Milton Meltzer Books

Remember the days

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A short history of the Jews in America from 1654 and their first permanent community of twenty-three persons in New Amsterdam to the present, stressing the difficulties they have continually faced...

Time of Trial Time of Hope

By August Meier, Milton Meltzer

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Time of Trial Time of Hope

By August Meier, Milton Meltzer

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Remember the days

By Milton Meltzer

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A short history of the Jews in America from 1654 and their first permanent community of twenty-three persons in New Amsterdam to the present, stressing the difficulties they have continually faced...

Bread--and roses

By Milton Meltzer

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Brother, can you spare a dime?

By Milton Meltzer

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Bro Can U SP DM Dis Gd

By Milton Meltzer

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Bound for the Rio Grande : The Mexican struggle, 1845-1850

By Milton Meltzer

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Traces the causes, events, and aftermath of the Mexican War, including quotes from contemporary sources and discussions of the social and political climate of the country at the time.

Bound for the Rio Grande

By Milton Meltzer

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Traces the causes, events, and aftermath of the Mexican War, including quotes from contemporary sources and discussions of the social and political climate of the country at the time.

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