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This book offers a concise look at how people lived in the New England colonies between 1565 and 1776. It explores social life, customs, and the Day‑to‑day experiences of children and families during that period. Designed for junior readers, it provides a practical glimpse into the Puritan‑led communities that shaped early American history.
First publish date: 1964
Genre: History/Modern History
Authors: Ann McGovern
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