Susan Lee Books

New York
New York

By Susan Lee

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Simple text and illustrations describe the history of New York City from its founding by the Dutch through the Revolutionary War.

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Philadelphia
Philadelphia

By Susan Lee

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Simple text and illustrations discuss the history of Philadelphia from its founding to the end of the Revolutionary War.

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London
London

By Susan Lee

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Describes life in 18th-century London and how it was affected by the American Revolution.

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Boston
Boston

By Susan Lee

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Briefly traces the history of Boston from its founding through the siege of the city at the beginning of the Revolution.

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Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln

By Susan Lee

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A brief biography of Abraham Lincoln who was President during the Civil War.

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Jefferson Davis
Jefferson Davis

By Susan Lee

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A brief biography of the statesman who served as President of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War.

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Forest values and perceptions of people in northwestern Ontario
Susan Lee's ABZs of economics
Susan Lee's ABZs of economics

By Susan Lee

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Susan Lee's ABZs of money & finance
Abz s of Economics
Abz s of Economics

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