined to survive and help patients.저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard discovers that she has been tricked by the director of Jacksonville Insane Asylum. She takes action!저자 Barbara Steiner

While Elizabeth Packard discovers abuse to patients, she shines God's hope to them, which puts her into jeopardy.저자 Barbara Steiner

Meet a pioneer circuit rider, Peter Cartwright.저자 Barbara Steiner

Tenacity drove Marine recruits and the signers of the Declaration of Independence.저자 Barbara Steiner

Only in America would such people mix and argue about the government they wanted.저자 Barbara Steiner

Could Elizabeth trust superintendent McFarland or was he deliberately crushing female independence?저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard is betrayed by her husband and the superintendent of the mental asylum.저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard is abandoned by her husband and declares, I have used my reason, not lost it!저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard is forced to spend her first night in Jacksonville Insane Asylum in 1860.저자 Barbara Steiner

Betrayal and trickery result in Elizabeth Packard's legal kidnapping to a mental asylum in 1860.저자 Barbara Steiner

Elizabeth Packard's husband committed his wife to an Illinois insane asylum for refusing to accept his viewpoints.저자 Barbara Steiner

I was amazed that Mom was so humble and strong that she apologized to me.저자 Barbara Steiner

Was Jesus going to stay in His tomb?저자 Barbara Steiner

With new courage Joseph asks, May I have the body of Jesus?저자 Barbara Steiner

A Roman centurion is shocked by what happens at the crucifixion of Jesus.저자 Barbara Steiner

Arrested, charged, tried, and sentenced! Unfair! Jesus is not guilty!저자 Barbara Steiner

Peters swift defense is followed with cowardice.저자 Barbara Steiner

Am I a dangerous criminal? Is that why you brought weapons to help you take me?저자 Barbara Steiner

Jesus is deserted and betrayed.저자 Barbara Steiner

I knew I should wear green on St. Patrick's Day or I would get pinched. But, how come?저자 Barbara Steiner

The first major battle of the Mexican-American War featured meritorious bravery and exceptional use of artillery.저자 Barbara Steiner

How could victory be won at Palo Alto?저자 Barbara Steiner

1840's: Can Mexico and the U.S. settle their differences without war?저자 Barbara Steiner

Tensions explode between Texans and the Mexican government, after Texas becomes part of the United States.저자 Barbara Steiner

What should my rights as a United States citizen be? What are my God-given rights?저자 Barbara Steiner

Americans receive a terrific opportunity to settle in Tejas.저자 Barbara Steiner

Not only was Wilma Rudolph fast, she was beautiful and graceful with a hard-to-believe story.저자 Barbara Steiner

Polio is not going to determine what Wilma Rudolph can do!저자 Barbara Steiner

Books have changed minds and nations. When people read Uncle Toms Cabin by author Harriet Beecher Stowe,many felt the cruelty and injustice of owning human beings.저자 Barbara Steiner

Hannah's little boy, Samuel, hears God's voice.저자 Barbara Steiner

Can the king identify the true mother?저자 Barbara Steiner

Mary travels 93 miles to Bethlehem on a donkey with her husband Joseph. What extraordinary event in history occurs there and to her?저자 Barbara Steiner

Mary is visited by an angel with an unusual message!저자 Barbara Steiner